Viking Undercounter Refrigerator Repair

Are you running out of space in your refrigerator? Luckily, with Viking Range, LLC you can always purchase an extra refrigerator sacrificing only a fraction of your kitchen’s space! Viking undercounter refrigerators – wine cellars, beverage centers or drawers come in a variety of sizes and are well-known for their stylish look, efficient performance and durability.

Common Problems and Simple Solutions for Viking Undercounter Refrigerators

When our refrigerator breaks the things are pretty much out of our control. Yet, some of the refrigerator problems can be rather easy to fix. You do not always have to call a technician – you will be surprised how often our techs come to a customer’s house, only to find out that the problem was caused by a triggered breaker.

Refrigerator Is Not Working

Has your refrigerator stopped working entirely? This kind of problems are typically not common with Viking refrigerators, but unfortunately, sometimes even Viking appliances may simply quit functioning. The first thing you should do is to make sure the appliance is plugged in. Have a look at the breaker box and make sure the corresponding breaker was not triggered. Finally, we recommend plugging a small appliance into the same power outlet you are using for your refrigerator and making sure it works just fine before you proceed with diagnosing the appliance itself. Carefully examine the power cord and make sure it is not damaged. If you are willing to disassemble your appliance and proceed with the repair on your own, we recommend examining the control of your appliance for damage, such as burns. You may have to replace this part if you find that it is faulty.

Refrigerator Is Not Cold Enough

To start with, make sure the refrigerator is not overloaded. There should be some space to facilitate proper airflow between the items that are crucial for the efficiency of your refrigerator. Carefully examine the door or the drawer of your refrigerator and make sure it is closed properly and not leaking any cool air. Finally, if you are willing to properly diagnose your appliance on your own, we recommend taking a look at the thermostat – rather often this problem is caused by a malfunctioning thermostat. Unfortunately, it is still possible that the inadequate performance of your appliance is caused by a faulty compressor or even a malfunctioning control board.