Viking · Boston, MA
Viking Oven Repair
Viking oven cavities in ranges and wall ovens, including convection models. Heat accuracy, element and igniter faults, door seals and hinges, and the control board reading the sensor.
Reported
How it gets described
- The oven running hot enough to scorch the top of anything roasted
- Preheat never completing and the display stalling at one temperature
- A convection fan that has gone noisy, or silent
- Door glass fogging and the cavity slow to come up to heat
Measured
What the visit actually checks
- Cavity temperature against the set point through a full preheat
- Oven sensor resistance cold and hot
- Bake, broil and convection element continuity and visible condition
- Door hinge tension, gasket compression and glass pack alignment
- Control board response to the sensor, which is the last thing to blame not the first
The visit and the diagnosis are the flat $95 service call, credited against the repair if you approve one.
The rest of the book
Other Viking appliances we take on
- Viking Range Repair A burner that keeps clicking long after it has lit
- Viking Refrigerator Repair Cold at the back of the cabinet and noticeably warm at the door
- Viking Dishwasher Repair A cycle stopping partway with water standing in the tub
Carried out across Seaport District , East Boston , Charlestown , South Boston and the rest of Boston.
After viking oven repair calls
5 out of 5 across 1166 reviews
5 out of 5
The wall unit locked itself after a self clean and would not open at all. He freed the latch motor, replaced it, and explained why running that cycle the day before a holiday is asking for trouble.
Beatriz N. — South Boston
5 out of 5
The convection motor went from noisy to silent and then the cycle stopped catching. Bearings had seized outright. He had one on the van and was gone before the school run.
Ingrid S. — Charlestown
5 out of 5
Loft in a converted Fort Point warehouse, where pulling a wall unit out is a whole project in itself. The bake element had failed open and the convection fan was carrying the entire load. Done in one visit, and the millwork came through untouched.
Hugh P. — Seaport District