Viking Appliance Error Codes
Complete reference guide with 16+ error codes for Viking appliances. Find your error code below, understand the cause, and learn if it's a DIY fix or needs professional repair.
Parent company: Middleby Corporation
| Code | Description | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| F01 | Door latch/lock circuit fault Causes: Door latch motor failure, Lock switch malfunction, Wiring harness damage | medium |
| F02 | RTD temperature sensor fault Causes: RTD sensor open/short circuit, Wiring break, Connector corrosion | high |
| F03 | Cooling fan feedback fault Causes: Cooling fan motor failure, Fan blade obstruction, Feedback circuit fault | medium |
| F04 | Meat probe shorted Causes: Moisture in probe connector, Damaged probe cable, Probe internal short | medium |
| F06 | Control board configuration mismatch Causes: Incorrect board replacement, EEPROM corruption, Firmware mismatch | high |
| F07 | Door switch/interlock fault Causes: Door switch failure, Interlock mechanism jam, Wiring issue | medium |
| F10 | Runaway temperature detected Causes: Relay stuck closed, Temperature sensor drift, Control board malfunction | high |
| F30 Also: F31 | Sensor issues Causes: Temperature sensor failure, Sensor wiring fault, Control board sensor circuit issue | high |
When to Call a Professional
- Error code returns after power reset
- Code is marked as high severity
- Appliance is leaking water, making unusual noises, or smells like burning
- You're not comfortable working with electrical or gas appliances
Viking Error Codes — FAQ
What are the most common Viking error codes?
The most common Viking error codes relate to temperature sensors, drainage issues, motor errors, and communication failures. Check our complete list above for your specific code, or call Arcane for professional diagnosis.
How do I reset my Viking appliance after an error code?
For most Viking appliances, unplug the unit or turn off the circuit breaker for 60 seconds, then restore power. If the error code returns after reset, the underlying issue needs professional repair.
Can I fix a Viking error code myself?
Some Viking error codes indicate simple issues like unbalanced loads, clogged filters, or suds buildup that you can fix yourself. Our table above marks each code as DIY-fixable or requiring professional service. For high-severity codes, always call a certified technician.
How much does Viking appliance repair cost in San Francisco?
Viking appliance repair in the Bay Area typically costs $100-$500 depending on the issue. Simple fixes run $100-$200, while complex repairs (compressor, control board) can be $300-$600. At Arcane, diagnosis is free when you proceed with the repair.
Does Viking warranty cover error code repairs?
Viking manufacturer warranty typically covers defects for 1-2 years from purchase. Some components (like LG linear compressors) have extended coverage. Our technicians can verify your warranty status and handle claims. Even out-of-warranty repairs are affordable with Arcane.