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Troubleshooting

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Symptom

Possible Cause

Corrective Action

Bake inoperable - broil, convection 
fan, oven lights, and surface burner 
igniters operate

Foreign objects/soil on igniter

Clean igniter and surrounding area

Open bake solenoid

Replace bake solenoid

Open oven control

Replace oven control

Open direct spark module

Replace direct spark module

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Broil inoperable - bake, convection 
fan, oven lights, and surface burner 
igniters operate

Foreign objects/soil on igniter

Clean igniter and surrounding area

Open broil solenoid

Replace broil solenoid

Open oven control

Replace oven control

Open direct spark module

Replace direct spark module

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Convection fan inoperable - bake, 
broil, oven lights, and surface burner 
igniters operate

Open convection fan switch

Replace convection fan switch

Open convection fan motor

Replace convection fan motor

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Oven lights inoperable - bake, broil, 
convection fan, and surface burner 
igniters operate

Open oven bulbs

Replace oven bulbs

Open light switch

Replace light switch

Open door light switch

Replace door light switch

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Surface burner igniters inoperable 
- bake, broil, convection fan, oven 
lights operate

Foreign objects/soil on igniter

Clean igniter and surrounding area

Open single point spark module

Replace single point spark module

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Igniters sparking but no 

fl

 ame

ignition

Gas supply valve is in “OFF” position Turn gas on
Gas supply is interrupted

Check regulator

Igniters sparking continuously after 

fl

 ame ignition

Power supply is not grounded

Check grounding

Power supply polarity is reversed

Check power source

Igniters are wet or dirty

Clean igniters

Burner ignites, but 

fl

 ame is large, 

distorted, or yellow

Burner ports are clogged

Clean burner head

Unit is being operated on wrong type 
of gas

Check gas type

Oven cycle light inoperable - bake, 
broil, convection fan, oven lights, 
surface burner igniters operate

Defective cycle light (neon)

Replace cycle light

Open oven control

Replace oven control

Defective oven wiring (shorted, 
open, or burned)

Repair or replace defective wiring

Summary of Contents for DCCG130

Page 1: ...e used by qualified appliance technicians only Viking does not assume any responsibility for property damage or personal injury for improper service procedures done by an unqualified person This Base...

Page 2: ...Door Handle Removal 19 Inner Door Glass Removal 19 Door Hinge Removal 20 Bake Burner Igniter Removal 20 Bake Burner Removal 20 Bake Burner Orifice Removal 20 Broil Burner Igniter Removal 20 Convectio...

Page 3: ...and others All safety messages will be preceded by the safety alert symbol and the word DANGER WARNING or CAUTION These words mean IMMEDIATE HAZARDS WHICH WILL RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR DEA...

Page 4: ...oduct for any reason alteration outdoor use improper installation improper operation or repair or service of the product by anyone other than an authorized Viking Range Corporation service agency or r...

Page 5: ...er the base Serial Number 011810C0000000001 Model Number Day Month Year of Manufacture Serial Number D D Designer C C G 1 3 0 D Dual Fuel G Gas 30 30 Wide 1 Series C Custom S Self Cleaning C Convectio...

Page 6: ...3 wire cord with grounded 3 prong plug attached to unit Maximum amp usage 0 74 amps Surface burner rating Natural gas LP Left front Left rear Right rear Right front Natural Gas LP Propane 16 000 BTU...

Page 7: ...rom blowing over burners NEVER leave any items on the rangetop The hot air from the vent may ignite flammable items and may increase pressure in closed containers which may cause them to burst Many ae...

Page 8: ...o cool Other potentially hot surfaces include rangetop areas facing the rangetop oven vent surfaces near the vent opening oven door areas around the oven door and oven window The misuse of oven doors...

Page 9: ...pe cooking equipment must have a pressure regulator on the incoming service line for safe and efficient operation since service pressure may fluctuate with local demand External regulators are not req...

Page 10: ...or all your casserole dishes as well as easy cleanup The 1500 F closed door infrared broiler allows intense heat to sear delicate cuts of meat providing that restaurant taste Two lights illuminate the...

Page 11: ...very 4 seconds Control fault Cycle power and retry If fault remains replace DSI 3 flashes every 4 seconds Ignition lockout Control has attempted to ignite but no flame detected after allowing time and...

Page 12: ...ts and surface burner igniters operate Open or shorted RTD cycle light flashing Replace RTD Open oven control Replace oven control Open direct spark module Replace direct spark module Defective oven w...

Page 13: ...inoperable bake broil convection fan and surface burner igniters operate Open oven bulbs Replace oven bulbs Open light switch Replace light switch Open door light switch Replace door light switch Def...

Page 14: ...120 VAC present on oven control thermostat L1 to N 120 VAC present on DSI module A to N Turn oven control knob to 350 120 VAC present on thermostat violet to N Turn oven control knob to 350 120 VAC pr...

Page 15: ...VAC present on oven control thermostat L1 to N 120 VAC present on DSI module A to N Turn oven control knob to broil 120 VAC present on thermostat blue to N Turn oven control knob to broil 120 VAC pres...

Page 16: ...cord black disconnect black Cycle Light 120 VAC Open neon light Cycle light terminals black to white Oven Light Switch OFF Door Closed 120 VAC Open Oven light switch terminals black to red Oven Light...

Page 17: ...120 VAC is present in step 5 and the black igniter wire has continuity replace the spark module RTD Characteristics Proper diagnostics of the RTD Resistance Temperature Detector will eliminate unneces...

Page 18: ...oor Assembly Adjustment Screw 5 Reverse procedure for installation Note If the door needs to be adjusted loosen hinge trim screws Adjust the screws located between the door and kick plate using a 5 32...

Page 19: ...dle 3 Reverse procedure for installation Inner Door Glass Removal Condition Requirements Outer Door Panel Assembly Removed 1 Place the inner door panel assembly on a protected surface 2 Remove screws...

Page 20: ...emoved 1 Remove screws and lift kick plate from keyhole screws 2 Lift to remove oven cavity bottom panel from range 3 Disconnect wire from igniter 4 Remove screw and igniter from bake burner 5 Reverse...

Page 21: ...bottom panel from range 2 Remove screws and fan cover from oven cavity 3 Remove four outer screws and convection motor assembly from oven cavity 4 Mark and disconnect two connectors from convection m...

Page 22: ...l injury or death leak testing of the appliance must be conducted according to the manufacturer s instructions Before placing appliance in operation always check for gas leaks with soapy water solutio...

Page 23: ...cedure for installation Control Panel Assembly Removal Condition Requirements Control Components Accessed 1 Mark and disconnect all connectors to remove control panel from range 2 Reverse procedure fo...

Page 24: ...oven light switch from control panel 3 Reverse procedure for installation Door Switch Removal Condition Requirements Control Components Accessed 1 Remove two screws and door switch from range 2 Mark a...

Page 25: ...Module Removal Condition Requirements Control Components Accessed 1 Disconnect connectors from module 2 Pull to remove module from burner valve 3 Reverse procedure for installation Burner Base Assemb...

Page 26: ...emove two of the screws that secure manifold assembly to range 2 Pull to remove spark module from burner valve 3 Remove flex tubing from back of burner valve 4 Remove screw and burner valve from manif...

Page 27: ...emoval Condition Requirements Door Assembly Removed Back Panel Removed 1 Remove nut from broil burner and gas tubing 2 Remove screws that secure igniter to oven cavity 3 Remove screws and rear broil b...

Page 28: ...gh the oven cavity cut the two wires and splice in the replacement RTD with the use of two 2 ceramic wire nut connectors 1 Disconnect RTD Molex connector in burner box area 2 Remove any wire ties as r...

Page 29: ...soapy water solution DO NOT USE AN OPEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS 1 Remove screws and bracket from range 2 Remove nut and gas tubing from bracket 3 Mark and disconnect wires from solenoid valve 4...

Page 30: ...lly open and closes at 150 F 1 Mark and disconnect connectors from temperature switch 2 Remove screws and temperature switch from side of range 3 Reverse procedure for installation Terminal Block Remo...

Page 31: ...screws from each burner base assembly 4 Lift each burner base assembly up to remove from range Note Keep igniter wires attached to each burner base assembly during removal 5 Remove screws and side tr...

Page 32: ...equirements Main Top Removed Gas Supply Disconnected Gas leak hazard To avoid risk of personal injury or death leak testing of the appliance must be conducted according to the manufacturer s instructi...

Page 33: ...Wiring Diagrams 2010 Viking Preferred Service 33 Electronic Thermostat DSI System Oven Control Thermostat and DSI Module System...

Page 34: ...1 S1 VALVE 1 SC COMMON S2 VALVE2 BAKE L1 BROIL YELLOW YELLOW BROWN BLACK P6 J2 P4 P1 N L1 BLACK RED RED RED WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE CONVECTION SWITCH SWITCH INDICATOR CONVECTION FAN MOTOR M SIN...

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