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©2010 Viking Preferred Service

To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury, or death, disconnect electrical power source to unit, unless test 
procedures require power to be connected. Discharge capacitor through a resistor before attempting to service. 
Ensure all ground wires are connected before certifying unit as repaired and/or operational.

Hinge Receiver Removal

Condition Requirements:

Door Assembly Removed
Side Panel Removed
1.  Remove screws, trim, and pull interior side panel 

back to access hinge receiver.

2.  Pull back insulation to access hinge receiver.
3.  Remove screw and hinge receiver from range.

4.  Reverse procedure for installation.

Back Panel Removal

Condition Requirements:

Rear of Range Accessed

Note:

  VGIC536 shown. Other models may have 

different back panels.

1.  Remove screws and back cover from back panel.
2.  Remove screws and back panel from range.

3.  Reverse procedure for installation.

Terminal Block Removal

Condition Requirements:

Back Panel Removed
1.  Remove screws and cover from range.
2.  Mark and disconnect connectors from terminal block.
3.  Remove screws and terminal block from range.

4.  Reverse procedure for installation.

Summary of Contents for VGIC530

Page 1: ...is to be 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 Th...

Page 2: ...r Handle Removal 21 Outer Door Panel Assembly Removal 21 Door Hinge Removal 21 Door Logo Removal 21 Outer Door Glass Removal 22 Inner Door Glass Removal 22 Bake Burner Igniter Removal 23 Bake Burner R...

Page 3: ...l 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 DEATH Hazards or...

Page 4: ...the product 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 agen...

Page 5: ...n be found on the left hand side wall of the burner box Serial Number 011808C0000000001 Model Number Day Month Year of Manufacture Serial Number V V Professional G I C 5 3 0 G Gas 30 30 Wide 36 36 Wid...

Page 6: ...ne LP 10 0 W C P Electrical requirements 120 VAC 60 Hz 4 Ft 121 9 cm 3 wire cord with grounded 3 prong plug attached to unit Maximum amp usage 0 83 amps 1 5 amps Surface burner rating Natural gas LP 1...

Page 7: ...ng it Keep area around appliance clear and free from combustible materials gasoline and other flammable vapors and materials If appliance is installed near a window proper precautions should be taken...

Page 8: ...the air grille Avoid touching oven vent area while oven is on and for several minutes after oven is turned off When the oven is in use the vent and surrounding area become hot enough to cause burns A...

Page 9: ...ase provide the service person with this manual before work begins Pressure Regulator All heavy duty commercial type cooking equipment must have a pressure regulator on the incoming service line for s...

Page 10: ...The 1500 F closed door infrared broiler allows intense heat to sear delicate cuts of meat providing that restaurant taste Two lights illuminate the oven cavity with less glare Six rack positions and t...

Page 11: ...active states 2 flashes every 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 detect...

Page 12: ...ions Part may vary Note Main Input connections L1 and N may be hard wired or Molex connection type as shown above Calibrating the Thermostat Condition Requirements Control Components Accessed 1 Do not...

Page 13: ...nit as repaired and or operational Quick Power Disconnect The VGIC range has a quick power disconnect located on the right side of the burner box Use this disconnect location instead of pulling the ra...

Page 14: ...rs 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 sp...

Page 15: ...burned Repair or replace defective wiring Igniters sparking but no flame igni tion Gas supply valve is in OFF position Turn gas on Gas supply is interrupted Check regulator Igniters sparking continuo...

Page 16: ...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 17: ...AC 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 prese...

Page 18: ...Resistive Thermal Device 0 VAC 1090 at 75 F P4 yellow yellow Convection Motor 120 VAC 39 4 Convection switch open red white White High Limit open contacts 120 VAC Open Power cord black disconnect bla...

Page 19: ...C 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 unnecessary r...

Page 20: ...fety only use pins supplied with unit 2 Remove screws and hinge trim from range 3 Gently close door until pins stop door 4 Lift door up and out Door Assembly Adjustment Screw 5 Reverse procedure for i...

Page 21: ...ps from the handle The set screw is located in the hole that the screws use to secure the end cap to the door assembly 3 Pull end cap up then out to remove from handle 4 Reverse procedure for installa...

Page 22: ...insulation from door skin 3 Remove window holder and outer door glass from door skin Note The window holder is secured with double sided tape Use care when removing from door skin 4 Remove outer door...

Page 23: ...o replace any damaged or missing insulation 7 Reverse procedure for installation Bake Burner Igniter Removal Condition Requirements Door Assembly Removed 1 Remove screws and lift kick plate from keyho...

Page 24: ...D Removal Condition Requirements Door Assembly Removed 1 Remove screws that attach the sensor to the back of the oven liner 2 Pull the sensor until the connector is in the oven cavity 3 Disconnect the...

Page 25: ...assembly from four keyhole screws 5 Tilt control panel assembly forward rest on drip tray 6 Reverse procedure for installation Indicator Light Removal Condition Requirements Control Components Access...

Page 26: ...l Condition Requirements Control Components Accessed 1 Mark and disconnect two connectors from light switch 2 Press tabs on both ends of the switch and push switch through control panel 3 Reverse proc...

Page 27: ...re for installation Surface Burner Removal Condition Requirements None 1 Remove burner grates caps bowls and grate support from range 2 Remove burner igniter 3 Remove screw and burner assembly from ra...

Page 28: ...ps bowls and grate support from right side of the range 2 Remove screw and position burner assembly away from cover 3 Remove screws and cover from range 4 Reverse procedure for installation High Limit...

Page 29: ...ith soapy water solution DO NOT USE AN OPEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS 1 Pull to remove spark module from burner valve 2 Remove screw and burner valve from manifold assembly 3 Remove orifice from bu...

Page 30: ...PEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS 1 Remove burner grates caps bowls and grate support from left side of the range 2 Remove screw and position burner assembly away from pressure regulator 3 Remove press...

Page 31: ...acket 7 Reverse procedure for installation 8 Perform gas leak test Island Trim Removal Condition Requirements Rear of Range Accessed 1 Remove four screws and island trim from range 2 Reverse procedure...

Page 32: ...ll interior side panel back to access hinge receiver 2 Pull back insulation to access hinge receiver 3 Remove screw and hinge receiver from range 4 Reverse procedure for installation Back Panel Remova...

Page 33: ...ted Gas leak hazard To avoid risk of personal injury or death leak testing of the appliance must be conducted according to the manufacturer s instructions Before placing appliance in operation always...

Page 34: ...y guide 3 Remove screws and trim from range 4 Remove screws and drip tray guide from range Note The screw in the front left corner holding the drip tray guide to the range is hidden by the manifold as...

Page 35: ...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 instructions Before placing appliance in o...

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