Viking helped bring restaurant-style cooking into the home kitchen, and its heavy stainless ranges and built-in refrigerators are still made in Mississippi. Our local, family-owned team repairs them right in your home.
Viking ranges, cooktops and built-in refrigerators are built to last for decades, but they're engineered differently from mainstream appliances. That means they need a technician who knows how they work.
Super Appliance Repair is a family-owned team fixing Viking appliances in homes across Seattle and the Eastside. Below you'll find the Viking products we service, the problems we see most often, and what to have ready when you call.
Viking ranges use high-output sealed burners, commercial-style ignition and heavy cast-iron grates. Its built-in refrigerators hold tight temperatures across separate compartments. When something fails, guessing and swapping parts gets expensive fast. Our technicians test the ignition, gas supply, sensors and controls first, so we replace only the part that actually failed.
Before any work starts, we explain what's wrong, which part needs replacing and what the repair will cost. If fixing an older unit doesn't make financial sense, we'll tell you that too. We only recommend what we'd do in our own kitchens.
If you can, find your Viking model and serial number before you call. On ranges it's usually on a plate behind the kick panel or under the front edge of the cooktop. On refrigerators it's typically near the top of the fresh-food section, and on dishwashers along the edge of the door. A photo of the rating plate works too. With the model number, we can check parts before your appointment.
We repair Viking ranges, rangetops, cooktops, wall ovens, refrigerators, freezers, wine coolers and dishwashers in your home, anywhere in the Seattle metro area. Call (510) 612-5706 to book, Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM.
We service the full Viking kitchen lineup, right in your home.
A few issues come up again and again on Viking appliances. Knowing the pattern helps us diagnose faster.
On gas ovens, the igniter often weakens with age. It still glows, but no longer draws enough current to open the gas valve.
Nonstop clicking usually points to moisture or grease on a burner, a worn spark switch, or a failing spark module.
Dirty condenser coils, a failing fan or a faulty temperature sensor can throw off the tight temperature control Viking built-ins rely on.
We come to you anywhere in the Seattle metro area, with the same upfront pricing in every city.
We repair the Viking appliances listed on this page, from professional ranges and rangetops to built-in refrigerators and dishwashers. Share your model number when you book so we can confirm.
Yes. After diagnosing the problem, we give you a detailed breakdown of the repair and its cost. Nothing starts until you approve it.
On ranges, check behind the kick panel or under the front edge of the cooktop. On refrigerators, look near the top of the fresh-food section, and on dishwashers along the door edge. Send us a photo if it's hard to read.
We serve Seattle and nearby cities, including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Bothell, Shoreline, Mill Creek and Everett.
Call with your model number and we'll bring the right parts to get your Viking back to work.