Viking Kitchen Ranges - Page 7 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

3.2 to 36 amps The whole service manual is here: http://applianceassistant.com/ServiceManuals/f90553_viking_free_standing_gas_range.pdf

Use a large pipe wrench, or in extreme situations, buy new retention rings and drill carefully through the old ones... Help Me Find My Model Number RepairClinic com

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With it plugged in pres and hold the power button down. Then unplug and do the same. Plug in and turn on.

It depends on which valve your replacing. If its a burner valve, you have to remove the control panel to gain access to the burner valves. If its the oven valve, most ranges they are located in the back behind a panel so you have to pull the range out. That can be tough with a large oven. Question, why replacing the valve? Valves don't normally go out very often so double check before replacing. good luck

Wendy, heat element could be burnt out.

only if the range has color panels as a decor option

sounds like the lock motor has failed. Lots of clicking noises and not being able to lock/unlock is normally a good indicator. In some rare circumstances, main control board could be faulty. Look for me on 6ya if you need any more detailed help.

http://www.allvikingparts.com/Smoke_eliminator_p/pm010014.htm

Yes you're right the gas valve failed.

Good luck, Dickson

your speed controll is no good