Viking 31 in. VGSU101 Gas Cooktop - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Viking professional 30 inch, sparking problem
If you have replaced the spark module with the new, blue PA020041 Tytronics 0+4 spark module, the physical positions of the leads that go to the burner igniters are reversed compared to the positions on the old, white module. Make sure that the switch wire for the burner and the position of the spark wire both go to the same burner! The positions are marked on the white label with green lettering.
9/2/2012 11:37:08 PM •
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on Sep 02, 2012
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I have an ultra line
HI,
SAFETY FIRST, Have the unit checked for issues, it not worth the home over a leak. Unless you know about this unit, have your gas company inspect for leaks and supply issues. If you leak is a connection issue, they will advise how to repair, if internal, it should be check right away or prior to using again.
I had seen a simple loose connection cause a lot of damage.
Please be safety, I would be glad to assist you further if needed. I’m happy to help further over the phone at
https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249
We just bought a house
Hi esgt,
The Ignitor switches have either gotten stuck, maybe being dirty or wet, or the ignitor switches are faulty and need replacing.
The switches are under the burners where you have the gas pipes and valves you will only see one electrical part, that is the ignitor switch. This plastic box has one input (for power) the rest attached to other burners. Check if the wire going to the problematic burner is loose, off, dirty, wet or cut. Repair or replace accordingly.
I'd suggest looking at the wire from the one burner that is working correctly, that leads to the problematic burners - The problem would likely be there.
Hope this helps :-)
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The clicking won't stop after it has been ignited
Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.
You have a stuck switch, try turning back and forth to stop, you may have to turn power off to oven to stop clicking
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When I turn on the burners they make a clicking
Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.
you may have a defective gas control or a clog in the gas feeds
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One burner will not light other burner clicks
Under the burners where you have the gas pipes and valves
you have only one electrical part the ignite spark module. This plastic box has
one input the power wire and for outputs one for each burner. Now you can check
if the wire going to the problematic burner is loose or cut out and fix it. If
all wires look ok then the Spark device is bad and need a new one.
12/19/2010 10:49:20 AM •
Viking 31 in....
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on Dec 19, 2010
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I have a viking stove.
Use a Magic Eraser sponge and get this cleaner called Star Clean(you buy it on the web from TJT products) it will have them looking like new.
I have a Viking cooktop with a fan that rises when...
I just finished researching the same issue for my 36" downdraft. It appears that the ost common problem is the little up/down switch.
Most folks on-line were being told that they had to buy the whole top unit for $500.00 plus labor. But an electrical engineerpointed out that allvikingparts.com sold a switch for about $60.00 delivered.
It seems that if one holds the switch for an extended period of time it can heat up and burn a connector - might be a coincidence, but my unit stopped working just after my 4 year old grandson visited for two weeks - I made the mistake of showing him how pushing the button would make the vent go up and down. So the switch probably got mre use in a week than it had in the eight years since it was installed.
You can simply peel your switch off with your finger nail ( it will stick right back). On mine I noticed that the center "wire" hade a dark line through it which probably indicates that it is "burned"
My part is on the way.
Hope this helps - $57.00 is much easier to swallow than $595.00
Grease-encrusted cast iron trivets
Try soaking in hot soapy water that you've dropped several denture cleaning tablets in. That's helped me get some tough stuff off, or at least loosened up enough that some elbow grease and a scrubbie can finish off the job.
Put them in the oven and run the self clean cycle
Oven cleaner. That stuff is second only to industrial grade hydrogen peroxide
Batender's Friend. That stuff is amazing!
Good Luck
Viking Ultraline Professional Gas stove
It is visible the hinges /w40 has extension nozzle spray the hinges a few minutes open slowly/ by moving little by little until the lubricant or oil penetrate the moving parts of hinges ,
12/22/2009 2:40:09 PM •
Viking 31 in....
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on Dec 22, 2009
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My VIKING 31
I have the exact same problem, same model. Read the instructions on this website for replacing the ignitors...looks complicated, also generic to all Viking cooktops. Let's see what we response we get.
Viking Burners keep on clicking! Anoying!
The causes to the clicking is that the ignitors could be wet, dirty (with grease caked on them or cleaning products or a bad spark module). The ignitors are the little white things on the side of each burner with a metal piece on top. If they are wet (let them dry out for 20 - 30 min on a high flame, if dirty sand the metal piece on top with sand paper or nail file. And if it is the spark module and u are technical, order one from the parts department for Viking. You will need ur model and serial # then find out if it is located under the burners or the rear of the range. There are several wires going to the spark module. Best way is to disconnect one by one and connecting it to the new box until all wires are switched from old to new module. Remember to unplug the unit before doing this because you may get shocked. Also if it is a sealed burner system that means that the burner bowls cannot be lifted from the range and water cannot seap under the burners then you could just change all 4 or six burner bases. Viking has adapted them throughout the many complaints and they are better now. Typical cost is: $350 - $400 if spark module is under burners, in rear = $500 - $600. Burner bases = 400 - 600 depending on number of burners and if it is with a venturi or screws. Good luck.
9/30/2009 4:32:39 PM •
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on Sep 30, 2009
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Viking 30" gas professional series cooktop sparking problem
And before that Most likely one of the ignition switches (they are under knobs) got shorted possibly due to spilled liquid or a cleaning stuff sprayed on. In that case it should stop sparking after a switch drys. Still no go replace the spark control unit.
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