Viking Parts

Viking Range, Refrigerator & Dishwasher Parts

Viking appliances are built for serious cooks and long-term reliability. When a Viking range igniter fails, a refrigerator ice maker stops, or a dishwasher door latch breaks, you need OEM parts that match the engineering of your pro-style appliance. Repair Clinic carries genuine Viking parts backed by model-specific expertise — not aftermarket substitutes that compromise performance.

Viking owners invest in their appliances for decades of use. Whether you're troubleshooting a Viking range that won't ignite, a refrigerator with no ice, or a dishwasher that won't latch, we stock the exact OEM parts your model needs. Enter your model number to find the right replacement quickly.

• Viking Range Igniters: Gas oven igniters fail on Viking ranges — flat silicon carbide type; verify your exact model for correct fit
• Viking Range Control Boards: Oven temperature control boards and main range controls; OEM programming required
• Viking Refrigerator Ice Makers: Ice maker assemblies and water inlet valves for Viking French door and side-by-side models
• Viking Refrigerator Door Gaskets: Door seals that prevent heat loss and frost buildup; measure your model for correct profile
• Viking Dishwasher Door Latches: Door latch assemblies with built-in safety switches; most common dishwasher repair
• Viking Dishwasher Circulation Pumps: Poor wash action points to a failed circulation pump; OEM replacement restores cleaning power

Viking Appliance Repairs — Common Questions & Answers

Why does my Viking range oven won't heat even though the igniter glows orange?

A glowing igniter that doesn't trigger the gas valve is the classic igniter-is-failing symptom. The flat silicon carbide igniter draws current to open the gas valve — when it weakens with age, it glows but doesn't produce enough heat to open the valve. Viking uses specific igniter models; always use your model number to confirm the exact part. It's a 20-minute replacement and one of the most common Viking range repairs.

My Viking refrigerator isn't making ice — what should I check first?

Start with the water supply: Is the valve on the supply line open? Is water flowing to the dispenser? If yes to both, the ice maker assembly or water inlet valve has likely failed. Viking ice maker kits include the valve, module, tray, and motor — buy the complete OEM kit rather than individual parts. Aftermarket ice maker parts have high failure rates, especially when mixing brands.

Why is water leaking from the door of my Viking refrigerator?

A worn or cracked door gasket is the most common cause. The rubber seal compresses over years of opening and closing, and warm kitchen air seeps in. Frost buildup inside the compartment, condensation on the glass, or a dollar bill that slides out easily are all signs the gasket needs replacement. Measure your door dimensions or use your model number to ensure the correct gasket profile — gasket seals vary by model even within Viking.

How do I find my Viking appliance model number?

On Viking ranges, the model number is typically on the back of the unit or inside the oven door frame. For refrigerators, check the inside wall of the fridge compartment or the back of the unit. On dishwashers, the model plate is on the top edge of the door or inside the door jamb. Enter your model number into the Repair Clinic model lookup tool to see all compatible parts and diagrams for your specific Viking appliance.

Order Brand-Level Viking Replacement Parts Online

Ordering brand-level viking parts online is simple and gives you access to OEM options across every major brand. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. Browse our repair help section for troubleshooting tips, part testing guides, and step-by-step installation videos for your specific product.

Viking Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

Viking places the model number on a product label, but the location depends on the appliance. Check the back or inside the oven door frame on a Viking range, the inside wall of the refrigerator compartment or behind a crisper drawer on a refrigerator, and the top edge of the door or inner door frame on a dishwasher. The label may also list a serial number, so copy the model number exactly, including letters, numbers, and hyphens. Search that number in the Repair Clinic search bar to filter the complete Viking parts catalog to parts made for your appliance. You will get a faster, more accurate match across every associated part category.