Cost · Bellevue
Control Board and Touch Panel: $420–$640
The control band covers the electronics inside a Viking: a board or touch panel that has truly failed, which is only settled once the power supply is ruled out.
Control board or touch panel
$420–$640
Parts and labour together, agreed before work starts. The $89 visit comes off it.
What moves it up
- A board for a model no longer made, where the part has to be located before a date is set.
- A new board that calls for the parts it drives to be tested too; Viking's wall-oven service manual pairs it with a blower check.
- An integrated column whose controls sit up inside, below the header panel, out of easy reach.
What moves it down
- A dark display caused by a tripped breaker, a blown fuse or the refrigerator's own power switch.
- A power-loss notice on an integrated refrigerator column, which clears with a key press.
- Controls that were never woken with the activate pad, or a display dimmed on purpose by Sabbath mode.
What the figure includes
- The clock and settings entered again once the new board is in.
- Every function the board runs tried before the technician leaves: heat, lights, fans or pumps.
Which Viking appliances end up here
Anything with electronics can: a wall oven with an electronic timing centre, a built-in refrigerator run from touch pads, a dishwasher with push-button cycles. The signs are a display that stays dark while power plainly reaches the appliance, pads that do nothing, or a control acting strangely after an outage. If a code appears, copy it down before you ring.
Supply first, board last
A board is an expensive part to replace on a guess, so the supply is proved first. Viking’s service manual for its electric wall ovens runs in that order: no power at the board means the house breaker, a fuse or the wiring; only with power arriving and nothing working does the board come under suspicion.
Viking’s guide for its built-in refrigerators starts the same way, asking whether the circuit is live, whether a fuse or breaker has gone, and whether the unit’s power switch is on.
When the board is the answer, Viking Repair Bellevue gives its figure from this band in writing; call (425) 696-2636.
In their words
What people paid for, in their words.
A few Bellevue customers on the visit and the bill that followed it.
4.9 / 51,522 reviews
The convection fan started grinding partway through a bake. A failed motor bearing, ordered against the serial number, back two days later. Straightforward the whole way, and the kitchen was left clean.
Sofia R.Somerset
Simmer flame died every time the hood fan went to high. He measured manifold pressure, found the regulator drifting low, and set it back to the rating plate. The low setting holds now with the fan roaring.
Dario F.Downtown Bellevue
The bake element glowed at one end only and the broiler did nothing at all. He tested continuity on both, showed me the open circuit, and fitted two elements off the van in one visit.
Tarun B.Bridle Trails
Next step
Tell us the symptom. We will tell you what it usually is.
Say what the appliance is doing and what you have already tried. Most calls are narrowed to one or two likely faults before anyone sets out.
Technicians go out 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days; the (425) 696-2636 line itself is staffed 24/7.
