Viking VGIQ4103RE2 E-Series Infrared Grill
The VGIQ4103RE2 is a retired 41-inch E-Series grill with a TruSear infrared burner and a heavy-duty rotisserie, sharing a body with the RE1. We tell the two apart by data plate so the right parts go on the right grill.
An infrared burner that pops or flames out is often fighting for air or gas. Blocked openings, a wrong orifice or a damaged ceramic can all cause it. Open-flame burners with a weak flame usually have debris in the ports. We handle each in turn, finishing with a full-load pressure test.
A hood that will not stay open is a nuisance and a burn risk, so we check the hinges and the spring or stay. The rotisserie motor gets a spin under weight. If you smell gas, shut off the supply and call the utility from outside. We quote retired-model parts in writing and offer a 30-day warranty.
Popping usually means gas is igniting inside the burner or at the orifice. Dirty openings or a damaged ceramic are common reasons, and we inspect both.
Yes. A hood that drops can burn a hand or bend the frame. Hinges and stays are inexpensive to restore. Hinges and stays are inexpensive to restore, and the fix takes little time.
We read the data plate and compare part numbers. If a part is shared with another version we confirm it physically before we order. That keeps you from paying for a part that turns out to be wrong.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
