On the Viking Incogneeto under-counter induction warmer VUIW518, E-06 means the line voltage is too high. The unit measured the supply above its limit and stopped to protect its electronics. The official steps are to unplug…
On the Viking Incogneeto under-counter induction warmer VUIW518, E-06 means the line voltage is too high. The unit measured the supply above its limit and stopped to protect its electronics. The official steps are to unplug the unit for five seconds and plug it back in, and if the code persists, to have an electrician monitor the line voltage. The cause is usually the house supply rather than the warmer.
1. Switch the warmer off. 2. Disconnect the power cord for a short wait, then reconnect it. 3. Try a short warming cycle. 4. If E-06 returns, leave the unit unplugged. 5. Ask an electrician to monitor the line voltage, then call us if the supply is normal.
Not necessarily. E-06 reports a high supply voltage. The warmer shut itself down to protect its electronics, and the cause is often outside the appliance, in the house wiring.
An electrician can monitor the line voltage at the outlet over time. If the supply stays in range and E-06 still returns, we test the warmer itself next.
We check the warmer, the outlet and its supply. You get the price in writing before any work, and repairs include a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
