On Viking indicator-light range ovens without a numeric display, such as the Professional VDSC530, the D3 RDSCD230-5B and RDSCE2305B, High Limit is a high temperature limit error. The cycle light flashes four times and the clean…
On Viking indicator-light range ovens without a numeric display, such as the Professional VDSC530, the D3 RDSCD230-5B and RDSCE2305B, High Limit is a high temperature limit error. The cycle light flashes four times and the clean light stays on. The control has seen a temperature past its limit and shuts heating down. On gas self-clean ranges, four flashes mean something else entirely, the fan Hall error.
1. Turn the oven off and leave the door closed so it cools naturally. 2. Make sure nothing flammable sits on or in the oven. 3. After it has cooled completely, switch the breaker off for a minute, then restore it. 4. Try a low bake. If four flashes appear again, stop using the oven and call us. On a dual-fuel range, any gas smell means leave and call the gas utility from outside.
On these indicator-light ovens, four cycle-light flashes with the clean light on is the high limit error. The oven has shut its heating down to protect itself, so it will stay cold.
Yes. On gas self-clean ranges, four flashes mean Fan Hall instead. The platform matters, so give us your model number when you call and we will confirm which meaning applies to your range today.
Do not keep using the oven. Let it cool and call us, since overheating can damage the oven and nearby cabinets, and we can check the probe, the control and the door seal for you.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.