On Viking gas ranges with an electronic oven thermostat and no self-clean, such as the VGIC530-4B and VGIC536-6B and the DCCG130, a cycle light that flashes twice and then stays off for four seconds signals an…
On Viking gas ranges with an electronic oven thermostat and no self-clean, such as the VGIC530-4B and VGIC536-6B and the DCCG130, a cycle light that flashes twice and then stays off for four seconds signals an oven RTD error. The RTD is the temperature probe inside the oven, and the control cannot hold temperature without a valid reading. On self-clean ranges the same RTD error shows a different pattern, so match your range first.
1. Turn the oven off and let it cool. 2. At any hint of a gas smell, get out of the house and phone the gas utility from outside. 3. Turn the range breaker off for a full minute, then restore power. 4. Try the oven again and watch the cycle light. 5. If the two-flash pattern returns, stop using the oven and call us.
Watch the cycle light for a full pattern: two quick flashes, then about four seconds off, then the pattern repeats. A different count points to a different message, so count a few cycles to be sure.
No. Self-clean models signal a probe error with a different pattern, so this page applies to the electronic-thermostat gas ranges without self-clean such as the VGIC530 and VGIC536.
Usually a new oven probe after testing the old one and its wiring. We give you the price in writing before starting, and the repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.