On Viking built-in refrigerators with the Variable Speed DC Overdrive compressor, such as the VCSB5423 and VCBB5363E, the inverter box carries a small LED that technicians read. One flash every 15 seconds means the inverter found…
On Viking built-in refrigerators with the Variable Speed DC Overdrive compressor, such as the VCSB5423 and VCBB5363E, the inverter box carries a small LED that technicians read. One flash every 15 seconds means the inverter found no failure. If the compressor is running, any cooling problem lies elsewhere in the system. If the compressor is off, the inverter is getting no signal from the main control. This is not a display message.
1. Check that the temperature setting is cold enough and the control is on. 2. Make sure the doors close fully and the seals are clean. 3. Vacuum the condenser grille. 4. Unplug the refrigerator for two minutes, plug it back in and wait about 12 minutes. 5. If it still does not cool, call us.
No. It is the inverter saying it detected no failure. Whether that is good news depends on whether the compressor is actually running, because a healthy inverter can still sit idle without a start signal.
That suggests the inverter is healthy but receives no signal from the main control. After a two-minute unplug and a 12-minute wait, the control board is the next thing we check during the visit.
We start with the simple items, such as airflow, seals and the settings, then test the board. You get a written price before work and a 30-day workmanship warranty afterward.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.