On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter refrigerators, such as the VRUI5241G, VRUO5241DLSS and VBUI5241G, HH appears in the display when the compartment temperature has been above the control setting for an extended time. HH stands for…
On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter refrigerators, such as the VRUI5241G, VRUO5241DLSS and VBUI5241G, HH appears in the display when the compartment temperature has been above the control setting for an extended time. HH stands for High Temp. The official instruction is to contact service. The unit is not holding its set temperature, so the contents may be warming and the cause should be found soon.
1. Shut the door with a firm push and clear anything that keeps it from seating. 2. Wipe the gasket and check the seal. 3. With the power off, vacuum the condenser and clear the vent area. 4. Wait a few hours and see whether HH clears. 5. If it stays, move perishables and call us.
It means high temperature. The compartment has been warmer than the control setting for a long time, so the unit is not keeping up with its target.
It is a warning to act. Check the door and airflow first, then move perishable food if HH persists. Warm food can spoil in a few hours.
We check airflow, seals, the temperature sensor and the cooling system. You get a written price first, and repairs carry a 30-day workmanship warranty from the day of the visit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.