On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter refrigerators, such as the VRUI5241G and VBUI5241G, LL appears in the display for a low temperature condition. The compartment is colder than the control setting. The official instruction is to…
On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter refrigerators, such as the VRUI5241G and VBUI5241G, LL appears in the display for a low temperature condition. The compartment is colder than the control setting. The official instruction is to contact service. It is the cold-side counterpart of HH, and it can freeze drinks and produce even though the unit seems to work well.
1. Raise the temperature setting a few degrees. 2. Move food and bottles away from vents and the back wall. 3. Wait several hours and see whether LL clears. 4. Remove anything that has frozen and discard damaged items. 5. If LL returns, call us.
LL stands for low temperature. The compartment is colder than the control setting, so the unit is cooling more than it should and drinks or produce may start to freeze.
Often yes. Raise the setting a few degrees and clear the airflow. If LL returns after several hours, the sensor or control may need service.
Yes. We test the sensor, the control and the cooling cycle. You get a written price before work, and our repairs carry a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.