On current Viking Fully Integrated columns with a touch display, such as the FDREIC7300 and FDBMIC7360, the display shows Upper unit too warm when the refrigerator section is warmer than its setting. The official guidance sends…
On current Viking Fully Integrated columns with a touch display, such as the FDREIC7300 and FDBMIC7360, the display shows Upper unit too warm when the refrigerator section is warmer than its setting. The official guidance sends you to the troubleshooting steps before calling. A door left open, a big load of warm groceries or a dirty condenser are the usual causes. If none of those apply and the message stays on, the cooling system needs a technician before the food is at risk.
1. Close the door and check that nothing blocks it. 2. Wipe the door seal and look for gaps. 3. Check the CHECK COND. reminder and clean the condenser if it is due. 4. Check the temperature with a thermometer after a few hours. 5. If it stays warm, move perishables and call us.
Close the door fully, wipe the seal, and clean the condenser if the CHECK COND. reminder has appeared. Then give the unit a few hours and check the temperature again.
Refrigerated food should stay at or below 40F. If a thermometer reads higher after a few hours, the unit is not cooling well and perishable food needs attention.
We check airflow, seals, sensors and the cooling cycle on the visit. You get a written price first, and the repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty from the day we finish.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.