On Viking 3 and 5 Series undercounter wine cellars and beverage centers with the electronic controller, such as the VWCI5240G, VWCI5150G, FWCI1240G and VBCI5240G, a flashing DA means the door has been left ajar. The cellar…
On Viking 3 and 5 Series undercounter wine cellars and beverage centers with the electronic controller, such as the VWCI5240G, VWCI5150G, FWCI1240G and VBCI5240G, a flashing DA means the door has been left ajar. The cellar is telling you the door is not fully closed. Other letters on this controller are information: Hi and Lo show stored maximum and minimum temperatures, PoF means the keypad is locked, and rSt resets the stored readings. DA is the one that points at the door.
1. Close the door firmly and watch whether DA stops. 2. Check that bottles or racks are not holding the door open. 3. Wipe the gasket with warm water and dry it. 4. Check that the cellar sits level. 5. If DA stays after the door is clearly shut, call us.
No. It says the door was left ajar. Closing it fully ends the message, and the cellar returns to normal cooling without any repair or reset being needed.
Check for items holding it slightly open, wipe the gasket and make sure the cellar is level. If DA stays, the door switch or controller needs a look.
Hi and Lo show the stored highest and lowest temperatures, and PoF means the keypad is locked. They are information on this controller, and they are not breakdowns.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.