On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter wine cellars, such as the FWUI5152G, FWUI5242G and VWUI5241G, HH shows on the display when the cellar has been above its setting for an extended time. HH stands for high…
On 2018-and-later Viking 5 Series undercounter wine cellars, such as the FWUI5152G, FWUI5242G and VWUI5241G, HH shows on the display when the cellar has been above its setting for an extended time. HH stands for high temperature. Contact service is the official step. A warm cellar affects stored wine, so it is worth checking the door, gasket and ventilation, then calling if HH stays on.
1. Close the door firmly and check that nothing blocks it. 2. Wipe the gasket and look for gaps. 3. Clear dust from the grille and keep the vent area open. 4. Wait several hours and check whether HH clears. 5. If it stays, call us and note the setting.
It means high temperature. The cellar has been warmer than the control setting for a long time, so the unit is not reaching its target.
A few warm hours do little harm. Weeks of warmth can. Check the door and airflow first, and call us if HH remains so the cause can be fixed.
We check seals, airflow, the sensor and the cooling system on the visit. You get a written price first, and the repair comes with 30 days of workmanship warranty after we finish.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.