Viking DGVU260 36-Inch Gas Cooktop
As a 36-inch Designer Series gas cooktop for a replacement-friendly cutout, the DGVU260 was meant to drop into the space an older cooktop left behind. It is retired now, but it still turns up regularly in repair calls.
Owners usually describe the same trio: a burner that sparks and does not catch, a flame with a yellow tip, and a knob that has grown loose. We start with cleaning, which solves a good share of them, then check the igniters one by one. After that we watch the flames at low setting and check the valves. A written price comes first, and we back repairs with a 30-day warranty.
Please keep the model tag visible when you call, so we bring the right igniters.
Blocked ports or a misplaced cap upset the air mix. Clean the head and reseat the cap. If the flame stays yellow, call us to check the orifice and gas supply.
Many cooktops spark all igniters when one knob is turned. That is normal. If a burner keeps clicking after it lights, the igniter may be damp or dirty.
Usually not. Burners, caps and igniters are reached from above and valves from below. If lifting is required for a particular part, we explain why and what it costs before starting.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
