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Viking Repair Lexington, MA Telephone (617) 300-0906

Lexington, MA

Viking Dishwasher Repair

A Viking dishwasher that will not drain, will not fill or stops mid-cycle is usually telling you about a pump, a float or a door switch rather than the whole machine. We check drain and circulation pumps, spray arm feeds, inlet valves, latches and control boards, and we trace leaks to the actual joint.

Small electric motor with its shaft, a hose clamp, a bearing and a bracket arm laid out on canvas with screwdrivers, pliers and washers

Said on the phone

The complaint, in your words

  • Standing water left in the tub at the end of a full cycle
  • Upper spray arm not turning and the top rack coming out soiled
  • Cycle stopping partway through with the panel lights flashing
  • A leak showing at the bottom edge of the door

On the visit

What gets measured

  1. Fill volume and inlet valve operation against the float
  2. Drain pump current and the whole drain path to the disposer or standpipe
  3. Circulation pressure and spray-arm rotation, upper and lower
  4. Door latch, switch continuity and the actual source of a leak, joint by joint

Also carried: Viking Range RepairViking Oven RepairViking Refrigerator Repair

Money

One fixed figure, then the parts.

The fixed one is the $95 service call: the visit, the readings and the diagnosis, credited in full against the repair once you approve it. Nothing beyond it is quoted down a telephone line, because nothing beyond it honestly can be.

  1. Gas, electric or both

    A dual-fuel range is two appliances sharing a fascia. Which half failed decides whether the visit is a burner job or an oven job, and those are not the same money.

  2. Board or component

    A sensor, an igniter or a switch is a component. A control board is an assembly, and it is the difference most people feel on the estimate.

  3. Whether it comes forward

    Some faults are reachable from the front. Others need the appliance pulled out, and in a narrow galley that is real labour, quoted as labour.

  4. Van or order

    Igniters, sensors and switches are carried. Boards, hinges and cavity parts for older platforms are ordered, which changes the shape of the visit.

Typical range · parts and labour

Igniter or burner assembly $280 – $630
Oven thermostat or heating element $240 – $800
Control board or touch panel $380 – $940
Dishwasher pump or control $270 – $1,300
Refrigeration fan or defrost system $280 – $680
Compressor or sealed-system repair $1,100 – $2,450

For comparison, replacing the appliance runs $7,030 – $11,360 for the unit alone, before delivery, installation or any gas and electrical work. Worth knowing before agreeing to a large repair.

Next

Say what it is doing. We will say what that usually is.

A call costs nothing and the visit is a flat $95, credited against the repair once you approve it.

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8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days. Telephone answered 24/7.

4.9 out of 5, across 772 reviews

  • Top rack kept coming out gritty. The upper spray arm was not turning because its feed tube had unclipped at the back wall. Clipped back and secured, and the glasses come out clean again.

    Baptiste L. · Peacock Farm

  • Our kitchen opens onto the living space, so a noisy dishwasher is impossible to ignore. A bearing in the circulation pump had gone. New pump, and it hums.

    Junia P. · Peacock Farm

  • It would not fill at all. The inlet valve screen was choked with grit from the street work last spring. He cleaned the screen, replaced the valve anyway, and flushed the line before reconnecting.

    Waldo N. · East Lexington