Viking Range Range Parts — Browse All Models

Even professional-grade ranges need maintenance from time to time. If your Viking isn’t heating, igniting, or holding temperature, start by narrowing down the cause before ordering parts.

If your gas oven won’t heat, a weak or cracked igniter won’t generate enough current to open the safety valve, keeping the burner from lighting. In an electric oven, inspect the bake or broil elements for cracks or discoloration.

When your gas burners won’t spark or ignite, check that the burner caps are clean and properly seated. If none of the burners spark, the spark module may have failed and needs replacement.

If your oven isn’t baking properly, the temperature sensor may be sending inaccurate signals to the control board. Replacing it restores precise temperature regulation.

Viking ranges are known for durability and precision, but heavy use can wear out even the toughest components. These are the most commonly replaced parts—and how they keep your range running at its best.

• Oven igniter: This component lights the gas that heats the oven. If it’s cracked or worn, the burner won’t ignite. Install a new oven igniter to restore quick, reliable startup.

• Radiant surface element: This element delivers consistent heat across smooth glass cooktops. If a burner fails or heats unevenly, swap in a new radiant surface element to ensure even cooking.

• Oven temperature sensor: The sensor monitors internal heat and signals the control board to cycle the burners or elements. When your oven overheats or runs cold, installing a new temperature sensor restores accuracy.

• Relay control board: This board directs power to heating components and igniters. If your oven won’t start or cycles erratically, learn how to change the relay control board to restore proper function.

• Oven door hinge: Heavy doors and frequent use can wear down hinges over time. Installing new oven door hinges ensures a tight seal and consistent cooking results.

OEM Viking Range range parts from Sears PartsDirect are engineered for precise fit, professional-grade durability, and long-term reliability. Using genuine parts ensures your Viking maintains its premium performance, temperature consistency, and safety standards. You’ll also find illustrated diagrams and step-by-step guides to make each repair straightforward—whether you’re maintaining a home kitchen or a professional setup.

Uneven heating often points to a failing bake or broil element, or a faulty temperature sensor. Replacing the worn part usually restores proper heat balance.

Continuous clicking can be caused by moisture or residue on the igniter electrodes. Clean and dry the burner heads thoroughly. If all burners click and fail to light, the spark module may need replacement.

Yes. Most Viking models allow temperature calibration through the control panel. Check your service manual for step-by-step instructions or recalibration limits.

Worn hinges or a bent door frame can prevent a proper seal. Replacing the hinges restores alignment and prevents heat loss.

You’ll typically find it inside the oven door frame, behind the kickplate, or along the edge of the control panel. Always verify your model number before ordering parts to ensure compatibility.