Parts for Viking Range VGRC48: Left Hand Oven Parts

Thermostat for the griddle and bake surface that regulates cooking temperature to restore consistent heat. Replacing a faulty thermostat can stop under-heating, overheating or irregular temperature cycling so food cooks evenly. What it does:

• Senses and regulates griddle/bake temperature by switching heater circuits to maintain the set heat level.
• Stops symptoms like a griddle or bake surface that won't reach temperature, runs too hot, or cycles on and off erratically.
• Helps restore predictable cooking performance and prevents unevenly cooked food.
• Works as the temperature control element for the griddle/bake function on compatible ranges.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work and allow all surfaces to cool.
• Compare new part to the old thermostat and follow the appliance wiring diagram for correct connections.
• Use proper tools and fasteners; secure mounting so the sensor/shaft is positioned as originally installed.
• After installation, restore power and verify proper temperature control and safe operation.

Light bulb socket assembly includes: Light bulb socket, light bulb and light lens.

A replacement hinge assembly that secures and guides the appliance door for smooth opening and reliable closure. Restores proper door alignment to reduce sagging, rubbing, and incomplete latching on compatible Viking units. What it does:

• Mounts the door to the cabinet and provides the pivot point for opening and closing.
• Supports door weight to prevent sagging and misalignment over time.
• Helps the door close fully and maintain a proper seal to improve operation.
• Common symptoms this part can fix: door droops, door rubs or binds, uneven closing, or noisy hinge movement.

• Disconnect electrical power (and gas supply where applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent dropping or damage; have an assistant if needed.
• Keep all fasteners and small parts; replace damaged hardware with OEM-specified screws if required.
• Follow the OEM service manual or diagram for correct orientation, alignment, and torque.

This right-hand oven door gasket seals the edge of the oven door to help keep heat and cooking steam inside, restoring a proper door seal for more consistent oven performance. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged right-side door seal to reduce heat loss and prevent smoke or steam from escaping
• Helps the oven maintain set temperatures and even cooking by restoring a tight door seal
• Useful when the door edge looks compressed, torn, or allows light/air to pass
• Reduces cycling from thermostat overcompensation caused by escaping heat

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the oven door or open it per the manufacturer's instructions for easier access.
• Clean the gasket channel and mating surfaces before installing the new gasket to ensure a proper seal.
• Inspect mounting area for clips or adhesive; follow OEM guidance for reattachment and ensure the gasket seats evenly around the door.

A flat hot-surface ignitor that replaces a worn oven ignitor to restore reliable burner ignition. Heats to ignition temperature so gas burners can light more consistently and help the oven reach operating temperature. What it does:

• Heats to a high temperature to ignite the oven or range gas burner
• Common failure symptoms: oven won't light, long ignition delay, or intermittent ignition
• Direct replacement for flat-style hot-surface ignitors used in compatible gas ovens and ranges
• Matches electrical connector and mounting style of the original flat ignitor design

• Always shut off electrical power and the gas supply before starting repair
• Handle the ceramic element carefully — it is fragile; avoid touching the element surface with bare hands
• Verify connector/wire compatibility and use the original mounting hardware or manufacturer-recommended fasteners

The Oven Burner is an OEM part for Viking ovens, designed to deliver the heat necessary for baking, roasting, and other oven-based cooking processes. This part is a crucial component of the oven's heating system, generating the flame that heats the oven chamber.  

Causes of a bad Oven Burner can range from a clogged burner port, preventing gas from being emitted evenly, to wear and tear that affects the burner's ability to ignite or maintain a flame. Damage to the burner assembly, such as bending or corrosion, can also impair its function and efficiency.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Burner include:

• The oven failing to heat up properly or evenly.
• A noticeable delay in ignition when the oven is turned on.
• An uneven flame or a flame that goes out unexpectedly during operation.
• The presence of gas odor when the oven is on, indicating incomplete combustion.

This bimetal gas control valve regulates gas flow to the oven burner as part of the ignition circuit, helping ensure safe light-off and steady, reliable heat so your range reaches and maintains the set temperature.

• Regulates gas to the burner in response to the igniter/thermostat signal
• Bimetal safety design keeps gas closed until proper ignition heat is present
• Helps maintain consistent heating once the burner is lit
• Can address cases where the igniter glows but the burner won't light
• Resolve ovens that heat intermittently or take unusually long to preheat

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing.
• Note valve orientation; transfer any required fittings/orifices from the original.
• Use approved gas-rated thread sealant on NPT threads only; never on flare connections.
• After installation, leak-test all joints and verify proper ignition and burner operation.

This 1/2" x 1/4" rubber bumper cushions contact points to reduce noise and prevent damage on appliance doors, drawers, and panels. It restores proper cushioning for smoother, quieter operation and helps maintain a snug fit. What it does:

• Absorbs shock where panels or doors meet to reduce rattling and clapping noises
• Prevents metal-to-metal contact that can cause chipping, scratching, or wear
• Helps doors and drawers close more evenly by restoring original spacing
• Commonly used where small, press-fit bumpers have worn, flattened, or fallen off

• One 1/2" x 1/4" rubber bumper

• Press-fit replacement; remove old bumper and press new bumper into the same hole until flush
• No special tools required; use a flat pick or small screwdriver to remove old bumper if needed
• Avoid installing on hot surfaces or near heating elements; let appliance cool before service
• Replace matching bumpers in the same area if others show wear for even performance

The Spark Module Wire is an OEM part for Viking ranges and cooktops. It is responsible for transmitting the electrical signal from the spark module to the burner igniters, enabling the burners to ignite when the control knob is turned on. This wire is crucial for the proper functioning of the ignition system, ensuring that the gas ignites quickly and efficiently.

Over time, the spark module wire can become worn or damaged due to heat exposure, accidental pinching during maintenance, or normal wear and tear. When the wire is compromised, it can lead to issues with the burner ignition process, affecting the overall performance of the appliance.

Symptoms of a bad spark module wire include:

• Burners not igniting or taking longer to ignite
• Intermittent sparking or no sparking at all
• Clicking sound without ignition

This OEM part is specifically designed for Viking appliances, ensuring compatibility and reliable performance.