Parts for Viking Range VDSC365: Outer Oven Cavity (Top And Bottom) Parts

If your range cooling fan won't turn on or runs continuously, this cooling fan switch may need replacement. Typically takes 30-60 minutes to install.

Secures thermal cutoff sensor for accurate oven temperature control. Replaces broken or damaged brackets that allow sensor to shift position.

Oven door won't stay closed or latch properly? This door latch assembly secures your range door for safe operation and proper temperature control.

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

Fix uneven baking or convection not working in your gas range with this convection fan assembly. Moderate DIY repair restores proper air circulation.

Fix uneven baking or no convection heating with this gas range convection fan box assembly. Moderately difficult repair for most home DIYers.

Protective cover for the convection fan in gas ranges and wall ovens. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to properly shield the fan assembly.

Fix uneven baking or convection not working in your gas range with this convection fan assembly. Moderate DIY repair restores proper air circulation.

This main bottom assembly is the lower interior panel that supports components and helps channel airflow and drainage for proper appliance operation. Replacing a damaged panel restores structural support and corrects related functional issues. What it does:

• Provides the lower support and mounting surface for internal components
• Directs internal airflow and helps manage drainage paths
• Prevents debris from contacting electronics and burners
• Can stop rattling, sagging, or moisture-related issues when damaged

• One main bottom assembly

• Disconnect power and gas before beginning service
• Follow OEM disassembly steps; access typically requires removing lower access panels
• Handle sheet metal edges carefully and use proper fasteners per manufacturer guidance

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