Independent Viking service · Tacoma, WA

(206) 472-1140
Tacoma and the north shore

Stadium District: Viking Range, Oven and Refrigeration Repair

Built-in refrigerator compartment open and empty, showing the vent panel on the rear wall and the door shelves
Viking Repair Tacoma (206) 472-1140 figures from our published price bands
Place SheetStadium District
WhereCity of Tacoma neighbourhood, north of downtown
ZIP98403
HousesHistoric houses and older buildings split into flats, refrigeration in cabinetry
FuelGas or electric cooking, often beside a panelled refrigerator; we ask
Have readyThe model number, plus the stairs, hall or lift a technician will use
Visits8am–8pm, all seven days; phone line open 24/7
Service call$89, credited to the repair

Historic homes and converted units above the waterfront, frequently with built-in refrigeration in cabinetry.

The Houses row sets up the Stadium pattern. A panelled refrigerator looks like a cupboard, so a door that has stopped sealing can go unnoticed until the fresh-food side is warm. The panel adds weight to the door, and the hinges and the seal carry it.

In the converted flats the Have ready row earns its place: stairs, a narrow hall, a kitchen that was never planned around a 36 inch appliance. None of it changes the band a repair falls in.

Where to read on from Stadium District

The symptom this page touches is answered in full, once, on its own page: Panelled door no longer seals.

Written about this stretch of the map: Old Wiring and a Dual-Fuel Viking in North Tacoma.

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Reviews

Written after the repair, not before it

A few of the notes people left about Viking visits from Viking Repair Tacoma.

4.9 / 5  1,175 reviews

  • It would start, run for about a minute, then stop with every light flashing. He pulled the fault code, found a dirty turbidity sensor and a stuck float switch, and cleaned both out.

    Nadine Y.  Stadium District 

  • The ice maker had stopped filling and the water line was frozen through. He warmed the line, replaced the inlet valve, then stayed to watch a full harvest cycle before he left.

    Simone D.  Stadium District 

  • The convection fan rattled loudly and then quit altogether. Its bearing had worn out and one blade was catching the shroud. He put a new motor in and reset the shroud clearance by hand.

    Vernon O.  Stadium District 

Needle-nose pliers, a flat screwdriver and two nut drivers beside hinge brackets, screws and a wooden brush on a cloth
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Tell us the model, or just take a slot

The $89 visit is credited back once you approve the repair, and you hear the figure before a panel comes off. Viking Repair Tacoma runs visits 8am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday; the line is picked up 24/7.