To schedule your free repair, call Viking Range with your model and serial number at 1-87 Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. Viking says you can still cautiously use your refrigerator – watch out for your toes!- while you wait for it to be repaired. Check your numbers against the chart below. These first six numbers correspond to the date of manufacture in format. if your model is a match, you will next need the first six numbers of the serial number. The identification plate is located on the ceiling inside the refrigerator compartment. To determine if your refrigerator is part of this recall, locate the model and serial number of the unit. Viking will repair all refrigerators subject to the recall at no cost to consumers. Viking has received 30 reports of the door detaching and causing serious injury and property damage. To tell if your refrigerator is at risk, inspect the door to see if it is sealing properly, if it is sagging, or if it is not opening and closing normally. Today, Viking is expanding the dates for the recall because the weld securing the pivot plate to the door may break. Viking Range, LLC is expanding the recall for 36-Inch wide refrigerators with bottom freezers manufactured between Novemand August 10, 2012.īack in June 2009, Viking initially recalled 45,000 48″ and 36″ stainless steel built-in refrigerators manufactured through 2006 because the door could detach and hurt consumers.
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