One of the most vulnerable functions in the operation of the refrigerator is cold generation. The situation when a Viking refrigerator suddenly stops freezing entirely, in one chamber or gives out too much cold, can arise for a number of different reasons. And if it is not always possible to fix the breakdown on your own, then you will hardly be able to find out its cause, although after spending several hours. There are many reasons why the Viking Refrigerator is not freezing. It might vary from simple and easily fixable (the plug fell out of the socket) to serious and costly repairs. Here are some of the most popular ones.

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Freon has leaked from the cooling system. Over time, refrigerant leaks occur in most refrigerators, most often due to the natural corrosion of the metal that makes up the tubes containing freon. Although sometimes leakage occurs due to mechanical damage. One way or another, but you won’t be able to eliminate this breakdown and force the refrigerator to freeze properly on your own, in any case, it’s better to contact an experienced technician.

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One of the pipes in the cooling system is clogged. It is very important not to try to eliminate the blockage in the capillary tube. Without special hydraulic equipment for cleaning the cooling system, you will not be able to eliminate the blockage, and when you try to intervene in the cooling system, you will only release freon from the system with 99% probability, so the fridge won't freeze anyway.

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Don't you want to waste time figuring out why the Viking Refrigerator is not freezing? Order diagnostics from Prime Air solutions experts today by calling (619) 655-3355!

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