Viking Ranges Reviews

I do a lot of work in Buckhead and different areas seem to have a Viking equipment. It’s something that I liked, the looks and the quality, so I pursued it on my own and bought the equipment. Upscale equipment has always been nice. It doesn’t matter what company, everybody is going to have a problem at some point. But having Viking distributor just about a mile away works out good for me. However, the door on the freezer and door on the refrigerator does not match. The finish on the door is totally different from the cooler. Otherwise, it’s a superb product. I got a good feedback on it so it’s a great and nice looking product with the exception of just a few hiccups. My favorite feature is the dual-fuel oven. Overall, I’m happy with the product and my wife is enjoying it. My brother’s purchasing an equipment too so I’ll surely get him into it as well.

I was online looking for a dual-range stove, dual-fuel, and I came across Viking. I know people have them and are very happy with them so I went with them too. The quality was great and I love it. The biggest thing that sold me on the Viking was the burners, just being able to turn them on without having to program anything. That was one of the big features. And I have cats, so they walk on top of the stove. Most stove controls are on top but the quality of the Viking, the BTUs, the way it cooks and everything, it’s great and I really enjoy it. It has been a great experience.

We built and had a bunch of work done, and we bought five Viking Ranges. Everything was shipped good and there was no damage to anything when we brought them in. The quality of the ranges is great. We’ve got three floors and we’ve got two kitchens on each floor, so they pretty much do what a normal household would. We do breakfast, lunch and dinner inside of our kitchens. Right now, we’re having issue with a burner and we’ve already put in a service call for it so we’re waiting for them to come out and look at it. Other than that, everything that we’ve dealt with so far has been great and customer service has been good. We’ve had them since we started the renovation a little over a year ago. They get used and abused, and they’re holding up great.

I've built a few houses myself and somewhat custom kitchens in them, and I've known about Viking Ranges for years. I always liked the Viking product and the experience purchasing online was very good. Before I shopped, I went on the website and navigated through it, looking at what features they had and what I was interested in with respect to packages that were available. I bought the package which includes the refrigerator, a range, a dishwasher and an icemaker. After that, I was directed towards where I purchased. The supplier did a very good job of walking me through my options and my rebate options, which was something I hadn’t thought of, and it saved me some good money. I'm putting a new kitchen in and the range is not up and running yet, but I have plugged it in. I love the LED lights that are displayed on the front, so that was really cool. I have a Wolfe upstairs in my kitchen and it doesn’t have the features this one has.

We like the look of the Viking professional series, but there are some reliability issues. We’ve had two service calls in just over a year which made me a little concerned. The first service call happened when the unit didn’t have a fan, so it was overheating, and the thermostat kept cutting off and shutting down the stove oven. Then the second time was when the control panel that drove the gas valve for the main oven and the igniter for the broiler both acted up. We were unable to use the main oven for about three weeks. They had to get some parts, then came back, and fixed the issues.

We have an induction stovetop on top of a regular electric range from Viking. The stovetop stopped working on one side and it took us a while to be able to get service in here. We started with the local authorized repair guy, and it took a little while for that to happen. He came over and tried fixing it and it didn’t work. And he decided we needed a replacement part, which took a while to get. We put that replacement part there and then it didn’t work. During that time, as this was going over a few months, the other side stopped working. And it became an issue of “We can’t get the part you need because Viking tells us that they no longer make that part.” We were told that this range has been discontinued, which makes sense because induction has improved over the past years. But for some reason, Viking doesn't distribute replacement parts for this particular induction range, which means that we’re just a pain.

Viking is a brand that has been around for a while and when I was remodeling my kitchen, I looked for information mainly through web searches. Then I went to see the unit better on their showroom. I purchased the range at Pacific Sales and the experience was good. I went in knowing more about the product than they did for the most part. But I do a lot of research before I purchase something so that was a pretty common experience.

And I still haven’t received my replacement parts they offered. But other than that, the oven itself is very efficient and cooks way quicker than I expected. Plus, my interaction with the reps was good and they were helpful and friendly.

I heard better reviews on Viking from people that have had them, and I wanted to go in the direction of a range like this only because less bells and whistles means less to break. The quality is good. The door handle wouldn't open one time and the rep that came to do the repair was excellent. He was on time and it was easy to make the appointment. They were very good and professional. I also like that they took care of the problem quickly. Plus it was covered under warranty.

I’ve known about Viking for almost my whole life. I like the price, the historic quality, and the functionality. My Viking Range was installed and it's working fine. My favorite feature of it is the fifth burner. So far, the quality is excellent.

We bought a Jenn-Air package. And our Jenn-Air range was leaking gas for several years, and they couldn’t seem to figure out how to stop it from leaking gas. So, I had them take it back and give me a credit. And the store manager recommended Viking as a replacement, and so I went with his recommendation. And that’s how I ended up with Viking.

Wolf and Viking were our go-to brands and Viking Range's price point was better than Wolf. The Viking dealer we bought it from was more of a challenge. We had a damaged Viking hood that we had to get replaced and I know the product was non-Viking. We got a fourth trim kit before it was not dented out of the box. If I didn't go in there and follow up all the time, I wouldn't have it. They could have answered emails or returned phone calls. And I was very disappointed that we spent like $38,000 of them. But we eventually got it all resolved four months later.

I googled stoves and ranges and we liked the looks of Viking ranges and the reputation that we had learned that they have. It has great good quality too and the griddle is my favorite. The Viking dealer were all real helpful. Ms. Jordan helped us, and she was real good and answered all our questions. They delivered the range, and then we hired somebody to have it installed. Overall, it’s a great stove.

My Viking range has been a good investment so far for me. We've had it since last summer and it's a great range. I like it a lot. It’s very efficient and the oven heats really quick. It’s solid too. I like the fact that it’s like a commercial range, so it gets really hot. But when you put it on the low setting, it’s not very low ‘cause it’s got pretty big burners. The only thing that’s odd is when I’m closing the oven door the enamel is chipping off of it ‘cause there’s this piece that sticks out. Otherwise, the quality is good.

I was looking on the internet to see what was the best product for the oven and I got a good price when I tried to buy one from Viking Ranges. I had a good experience with the Viking dealership when I purchased it. I got good service from the sales reps and they gave to me all the information that I needed. But I have some problems with my oven, since it doesn’t put any heat up, and I need a service technician to do some repairs.

Delivered 12/17/2017. It is now March 7, 2018. The sliding racks (2 of them) one was not sliding out (bent). The repair came and took picture. Said he had to get approval. 2/24/2018 repair came to rip it out and bent the grates on the sides and bent them. And had the wrong rack... he put the rack in bent but was still was able to use it if I jiggled to take it out. It is now March 7, 2018. I do not have any paper with a order # on it. On a better note the stove is great.

This is the 2nd time since owning my Viking range that I've experienced TERRIBLE service - the first time was when the range was brand new - it took months to get a new door. And now 2-1/2 yrs later the door has fallen apart AGAIN - service call started on 1/3/2018 - Service came out to assess the issue on 1/8/2018 - and NOTHING SINCE - I've called on 1/11/2018 and 2/13/2018 both times never getting a call back with a status as promised. I must say that for what this range cost I am VERY DISAPPOINTED in the quality and the companies that provide service for Viking products. I owned other brands of ranges over the past 20 years and never once needed service.

In the past month and a half that I've had the Viking range, the quality has been nice. It came with our brand-new house so the builders were the ones that put it in and I love the stove. I had a little bit of trouble registering the product over the internet. But then I sent them an email and they responded quickly. I also spoke with them over the phone and the representative was nice. She gave me the information but I needed to log in an email and send the details, and that was actually done for me. I’d recommend Viking. When I went into the website I saw so many other products they have too.

Do not buy Viking Appliances! Our stove and refrigerator have both needed service of major parts from day one. Viking customer service was helpful with my stove with 3 issues in the last 5 years. Now our refrigerator doesn't work. No repair place will work on Viking and guarantee parts. Reaching out to Viking for a certified Viking repair place, it's taken 6 days with follow-up every day on my part for them to finally refer me to a company that wants $200 just to come out to look for the first 1/2 hour and charging additional per half hour. This does not include repairs or parts. If it takes a second trip, I pay another $200 trip charge. Viking has such poor products and you the customer will be paying for it with your time, money, and inconvenience... Very disappointed.

I walked into a Viking store here in New York but I eventually bought my range online from Frederickson’s Appliances because they had great valuable pricing. I also heard that there were very good reviews for Viking. If you're not willing to commit to very good prices to buy Sub-Zero and Wolf, you can get a product that is at par and for way less money. I really like it. It's sturdy, solid and good-looking. But all the fires in my 30-inch range have the same size and they're pretty powerful. So if I want to use something that is small, sometimes it can burn my pans. At least one of them could have been a different-sized fire. That is something that I didn’t notice when I bought it and that is the one thing that I would change. A technician also came back this weekend because the oven doesn’t regulate itself. I think it's the thermostat but they're calling me to schedule a second appointment some time soon. Other than that, I'm pretty happy.

Viking Ranges are pretty well-known and when I went to a showroom, I saw a one on sale that I liked. I thought about the one that was in my friend’s new kitchen which she really liked, so I thought I would try it. I like the range. It’s a good product and the middle shelf rolls out very well. I have a Viking dishwasher as well as a microwave and everything’s good about the microwave but the dishwasher did not work right from the start. I had it repaired, but that was questionable.

I have always heard about Viking Ranges and always wanted one. We remodeled our whole house, so we got all new appliances. We did some research and Viking Range was really out of my cost range but I found one at Best Buy that was being discontinued and it was locked down and so we got it. I chose Viking because I liked the look of it. I wanted a dual fuel and I liked the look of the cooktop and I particularly like the self-cleaning range. I was also looking at a KitchenAid but when I dug deeper, I found that it wasn't self-cleaning and Viking Range appeared to be. I haven't cleaned it yet. We used to have just a cooktop and a separate oven and I wanted both of those combined together. Other ranges were far away from the actual burner itself and I really wanted one that was closer. I really like the shelf, pulling it in and out and Viking was very smooth in that. So, we decided to go with a Viking Range.

I have owned a Viking range oven, microwave and refrigerator for over two years. Although I did not purchase them I was very excited when we found out they would be included with the purchase of the house. Since then I have been less than impressed. The refrigerator constantly leaks from the bottom of the pullout freezer. I have taken it apart myself and had multiple repairmen look at it to no avail. It has ruined my wood floors and constantly has to have a towel placed under it to soak up water.

I was doing a whole kitchen and looking for higher end appliances, and Viking was doing a good promotion for the year where if I bought a refrigerator, I'd also get a dishwasher and microwave. They were also doing a rebate. Plus the Viking place in Suwanee offers classes, and that's not that far for me so we can learn more about it. This is the first gas range I've ever had. I've always wanted one and so far, it's really good and I love it. My friends have all come over and are in awe over it.

We were re-doing our kitchen and wanted to go with the latest and greatest. We liked Viking's reputation and some of our friends have Viking appliances as well. My whole experience started off with one dealer. When I went in there, I gave them a deposit but I ended up canceling that because the woman that I was dealing with didn’t know the product line at all. So, I didn’t feel comfortable with that. So, knowing what I wanted, I then reached out to a dealer on Long Island and everything at that point was done across the phone.

We had a problem with our Viking range. I was working on the phone all morning and it took me a long time to get to the right person. I spoke with 5 different people to finally get to where I needed to get to. And then, they finally set up a visit from the Viking representative. Somebody came out to take a look at the range but nobody seemed to know what was going on with it. We had gas filled up in our propane right before the issue started. So I thought maybe it was the gas line coming into the house, and sure enough, it was that and not the range. They thought it was the thermostat. Unfortunately, we haven't registered the range so it was not under warranty and we ended up paying $700 for the part. We registered it after. It's working fine since then. My advice, get the electric oven and not a gas oven, and be aware that it’s not a self-cleaning oven.

I liked the way the Viking range looked. I bought one from Pacific Sales and the lady there that I worked with was extremely nice and very knowledgeable. I went back several times to look before I actually made a decision because I was also looking at Wolf and one other brand. Still, she was very helpful and not high pressure. I like my Viking range very well. It's very sturdy and I like the way the range top works. The oven bakes and roasts very evenly, too. The stove that I had was terrible and compared to that, I love the burners of my Viking range. They boil water for pasta real quickly and I can simmer things nicely. I recommend it to anybody who's looking for a new stove.

My son had everything Viking in his house and my wife wanted a Viking range for a long time but we couldn’t afford it until we retired. I cook breakfast on it and I like that when we cook in the oven, we don't feel the heat at all. When we baked in our old oven, it would heat the whole kitchen up. Our Viking range works beautifully and the lady who sold it to us was good. We also got a free dishwasher with the range and a bunch of other Viking stuff. We got a Viking microwave as well because it's exactly like the Sharp microwave. The only difference is they put Viking on it. We’re happy with it and it’s very good. I use that more than I use the stove.

We bought an "open box" 36" Viking range from Best Buy for our loft renovation. The oven keeps shutting off during cooking. There is a local Viking service company but they will not service things not bought thru them. We also purchased Geek Squad coverage but no one on the squad is qualified to fix Viking Stoves. So we have been cooking with crockpots since we installed it Dec 8th. We finally got a service guy from 90 min away to come fix it but the oven continues shutting off. It is now Feb 21st and we have a really impressive looking range that has stopped working numerous occasions leaving a turkey, roast and ribs 1/2 cooked. Incredibly disappointed with the entire experience... umpteen emails to Viking, umpteen calls to Best Buy... still cooking with crockpots.

The folks who did the construction work on our home put the Viking appliances. They are all brand new and I registered them once we moved in. It has only been three months now, and so far they are good -- they all work and they look good. I’ve replaced several refrigerators and a couple of dishwashers in some of the homes I’ve used, and so I’m hoping these last longer. Longevity is the key to most appliances. Viking is a good brand.

I have a Viking range with two different ovens and the ease of using each one, even the smallest one, was really good. But when the range came in, the small oven was not working that well and then it broke. And they knew that there was a defect with it because when I contacted the appliance service that I bought it from to say that it didn't heat at all, the guy said they'd have someone to contact me. And when they got in contact with me, the guy said that they've ordered the parts already. It took six weeks until someone showed up to get it fixed. But now that it’s working again, it’s all good.

After being told by Viking, both to me and to Complete Appliance Service, that the electronic failure of both the griddle and left oven starters of my VGSC5486GSS Viking Range.would be covered, Viking denied the claim. It was to be covered under 3yrs plus 90 days on electric parts. This is my 2nd Viking range. I own a Viking dishwasher and wine cooler. I am building a new home and am concerned about Viking’s warranty. I have also called and left messages for Antonio.

Viking ranges have quality and brand recognition. My home came equipped with a Viking range and I registered everything so that way Viking happens to have all of my information. The range is fantastic. I've had it for a couple months now and it seems to be working pretty good. The gas lights it up and cooks everything super fast. I'll tell friends that if the Viking range fits their budget, they should definitely include it.

We like the look of our Viking Range in the kitchen. I’ve had a couple of little issues with it but it has good quality. The door was crooked but when I called the dealer, they told me to fix it myself. I was told to go in and read the book. So, I just left the door like that and look at it with the crooked door. But it wasn't Viking’s issue, it’s the place I bought it from. So far, I’m satisfied with the product that I have. It’ cooks evenly.

I heard about Viking through some friends of mine that are builders. The Viking rep here is a friend of one of my friends and he talked me into going with Viking, although I wasn’t going to go with them because I had heard in the past that they were having long term issues with the oven. But he convinced me that Viking had corrected the flaws that their products had. The dealer was good and he had just the right amount of information and push.

I purchased a Viking range a few years ago. Two of the stove top burners have stopped working. The replacement boards to fix problem are $1200.00 just for the parts, and Viking cannot guarantee they will work, AND they will not let us return parts if they don't work. I would NOT buy these overpriced, underperforming units again.

My friend has a Viking range and he's had it since the mid 90s. We've been to his house and used it numerous times. When we bought our house, it had a Thermador stove range and it started to die this year. It was 20 years old and the parts were unavailable anymore and Thermador wouldn't give us anything to help us out to replace it. So we got a Viking range and we have it for a month now. We like that the cooking temperature in the oven is accurate, and that it's a professional size. It has six burners which is great on holidays. During the week, I just keep a griddle on the middle too. But for holidays, it's perfect for doing all that cooking. The Viking range is made well and they're made to last, unlike the newer ovens that are out there that last four or five years, and then you have to replace them.

The rep from Viking fixed the lights that we had on the front of the oven by messing with some of the wiring. However, the convection engine was running really fast but he wasn’t quite sure what they needed. So, he went to find out what was going on and should get back with us but I have not heard back from him. We need it fixed.

I won't go into detail about the problems with the 2012 range, suffice to say Viking replaced it with a new model, 2017. This induction range is a dream. I love it. The oven preheats silently in less than 10 minutes, it holds a even temperature. The cooktop burners are responsive and they all work! No loud humming. The new range seems like an ongoing miracle in my kitchen. So happy with all aspects of it... and it is beautiful!

The Viking Company was fine to deal with but the service availability in our area is terrible. The major company that services Viking refused to book a service call because they were too busy with their regular customers. Then the alternate company was three states away and ended up also refusing to book a service call because they said they didn't do service calls anymore. Finally they got a local company to come out and that company was actually very good but it just took a lot of time and stress to get them out. We love the Viking products but the company should find better and more options for service technicians in our state.

I have several friends that have Viking products, and they've always been very pleased. I spoke with the reps at Best Buy, and what was impressive was that they go to training where they cook and sear steaks to see the power of the different models that they sold. So they had first hand knowledge of what we were looking for. Also, the warranty was always easy and the techs would fix things. Plus the quality of the products was long lasting. The heat in my Viking range is very steady and the Power Plus range of the burner is excellent. I've always had gas ranges but the oven is always electric. This is the first time I've had a gas oven, and it makes a loud boom every once in a while when it turns on. I've tried calling them a few times and I haven't been able to get a hold of anybody. It's very difficult to get somebody on the phone. I just want to make sure that the sound is normal and it's not going to explode in the future.

My daughter-in-law has a Viking Range and I know that it performs well compared to other company. I love its very accurate cooking, the jets are very powerful and water boils quite quickly. I'm just happy with the overall performance. Plus the Viking dealer was very thorough. They're just very straightforward and honest about things. They showed a lot of attention when I was there shopping and trying to find that information. Delivery was on time, everything was installed properly and the range itself performed very well.

I was looking for a new range and I saw the Viking Range in the store and I really liked the look of it. We have known the owners of the store for a really long time and it was also the best brand that they sold. There are a couple of things that I was disappointed with like the front panel looked like it wasn’t finished correctly. It looked like it was almost rusty. But they ordered a new panel for that. And the first time I used it there was steam and something got in between the glass so they feel that the seal on the oven door wasn’t really correct and they ordered a new glass for the door.

I've always wanted Viking appliances and I got a really good deal. I did it through AJ Madison. It was a package, so I got the fridge, the range, the hood, and the dishwasher. The range is beautiful. I haven't gotten to using it, but I'm very excited. I love everything. It really fits my house. It looks like everything is really good quality. AJ Madison was pretty good on the Viking products. However, they had a convicted felon deliver my products and steal my stove. AJ Madison and the freight company they subcontracted out to didn't do background checks and they hired a felon. He unloaded my stove before he delivered it to my house and tried to tell me that he delivered it and didn't know where it went. But AJ Madison made it right.

We had a really bad experience with our Viking range but it has been fixed. We bought it from a discount store and it’s technically new, but it had been sitting in the store for two or three years. So, when we had it delivered, it had a gas leak. And we spent almost three weeks without being able to use it because we were trying to figure out what happened. Finally, we found a company that could fix it, but then it took eight days for them to receive the part. So, we had to order food for three weeks. I will never buy from a discount store ever again. I guess they buy from Viking when the boxes have been damaged. We got a really good price with it, but it was a really bad experience.

My Viking range is a well-made product and it looks great. And while it's kind of shocking how heavy it is, everything is working great on it. I really like the induction in terms of speeding and also, it is fairly quick at heating things up and turning things fast. So, it's nice and seems to be a little bit cleaner in terms of the heating element and keeping the top clean. The only thing is I can't see where there's a built-in timer in there. Luckily, I have the microwave over the oven, so I'm able to use a timer on top of the range. But if I didn't have the microwave, it'd be more of an issue.

I’m an architect so I’m familiar with Viking Ranges through my profession. They had a promotion where they’re offering a free dishwasher with the range and that kind of sealed the deal. In terms of the quality of construction and the materials it weighs almost 400 pounds. My only issue was the control knob on the oven. Even though it’s a very sturdy unit the shaft that held that onto the actual control was made out of cast metal. I just thought personally it was a poor choice of materials but they are fixing it under warranty. It’s actually done through Viking and one of their local representatives.

I purchased a 48-inch built-in Viking refrigerator and I thought it was going to be nice to match the manufacturer of the refrigerator, range, and dishwasher. But ever since the Best Buy people brought the appliances, I’ve been having issues with them. Their delivery, installation, and the product itself. I don’t think that whoever delivered these products were qualified to do this job. Nothing was level and regardless if the unit itself is broken or not, they should at least try to level it. And the range was the floor model and the door was not rocking. So, the installer was telling us that it was broken. The door itself tends to get rust so I should’ve never bought the floor model.

We saw Viking in homes that we were looking to buy. And we felt that the home we bought was in the same price range as those homes so we also got a Viking range. We're very happy with it. I like the size of the oven and it's bigger than the previous one that we had. The range is doing great and I would definitely recommend Viking.

I’ve owned several Vikings including an outdoor grill, a six-burner cooktop, and the convection Viking Range that I have now. The grill and cooktop are good but this particular range was defective. The dealer was good but I don't know why the referred me to this service company that’s way out in BF, Michigan when their service company is closer. It left a lot to be desired on the scheduling. But I was able to get the dealer to actually send somebody else that fixed it. Although it took them four weeks to get it operational after I purchased.

I like the efficiency and design of the Viking range's burners up on the cooktop. I've had two ranges over the years, and overall, the quality is good. I've bought other ranges to try to save money, but they didn't measure up. So, when I was able to afford it, I bought my second Viking and I use it every day. And it's wonderful. We just had a repair done under warranty to the current one that we have. It was an igniter, but it got totally handled for everything, and now it's back in action. It took two weeks to get the part but the person who came to do the repair did a great job.

The quality of the Viking Range is fine. However, the oven doesn’t cook evenly. It’s also very small. The square footage inside of the oven is very small compared to my old GE, in my old apartment that I loved. It’s cooking thoroughly but it's not even. So, if I’m going to bake cookies, I have to turn the tray around to get the back. Moreover, the knobs to turn on the oven and the stove get very, very, very hot when the oven is on. But the door closes fine. There’s nothing wrong with the unit. But I probably wouldn't buy it again. On the other hand, I had to call and have the Viking people come out a couple of weeks ago and they were really helpful. And then, the check was even lovelier, so their customer service is great.

Worked fine for about 10 years, but has fallen apart since then. Multiple problems, even though we've used the range well within normal use. Worst is that no one can seem to fix the thermostat for the electric oven on dual fuel range. The thermostat has been replaced multiple times, by different repair outfits (including the one recommended by Viking) and it failed last night, again, within 30 minutes of being used for the first time.

My husband is a cook and he has known about Viking Ranges for many years. He knew the brand, the reputation and that's the one he wanted. My husband likes the burners and that’s why he chose the particular model we got for the consistency with heating up. But I had issues with it already and so I had it repaired. Three out of six of the knobs were not turning properly. I had a gentleman come in and he repaired them. He gave me a quick little tutorial, which I'm already very familiar with and so far so good now.

When we bought a house seven years ago, the builder had a Viking range in the house and I fell in love with it. We got flooded in August of last year so we lost everything. In my mind, it was only going to be replaced with either that or Thermador or one of those. So we went back to the store and then I looked online. I also went to their a showroom here in Houston in the gallery area and I fell in love with it again. I bought the exact same open-box range rather than a newer version because it just made sense for me. It's the dual where the ovens are electrical and then the top is gas. I love it. But when it was delivered to me, the knobs were all sticking out and they were not like that at the store. So I don’t know if it was in the process of getting to my house in the delivery process.

I'm a previous owner of a Viking range and I've always had them. I actually wanted a Wolf, because I've had a Wolf too, and it works a little bit better for me than Viking but I went with the Viking because I wanted a white stove and Wolf doesn’t make a white one. I did a whole house remodel and bought $70,000 worth of appliances from an appliance store that’s a Viking dealer. I had a very good experience there and everyone has been great.

We liked the looks and functionality of Viking but the quality is not so good. A couple clickers went out almost immediately, the ones that’s lighting the fire itself. Since my remodeling still going on and we have to call warranty and for the range of this price, this should be better. Some materials that are used for burners make it really impossible to clean including the griddle. But my favorite feature is how much room it has on the top.

I previously owned a Viking when we remodeled my kitchen. I really liked the product, but not this time around. Everything that we've ordered, there's been something wrong with it. It took us six to eight months just to receive the product because it was on back order. And then when we received it, it was damaged. We had to deal with the company we bought it from going back and forth, and it took another four months to get the replacement. They kept pushing the buck. I kept getting transferred, making calls and I wouldn’t get a callback. It was poor customer service.

I own a Viking range and I use them for customers. When I built a new home, they were clearing out at the Ferguson showroom and there was a Viking and a Thermador. The Thermador was under warranty in a matter of a year and that was good. It was a 48-inch, it went through bolts and boards, and it went through the heating element. So it went through a lot and to me, that was not great. Its convection also had a huge loud sound and I didn't like that at all.

I like my Viking Range. The quality of the range is really good. I also felt great when I went to their training and the environment was really good. The instructor gives class on how to use it. Everybody was nice and explained everything very clearly. I recommend Viking Ranges.

I like the quality of the Viking Range, their reputation and the look of the machine. For the most part, I’m very happy with it. However, the broiler doesn’t work. Unfortunately, the Viking dealer we bought it from no longer exists. So, we’ve been trying to email Viking head office but we haven’t really gotten far.

The house I bought came with a Viking range already installed, and I like it in general. It’s got a few years on it and it wasn’t under warranty anymore. I’ve had nice, quality ranges so far in my life, and the Viking range is really good too. But I had to have service on it because of issues with the door not being aligned right. The person that fixed it knew what he was doing and treated me well. He gave me good information and did what he could to remedy the issue, so I was pleased with that. He was nice and did a good job, and I would call him again if I had any more issues. The range is mostly fixed but not perfect, so I’m a little disappointed but not heartbroken. I wish it had a little bit more durability, but otherwise, it's all good.

Viking Ranges is all over and I know it’s a very good range so I went with them. I'm happy with its quality and I like their six burners. Also, I’ve never had a gas oven so I’m happy with that too. The people I bought the range from was Ferguson, and I had some issues when it was delivered. There was a part where the oven door shut and we couldn’t get the light to go off. I had to call Ferguson, then they had to notify Viking so they could come out and fix it. It was evidently a factory flaw. It took about a couple of days to get someone out. Nonetheless, I had an excellent experience. I would encourage my friends to seriously consider purchasing Viking appliances.

The Viking range was not what I was expecting. It had two problems with it in less than 30 days. In fact, when it was installed, it was not working properly. So, it was shipped out of the factory broken. There were three service visits already, and it’s still not fixed. They keep ordering the wrong part and their people don’t seem to know what they’re doing. They also gave me very limited time that they were willing to come. They told me they could only come on Tuesdays. So, I would have to pick a Tuesday to be there. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

I like the durability, functionality, and ease of use of Viking ranges. We went to a Pacific Sales store very close to us. And my wife and I loved the 8-burners. We bought a Viking range and a few other Vikings such as microwave, dishwasher, and the hood. However, Pacific Sales screwed up the sales and they were not knowledgeable at all. There were delays in the delivery, and then when they scheduled it to come, we had to call multiple times. At one time, they delivered it to the wrong address, too, and the credit card that they charged was another issue. So, Viking really should check to see how Pacific Sales sell because of the experience.

Viking is a great brand and has a good reputation. My parents had a Viking range when I was a kid and we just redo our kitchen so we got our own Viking range for its price and quality. We looked at discount places and priced out Viking ranges. We bought a model from last year and we like its BTU for the burners. The overall quality is good and we love it. Our favorite feature is the burners and we have five burners now that we’ve actually all been able to use.

I went with Viking for their style and quality. However, the quality of the range that I bought from them is mediocre for what I paid. It cost $5,000 and it’s not really living up to it. The door is loose. It hasn’t worked properly and it's slow to start sometimes. I had tried to rectify the door myself a few times and Viking did come out to rectify it. I called Viking and it was pretty good. I complained about the door and they were nice. But the dealers at Karl’s Appliance wasn’t so great. They’re sort of flakier. But I like the five burners. It’s the 30-inch stove. It fits the space. Those who come to my apartment love looking at it. They’re jealous. But that wasn’t what we were going for. We wanted a big stove/oven. It's the wider range, it's freestanding. It gives you more capacity inside. It has three racks as opposed to just two.

The electronic control panel on our Viking Wall Oven began to blink when we tried to turn it on. The oven is five years old and seldomly used. We did the usual troubleshooting, then called Viking to have an authorized service rep come out. The service rep pulled the unit from the wall, unplugged it and gave us a quote for $4300 for the repair! He says we need a new glass panel (even though it is obviously a circuit board behind the panel) and the part is slightly less expensive than purchasing a brand new oven! Unacceptable Viking!!!

Viking Ranges was already in the house through the builder. They provided a Viking product and we were happy about it. The quality of the product is good. We bought our Viking range new but some problems were existing when we moved in and it needed some adjustments. The griller wasn’t working and the door has to be replaced because it isn't closing properly. But everything’s been pretty good so far and Viking has been very helpful with the service appointments. Scheduling the service appointments was simple. I called and got somebody fairly quickly. The reps were able to connect me very quickly with the third party that came to do the service. The people that they sent were very quick and the process was very easy.

I’m not happy at all with the microwave and refrigerator. The refrigerator has caused us problems such as freezing things. I had the maintenance guy come out five times and we had to get extra parts, but it’s still not fixed. This has been going on since August when we moved in and it’s now the end of January. So we’ve been dealing with this for six months off and on. We would like a brand-new fridge but I don’t know if Viking is going to do it. There still the one-year warranty. The only thing I was really happy with is the stove. The oven has been okay but it doesn’t heat up very quickly.

I love Viking but the range that I got have been serviced already because of the ovens. The sensors on the temperature controls were popping off and now, it doesn’t hold a constant temperature. It constantly clicks all the time and re-lights. I'd have to call back in on it again and get it fixed. But for the most of it, it's been okay.

Our first Viking range had some problems. I had it for 14 years but then it really started falling apart and the range border underneath fell off. We had to replace all the plugs and all of the tubes that run the gas through it. There was a lot of things that were falling apart that I thought wouldn’t happen with the name brand but they did. Then, we bought the second Viking range at Ferguson and they were really great there. We looked at different models and different brands and it was a good experience. I like the stovetop burners on my current range but we're having problems with this new one and I'm waiting for the guy from the west side of the Washington State. He had to go and order a new thermostat and we're waiting for him to call and let us know when he’ll be back to install it. It's been a little over a week and it's not really an unreasonable amount of time. Things happen but they're a good quality range.

Our daughter owns a remodeling company in Indianapolis and she made us aware of Viking Ranges for the line she sells. We've had it since 2012 and the quality was fine. We like all the features of the unit especially the glass cooktop. But one of the cooking panels went out a year ago and we had to have that replaced. The cost of the part was over a thousand dollars, which was ridiculous. But the Viking salesman gave us a 25% discount on the part which we appreciated because we have all Viking appliances in our kitchen. And then it turned out our range was under warranty so we didn't have to pay for it, which was even better. So far, we're very happy with our Viking range.

I’ve been using Viking for many years. The dealer was great and I had a pleasant experience. I have their range, hood and dishwasher. I like the overall quality of the range. I like that you have so much control over the gas. You can go very low and very high. It's also beautiful, very simple and masculine, and that’s what I love about it. I’m very happy with Viking.

I know of Viking Ranges as being a good brand. I like the combination of its style and size and its durability and simplicity. I didn’t want something with a lot of electric controls and my range seemed like their basic gas, almost commercial style gas. It has a big oven with a big range top and I like its clean lines, stainless steel finish that it looks like a professional range, commercial style oven. I bought it through PC Richards and their reps were good. They were incredibly knowledgeable.

Viking is the better brand and I give it a high rating. I like everything about my stove and it is very nice -- premium stoves do not have a lot of push button screen on them as those are problems and they are not made for heat. I had a premium brand once and I threw it out as I did not want to fix it again. So I bought a Viking. Visually, it is nice, including its knobs and color. Initially, when I did my research, I did not even know where they are from as I thought they were manufactured overseas. But when I went to purchase it and I started doing more research, I found out that they are all over New York. Anytime I go to a restaurant, they have Viking stoves, and those stoves are here forever! It will be the last stove you ever own.

Before the start of our home construction, we asked our developer what appliances they're going to have. They mentioned they were going to do a Viking Range. I did a bit of research and I thought the Viking would be sufficient. However, we were concerned with the first problem that we had. We had the range on August 28 and we noticed around Thanksgiving that the pilot light struggles into lighting when the oven would go out. It would make a lot of clicking sounds, and surely thereafter, it went out. Unfortunately, we didn’t fill out the warranty certificate at that time. We just moved into our new home.

Viking has top quality and I love it. Also, it’s simple to use. I had a LG previously and it had all the million different settings and bells and whistles, but I never used any. I also had a LG refrigerator that was a lemon and it stopped working after about a year and a half, and the dealer was really difficult to work with. But every call that I made to Viking so far has been answered right away and they’ve been very helpful. I called them once to get the correct model numbers for the product registration and then I also did two follow-up calls to the parts department because my 1-year old slammed into the freezer and dented it. So, I had to order the freezer door. And it was really easy to do. I would highly recommend them.

I saw Viking Ranges a few times and I liked the quality that it provided and how everything was cast-iron, durable. I like to cook so I told my wife if we’re going to upgrade the kitchen, I’m going to go all-out and get the stove that I want. Something that blended a little bit and had that commercial, restaurant look, and Viking was definitely a factor and their warranty was a big reason too. It is what I was looking for. I also looked at some of the higher-end products but I thought of just getting the one that I want with a higher quality. I got the 30” Series 5 and I like its broiling infrared feature. I also bought a range hood for the top. I already told my wife that if we sell the house, they’re either going to have to pay cash for the appliances or they’re coming with me.

We like the Viking range because of its style and how it fits with our cabinets. It was ultimately the better fit for what we were trying to get. I compared it to the Thermador and the Thermador had a smaller range for the same price. With the Viking, I can control the stove top of the gas burners, which is nice. It also fits into our kitchen wall. I use it every day and so far it has performed very well.

This range is everything that I would hoped for when deciding this high-end purchase. Looks fantastic and performs equally as well. Only gave 4 stars because it’s difficult to clean and oven rack placement could be a little better. There is very limited spacing between the three racks. Additionally, the center rack that has the bearings in it is rather difficult to remove and then replace. I’ve been impressed by all of the functions that I’ve used so far on this oven.

Love the 48” all gas range. Less gadgets to break. My last range was dual fuel and the inside was much larger in both ovens. The small side on the Viking is very small. It is hard to find cookie sheets to fit.

Two knobs were transposed on installation of new home. Burners not distributing even flame. Thanksgiving turkey could of been a major disaster had we not been watching. Picture is of turkey being in the oven for less than 5 minutes.

Range is 1 year almost 2 months old. Range comes with a 3 year warranty. 5 year on the porcelain enamel. Called authorized service. Enamel is starting to lift. Oven light flashing. Oven is in repairable for enamel. No signs of foil on bottom of oven. This was the statement on the service ticket. Viking just wants to do a payout instead of replacing the range and not honor their warranty. We do not want a payout. We Just want the manufacturer warranty honored.

The range has had several issue since being installed. 3 of the grates were warped, 2 have been replaced and one is still on back order. The LED lights above the knobs stopped working after one day and now the fan is making a banging noise when I use convection. When the repairman came to look at that the LED lights he noticed some pieces were missing inside the knob assembly, which are also on backorder. Just poor quality for a $6000 appliance. Will never buy Viking again.

I heard good things about Viking Ranges. Their price was reasonable, too, so I bought one. I live in San Luis Obispo County and I couldn’t get it delivered to my home. So I had to pick it up myself. I have it for less than a month now and so far, the quality is good. I had another stove that had every bells and whistles on it and everything was breaking on that. I like the fact that my Viking doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles. I spent that kind of money on a stove and I didn’t want things to be breaking all the time.

I’ve had two other Viking kitchens and I like the quality and the look of the product. The cost is a little bit high. But I like having the broiler in the oven. It’s high temp so it’s easy to cook indoors when you can’t go outside to grill. The appliance dealer was very difficult to deal with. They provided no information as to the status where my stuff was. So I actually had to get Kevin Brown, the CEO of Viking involved. Everything’s here now but if I had I not gotten Kevin involved this could’ve gone on forever. The customer service of Viking and the inside sales manager did a fabulous job at pulling us out of the ditch. Viking itself handled themselves very well. And I would tell a friend to give Viking Ranges a shot. It’s a good product,

I'm an interior designer, so I've used Viking ranges a few times in houses that I've designed the kitchens and built. I bought my range at Ferguson and got a good deal on it. I love my range. It is of good quality, has high heat output and all the grates are very heavy. It's a little difficult to clean though. Also, it is more of a commercial level, and it's a little difficult to learn how to cook on it.

I wanted top-quality appliances and I've known about Viking for a long time. My range has been installed for a week, and it's my first one from Viking. It's good so far and the reps were very nice.

We wanted a good range and Viking had a good reputation. However, it was not a good experience. We were not given full information about the internal cooling fan, which was not only loud, but it didn’t just cool down and then shut off. Through our entire dinner, we heard the fan going on and off. Another other issue was that the burners all fluttered and made noise. We had our propane company come out and check the pressure of our propane and everything was fine. But we couldn’t get it to simmer without it going out and we couldn’t get it on high, even the highest flame without it fluttering. It never worked properly. We have good people here in the area who came out with an additional set of burners, but it never got fixed. So, we were completely disenamored of Viking altogether.

Cleaned the oven without removing the slide-out rack. It was ruined. I called customer service and was told “tough luck”. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was treated very rudely by a guy named Andrew at extension ** (no last name) who then hung up on me. Unacceptable, Viking.

The house we purchased had a Viking Range and it was un-repairable according to our insurance so they said, “Replace it,” and we decided we want to keep the same. The one we had before was a four-burner and we replaced it with a five-burner. But my wife wants me to call on it for service now because the guy who installed it said to do a deep cleaning right away. So we did for like two and a half hours and after that every time we turn the oven on the fan has a weird noise it didn’t have before.

I walked into the store looking for a Sunshine or Viking's traditional gas range. I've heard of Viking but I didn't know about their products. Their sales reps were not really educated. They showed me the Viking range and were not too technical about it. But when I saw the Viking, I said "Wow". It's like a restaurant style range and I loved the way it looked as well as the capacity inside. So, I got it.

My wife has always wanted to get a Viking or a Wolf wall oven at first. We had been to the design studio in New York and the salesperson at the appliance store invited us and took us there. We saw GE gave a bunch of stuff, but we hit all the floors, and we saw Viking. I like the number of burners and that the front burners are the hot ones because those are the ones we use mostly. I also like the center ones with the elongated grate. My wife likes the Viking oven. She likes to bake and everything. However, when she was cleaning the cast iron grate, the two little front rubber pads underneath to keep them leveled popped off. So now, when she goes to clean it, she has to put those little rubber dots back in the indentation and put the grate back on.

I like Viking Ranges' look but the glass in the oven range door is loose so whenever you clean it, it slides. And I uncovered that one of the burners is actually shaped differently than the other five. I’ve emailed Viking support about it a week or so ago and I haven’t heard back from them yet. I was really just going for the pure industrial range. With the Wolf, we didn’t like the big red handles. I know they offered us black. The Jenn-Air, I didn’t like that it had a digital clock on it. I just wanted that basic, industrial look. And that’s essentially why we ended up with the Viking. I would assume that the Wolf and the Jenn-Air probably have better features. And from what I read online, they don’t have many company issues in the past. But the look drove everything, unfortunately.

We’re happy with the quality of the Viking range that came with our house. Instead of a typical stove where there’s only four burners, we have six. Overall, we're very satisfied so far with their product.

My sister has a Wolf range and I've seen friends of mine who has a Viking. I did my research and I ended up buying a Viking. It's just a sexy looking machine and I like its power and the way it cooks. It's probably the best in the market. However, when I cleaned the range, I did not know that there was a special way to put the pots back on to control the gas. And so, I wasn't too happy at first. But when the guy came out, he showed me what I was doing wrong. And so, right now, I like the range. However, it's ridiculous that they have a Viking product through Best Buy.

Our new house came with Viking Range and in our last house, we had Viking as well. The range has really nice heating. It’s great. I like the power of the burners. I also like the professional look of it. There are two legs that a lot of ranges have flushed with the ground. But the Viking has the two legs that are very recognizable, like the brand. However, the dishwasher at our last house was not great. We had to call service several times. The repair guy was really nice, but the dishwasher was on the fritz so much. I didn’t like that. It was not reliable a dishwasher. But except for the dishwasher, everything’s been fine.

I have had my Viking Range for three weeks. My son has one and he knew I needed a new range. He researched on the internet and he found it. I cooked on his stove quite a bit, so I liked it especially its sturdiness as well as its grills. The grates are really heavy duty. The only downside is that the burners don’t go down far enough to low heat. Other than that, it’s working very well. The dealer was excellent and he was efficient. He was clean, and he took off his shoes. He was courteous, very professional, just really a gentleman.

Our Viking range is great. We know how good they are and how well they're made. We like the simplicity of it. The only thing was that one of the grills didn't light up, so I had to have somebody come over and look at it. A piece was just disconnected and it was a pretty easy fix. They did a great job.

I had a recommendation of Viking Ranges. I also love to cook and wanted a professional oven. The oven is a bit of learning curve in terms of induction cooking and convection cooking, so I’m kind of working on that. I understand it’s better technology but most people don’t want to learn anything new. The range does boiling within 60 seconds, and it’s a hard-boil. Also, the team at the Viking dealer was excellent. They helped me and went out of their way to explain the induction and all the different pieces.

I like to cook a lot and I chose Viking because of their reputation for quality. It’s very well-made and it's going to last a long time. I like the burners and the heftiness of them. The six burners and the full-sized oven were perfect for Thanksgiving dinner. The convection oven definitely cuts down on cooking time. Having the higher BTU burners cooks everything a lot faster. Things boil faster. The ability to maintain a simmer without having to constantly watch it is nice. The range looks professional. It’s almost like a statement piece in the kitchen. I’m super happy with the product. It’s better than other ovens I’ve had in the past. It cooks more evenly. I’ve had gas ovens before that didn't cook evenly and my Viking range cooks pretty well. It holds temperature well for a gas oven. Additionally, my experience with the dealer was excellent. They were knowledgeable about the product and it was easy to set up delivery.

The overall quality of the Viking Range is awesome. It's very well built, well engineered and reliable. It also cooks well.

We just moved, and we thought of buying a nice set of appliances when we remodeled our home. We bought an all-in-one fridge, a dishwasher, and a stove top range oven and hood from Viking. We also bought a Viking refrigerator back in 2012, and we didn’t have a good experience with that one. They had the drain set up, and we had issues with that the whole time we had it. They told us that it was just the way it was made. So, when we went with Viking again, they told us that their refrigerators are designed differently now, so we shouldn’t run into the same issues that we had. So, we went with a larger version of the same fridge.

My husband enjoys cooking. We were looking at other ranges all around the same price and we found Viking. It was on sale at the store and we were saving a couple of thousand bucks. So far, it seems it has a good quality. I like the blue light that lights up the knobs. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to see what I’m doing. I also like the way the racks inside the oven slide nicely. The sales rep was friendly. But after the purchase was made my husband had a few questions, and they weren’t so quick to talk to him or call him back like they were before the purchase.

Had two issues with my range. First, the grate feet have come off my grills. After much back and forth (6-8 emails) a link was sent to me to order on my own. Unfortunately the feet and link were not available to be shipped to Canada. As well my range was still under warranty. I emailed back for another option for a Canadian supplier and my thoughts that this would be under warranty. I had no response (still have not). Secondly, the motherboard and fan stopped working, less than a year old. The process (online) was great to set up a call, however the process of having the claim put through to a technician and to have the product repaired took over a month. I love the product, but would still like an answer to the feet. Thanks.

We’ve had Viking for years and that's the reason we got them the second time. We like the stove for the way it’s set up. The refrigerator’s open a lot and the temperatures on it have always stayed the same unless it’s real hot out. The new one has got the LEDs in it, which is nice. The doors in it are a little bit nicer than the old ones we had. We bought the items over the internet and it was real good. At this day and age, it seems like most of the time you buy something, it’s good for three years, and it goes to hell on you. We try to buy quality, and it shows. Viking has been a good product. The stainless steel is nice. The only thing we didn’t have last time was a dishwasher. This time we bought one. My wife had used the dishwasher once and it worked good. It’s real quiet.

My parents have Viking appliances and I liked the range's design, so I bought one from an appliance store where I buy all my appliances. It’s an induction range, so it’s very fast compared to my old range and I'm happy. It’s a good range.

A condominium I bought in California many years ago already had a Viking installed. It was brand new and it had one of the big double ovens with the six things on top and the grill. The gas burners are very efficient, very powerful and I love them. However, we're now in our second home in Washington state, and we found out that most of the dealers here have quit carrying Viking. They said it was very difficult to get service up here, so I'm a little concerned that I made the choice. I didn't realize they were closing it out when I got this last range. I've had four ranges, and I've been happy with them. I had trouble with a couple of things on the range I bought in California in my condominium, including the modernized clock it had on it, but I always got service out and they took care of it. So far I've had a really good experience with Viking and they were good.

I had a Viking cooktop before and last August, I had a Viking Range installed. Since I didn’t want all the electronics that most ranges have and wanted to keep it simple and fewer things to break, I went with Viking and it seemed to meet that need. I had a very good experience with the company where I got the range from and they were very helpful. I feel good about the quality of the range. I wish the oven was a little deeper but having the convection part, I love the depths of the oven. The range is working well and is easy to use, and a lot of my friends have Vikings too.

The Viking range is the best product. I like that it has 5 burners. That's a lot of stovetop and cooking space in a 30-inch range. I purchased it unseen from a warehouse in Brooklyn, and it was fantastic. I'd buy another one if I needed one next week.

The Viking Range fit all of the requirements that I had. It's a professional range and has a 36-inch all-gas oven. But I've had a lot of issues with the range. I had to have the ignition switch replaced about a week after it was installed because the oven would not light. And now I'm waiting for them to come and replace the burner in the oven because it won't stay lit. It was installed in the middle of September and it hasn't functioned properly since.

I wouldn't recommend Viking Ranges. We got it because of the brand reputation and the style. However, we have an oven that takes about 45 to 50 minutes to preheat to 350. We called Viking Ranges and they told us who to call. Then when we called the people out here in Los Angeles who are the authorized service reps, the rep thought it was normal. The second time we called was when the rep was really informative and checked with the service tech. She confirmed that it is normal to take that long for the oven to preheat. I went right to the stores. I wish someone would confirm that sounds too long. It seems like there would be way too many complaints to get away with that. We rarely use it but aside from the oven, the range also has a range top which is great.

My brother does kitchen remodels and installs appliances and I used to install Viking Ranges with him. As I've seen those ranges coming out of the boxes and see them perform I said to myself that when I do my own kitchen I'm going to get one. I've installed some of the KitchenAid ones and I always went back to the quality of Viking. Our dealer held our oven for us until it was ready for delivery for almost three weeks which I was appreciative of. The installation was done by Jose and it went smoothly. He advised us where we had to put the level of the gas line for that particular model.

I’ve known about Viking Ranges for 40 years because of their good stove. They're more cost-effective and a lot easier to get your hands on than a Wolf. They're the Porsche of stoves compared to a Chevy. The reps were great and I like the gas control of the Viking range. The only issue I have is when I turn the oven on, the exterior skin metal nearly doesn't make a pop after it gets to be about 300 degrees of expansion. If you like to cook, a Viking range is what you need.

My husband and I are both good cooks and I wanted a Viking Range ever since they became available commercially. It was about the same price as its competitors but it's the one I always dreamed of having. I wanted a six burner and the one I received from Viking is incredible. I love it. My old range was a Kitchenaid and with it, I couldn't run the burners on top and the oven at the same time. I would get a power failure and at that time, that was allegedly a good range. So I wanted something that was not going to crap out on me.

My wife wanted a non-digital, dual range and Viking is the only one who makes it. We got the range from a Viking dealer and their customer service was great. We were remodeling our apartment and we discussed what we wanted. The rep directed us to Viking and he talked highly of it. Plus, the delivery was fine for the range but the backguard took four months to arrive since it was back ordered. They installed the range without the backguard. The range is great and it better be for that kind of money. My wife likes the high BTU on all of them. I’d recommend Viking if someone’s interested in non-digital but most people are interested in digital.

I needed some burners that delivered high heat and Viking supposedly has very good burners. And now that I have the range, I can attest to the fact that that’s true. I bought it through an appliance retailer and they were fine, but I had an issue with one of the four burner fans. It was chipped so I complained and it took almost two months to get a replacement which was a little too long. I even had to send multiple e-mails and calls before it got resolved. Also, some elements of the design can be improved. There are little cracks where they put together the top of the stove next to the burners and if something gets into them, it’s very hard to clean. It will be better to have one single section instead of having two. The oven door of my range seems to be not very smooth in operation and requires more of a yank. But other than that, I like the low simmer and I've been happy with everything else.

We bought a newly constructed house and Viking Ranges were already in the house. We've been using it since the beginning of March and had some issues with it but overall, the quality has been good. One of the eyes on the burner has a hard time catching. I would try to get it to light and it would click but it won’t light. We’ll have to do that a bunch of times and if it doesn’t work sometimes, we’ll have to use one of the other eyes. Other than that, we like the design, the aesthetics and the feel of the range. It's clean and everything has been good with it.

I've known of Viking's brand reputation for 20 years and although I was looking at a few others, Viking had a better price point for entry. However, the dealer didn't set expectations of timeline for delivery very well and the project was contingent on that so we could build countertops and finished cabinets. It had taken a couple of months to deliver the products, which was longer than the three to five weeks reported on their website. It forced us to live somewhere else for a couple of months so that was not good and we wouldn't do that again for sure.

We had Viking Ranges in the past and this is my third one. The quality is great and I got a good deal on this one that's why I bought it at Ferguson Enterprises where I had a great experience. I like its convection bake feature the most and that's the only one I needed.

I like the way Viking operates and I especially like the look of the Viking professional stove. I've had Viking before so I got them again when I moved into a new home and I went to replace the appliances. The quality has been good. But I moved into a condo in Florida and they don’t allow gas so I got the induction. It’s different for me because it’s an induction and before I’ve always had gas. The rep was helpful the first time I went in and helped me select the product. But when I had some questions and went back, it was like they didn’t have time for us. They did it twice. She was doing something else and she was dealing with some other customers.

We liked the look of the Viking Ranges. We also liked the multiple burners and the size of the double oven. We knew what we wanted as we shopped, and we picked Viking out. We've had a couple of problems, though, but it is covered by warranty because we built the house. We had to have it completely replaced once, because the main oven door wouldn't close and seal. The original dealer stopped carrying Viking, so we ended up having to get the replacement from another dealer. Because it was an all-new construction, the builder handled finding the other dealer, and he contacted them. They quoted all the same appliances and everything was smooth. The pricing wasn’t any different. It was just a matter of waiting for construction completion, and everything was here when we moved in. It didn't hold up construction.

Two year old oven breaks down 3-4 times - We purchased their top of the line double oven range. Within two years one of the ovens has stopped working. Viking has sent out two companies to fix the issue, but one has refused to take on any more Viking range service calls because they cannot obtain parts from Viking. Thanksgiving was very disappointing because Viking was unable to supply the service company with parts even though the service call was place in September. We were told that Viking was doing inventory; therefore, was unable to send out the parts. After contacting Viking, the person I spoke with stated that the service company should not be sharing the information with me. It is now December 4 and still the parts have not been shipped to the service company. Yes, Viking has beautiful appliances, but they are not dependable. We will never buy another Viking product again.

Fan on stove was extraordinarily noisy: Viking sent a local repair company to assess, and on their recommendation a new fan was provided and installed. All very smoothly and well done. We are very satisfied that Viking backs up their warranty!

Viking Ranges has been around for a while and we knew them for a long time. And we preferred Viking because of their reputation, style, and price. Their two-year warranty was also very attractive. We’re very happy with the quality of the range that we got and I really like that it has different size burners. The team at the dealership was great and they helped us out a lot.

I renovated my kitchen and thought a Viking range would look nicer. I purchased it at Best Buy, and when I installed it, the oven does not come on right and the fan was noisy. I called Viking to get service and their customer service people seem to be nice. They gave me six different service providers to call. But when I called, they said they don't do Viking's work any longer so it’s frustrating because I had to call in about six times and get six different names. I tried doing it on their website, and the people that come up when I put in the zip code do not do Viking's work so it’s not a good thing and it needs to be addressed.

Viking is amazing and they have come a long way. I’ve owned all different versions and as a contractor, I put them in a lot of different things. The new ones are great. I chose them over Wolf at the time due to their price. However, the door wasn’t set right and the light broke. So I’ve been waiting for them to order the part, come in here and finish it. Other than that, I love the range. The guys did a good job and they're very consistent. I called to the Viking team once and they were very helpful. They should give more information such as the steps in using a gas oven for cooking and send that out, but so far so good with my Viking range.

We went to Coffman's and we were looking for a new stove. We chose between Wolf and Viking and we settled on Viking because they were top of the line and their unit came with a dishwasher. It's a very high-quality range and it's working very well. We like its induction-type heating, the convection cooking for the oven, as well as its low-profile appearance. The dealer was very nice and cooperative. We weren't told about the free dishwasher and he helped us get that. However, my wife is complaining about it not having a timer. For $7000, it's a feature that's really needed. It's also a little noisy.

I’m very satisfied with my Viking Range. We bought it online and it was a five-minute deal. We knew what we’d be getting with its quality and dependability. The Viking Range is heavy-duty and I like that because we cook a lot. We are happy with it but their instructional manuals are not the best. It has very little instruction and it would be better if there was more support on what is the best way to do things and what to watch out for. Other than that, Viking has been great. We called for our rebate deal and they made sure that everything was taken care of.

Our experience with Viking has been great. We have been chefs for 25 years and we love to cook in Viking. We like the quality, the sturdiness, the heat that it's providing and it can cook very evenly. We use it at home and we also love the convection oven. Working with the Viking Range is great and it makes you love cooking.

A friend of mine owned a Viking range and I thought that I just had to have it. I like to cook and Viking was a higher end range. And since I was building a house, I had to get it now because I won’t be able to get it later on. I went to Cowboy’s Kitchens in Ridgeland and everybody was very accommodating. When I had a problem with one of the ignitions on one of the burners that wouldn’t light, they sent a repair personnel who replaced a part. They were efficient and I've been happy with everybody. I love mt range too and I want to get the griddle that goes in the middle. We're barely 60 days in and I'm looking forward to experimenting with my range. I'm still tinkering with it and have learned that it cooks much faster than other ranges so it is more efficient and saves time.

I bought a 5 burner range top and I am very disappointed in the product. I can't get it clean. I have a custom kitchen with a range top that looks burnt. I have tried everything. Customer service told me to use Google as a resource because other customer have had this issue. If your customers are having this issue it the company's responsibility to provide a corrective action. This range top should be recalled.

We went to a showroom to look at the Viking unit and the reps there were very nice. However, the salespeople on the floor don't know what they're selling because they're not well-versed in the high-end units. Also, the delivery people left a lot to be desired. They couldn’t hook the range up so I had to get my own plumber. They wanted to leave the range right on the walkway or take it back. Other than that, I've had my Viking Range for about six weeks and it works well. The oven heats well and it's a well-built unit.

We have had this VDSC548T6G range/oven for about 3 years. The ignitor on the left front burner takes over 1 minute to light and often does not light at all, this is the only burner of the 6 that has this issue (part is a DSI module). Over Thanksgiving the oven knob/electronic module stopped working (part is Electronic control module). We called a service technician who claimed the parts were no longer available. Anyone have any suggestions for purchasing parts? This is so frustrating.

We were shopping at Best Buy and happened on catch the sales rep Felicia who was extremely helpful and pretty much the reason why we purchased a Viking range. She was knowledgeable and kind of blew it away. We spent 30 minutes talking to her about the range and it was really nice. Viking stands behind their product and they've built a high-quality range. We've had it for about a month now and our family cooks breakfast every day and dinner six nights a week.

My friend had a Viking range and I liked it. I like the look and feel of them, the professional grade and quality. Those have been questionable, however. The stovetop works fine but the oven never worked right and it took me a long time to finally get a service tech out. He came last week and ordered the parts, so I’m waiting for them. I bought the oven stove brand new online for $5,000, yet it hasn’t been working for a month and a half now. I heard and I saw consumer feedback bashing the maintenance support but despite that, I bought it because it was something I wanted. I figured it is high quality and it won’t need that much work, but it has turned into that already, so there's a little buyer’s remorse. I buy something high-end like that and I expect good service, and I haven't seen that so it's disappointing. I’ve since gone to Wolf and I checked it out, and their product support is over the top. If I had to do it all over again, I’d probably go with Wolf.

I was at an open house and saw Viking's range. It looked pretty good. I talked to some customer families and they were happy with their appliance. The range was fine, but the hood sucked. Although the range doesn’t have as many features as the other ranges on the market, it feels solid and commercial. Plus, it provides consistent burning. However, it lacks the innovation that other products on the market have. I'm hoping for more functions, like a timer. It even took me time to realize that you have to set the oven's temperature and wait for the light to turn off so you know it's at the right temperature.

I’ve known about Viking for years because of my interest in cooking. The model I have was already installed when we bought the house, and the builder had selected it. So far, it's looking great and the quality is fantastic. I enjoy the power on the burners on high, but the ability to titrate those burners down really low and very gentle is really useful. The experience has been smooth and without any problems. I am definitely happy.

Gas Range VGSC3054BDBK - Bake burners, igniters and gas valves have a life of about 3 years each. The last time I purchased new pair of burners was in 2014 for cost of $19.00 each. Since Viking took over part distributor HADCO, the burners have jumped to $114.00 each. $38.00 to $228.00? 600% increase.

We owned a Viking Range years ago, and this is our second one. We purchased our first Viking from Fergusons and they had to take the stove back because somebody on the assembly line didn’t put the installation which was supposed to be there. The Viking team had to totally remove the stove and bring us a different one, and that was the first and only negative experience that we had. Then we moved to Arizona and when we got there, we had a stove top, so we ended up selling the stove. When we moved back to Atlanta, we wanted to get another stove, and my wife wanted to buy a Wolf. She already ordered the Wolf but I canceled the order because the Wolf stove look was like four little red dots and didn’t have any character or personality on the front of it. Its performance may have been comparable or even better than the Viking but I didn’t like its bland look, so I decided to get another Viking.

I've only had my Viking range hooked up for three weeks and it's as expected so far. The dealership we had gone to does not typically sell Viking appliances but they had one in stock and I got a good price on it. I liked the design of the product too. But I had to call for a couple of parts that were not included and they were willing to overnight the parts out to the house. But they were in the middle of inventory so I haven't received the package yet. Other than that, the range cooks faster than our old stove.

We like the looks of the Viking Range and what it offered, with the double-oven feature as the favorite. We didn’t realize it had the light-up feature on the knob and it's a nice little touch. We also like all the burner space. Plus, I feel very good about its quality. It’s a good product and we’re very pleased with it, so far.

Viking Ranges would have made a good return on my investment when I sell my house but so far, the quality is not good. I have about 5 issues that are in the process of being rectified, like not all burner lights work and when the oven and some of the burners are on, all the burners would light continuously and won't stop. I have called and spoken with them numerous times and I have sent emails too, and they were knowledgeable enough to help me with what I needed. I'm waiting for the parts but a week has passed and they told me that the parts department is not shipping anything until the middle of the month. The quality control and the packaging could have been better before the units leave the factory line. Also, it seemed that a lot of the damages were the result of transporting the product.

I have been familiar with the Viking brand all my life. I bought a 30-inch dual fuel range from them two months ago. It is the very first Viking appliance I owned. However, we had to have a repair immediately because a fan was defective on it. They were prompt in getting the repairman out and getting it repaired under warranty work. I was pleased with that. But I still need to figure out how to monitor the temperature to make sure it’s calibrated right because my baking seemed to be different than in the past ovens. It doesn't seem to be baking as quick. So, I wonder if it might need to be calibrated that the temperature is running a little bit low. Other than that, the dealer and the technician were very good. I got a good deal on the product and so far, I'm satisfied with Viking.

The rep from the Viking dealership was really helpful. He pulled out the range and showed us the gas line and how it was going to be installed. Viking is supposed to be a really good range as far as reputation, but mine doesn't work. I turn it on, it reaches temp, the fan comes on and then it stops lighting. It just slowly winds down and stops, so a repairman came out and he's going to replace the computer board on it. He seemed like he knew what he was talking about and I expect that everything is going to turn out just fine after he gets that repair done. But first, the board has to come in and then he'll call me to reschedule, which should be within two weeks.

I bought the Viking range. I thought they actually could be sturdier or more solid than they actually are. Also, when you buy the products within the instruction manual, you get that piece of paper that you’re going to fill in and send back to Viking. It’s for the warranty so it gets registered. Four of them came back, return to sender, which I found very strange that they were preprinted Viking pieces of paper. All you have to do is put your name and address in front of them and put in the mail, and yet they all came back.

I went with Viking Ranges because of their excellent quality and because I won’t give any business to Whirlpool Corporation. I like Viking Ranges’ convection bake. The dealer was fine and everything went as planned and it was satisfactory.

I've always liked the look of Viking Ranges, just seeing them in many other homes I knew that's what I wanted to purchase. Mine has double ovens which I like. It's three years old, and it looks great however I'm still dealing with the gas leak. But overall I like their appliances and I have a kitchen full of Viking.

I have the old Viking Professional series range and I really like that the oven is hot and the burner is very strong. I also use the broiler a lot for cooking. The power of the stove is very important to me. I changed the old one because the fire doesn't start anymore. I chose a different series since I wanted to have a five-burner, however, it is not as good as the old one. I can't believe Viking used rubber for some of the parts and it melted and fell off, even though it's only been two months. I called the dealer and they ordered the parts for me. Hopefully, it will go back in. Right now, the grate wobbles since there's no rubber underneath to prevent it from scratching.

I owned a Viking previously. I like the size of the oven, but I don’t like the noise the convection oven makes. Still Viking is better than the competitors and the dealer was okay.

I was looking for an industrial stove that had large burners and Viking Ranges was in the front of a Pacific Sales store. I had done some research on Consumer Reports and found that some of the issues that used to plague the stove were taken care of. We've only had the range for about six to eight weeks and I like the elevated burners. However, there were a few different issues. One of the burners seems to take a little bit longer to light up, and that's recent. For the last couple of weeks, that burner sometimes didn't light up right away and I could smell some gas, but it's intermittent. The Viking people did a good job and they convinced us that the whole collection was going to work for us.

We’ve been told that Viking is one of the best in that price range and this is our second Viking range so it has excellent quality. Now, I have six burners as opposed to four. Our new stand-alone stove has stainless steel knobs but our old built-in electric stove has black knobs. I wanted to match the knobs but Viking doesn't offer the option to change the black ones with stainless steel. It’s frustrating that the older models and the newer models can’t mesh together. But aside from that, I had another part replaced and it was very easy.

The reps influenced us in a way to buy the Viking versus any other. I wanted to go to Miele, but I would have to pay for transportation and for installment. Viking Ranges was quite a good deal at that time and I could get the dishwasher for free. We bought some extended warranty and I thought I could negotiate it and I think it was cut a bit too much. It was my fault though. Other than that, Viking range is an excellent product and we had a very good experience. I like the simplicity of Viking ranges. I had one with all those lights and buttons and electronic stuff and I wasn’t happy.

We purchased a gas stove and a microwave convection oven for above it a year ago. We had a disturbing trend with the microwave. Once in a blue moon, it makes noises like it wants to blow up. When we hit the microwave, it makes these sparking noises like there's an electrical circuit shortage and then it stops, then it keeps working. But for a second and a half, it gives us a heart attack.

I like Viking Ranges and the new management at Viking Ranges generally. This is my second stove and I spent probably $35,000 on Viking equipment in the last 10 years. However, I have a two-oven version stove that I paid $17,000 for and it’s about two years old, and I called about getting some service because the small oven doesn’t work. I live in Crosslake, Minnesota and granted it’s out of the woods, the company that I bought the stove from in Minneapolis, Warners’ Stellian, implied that they would service it. I’m very disappointed with them because they won’t service it.

I went into Ferguson looking for a 36-inch wide range that was a Wolf but they had that Viking Range model in there and they were trying to clear it out. The director of appliances of the whole chain was the one there and he went over everything. He explained the differences between the Wolf and the Viking then I called my wife who called the builder. It’s wider than what we planned out for the unit, but the builder said that if we wanted to do it, they would make it work. My wife came right over to look at it. She liked it and we ended up buying it on the spot right there. Then we had to buy the hood and the motor. It was a very good experience but we called in several months ago and they were supposed to send us the thermometer but we haven’t received it. Outside of that, it’s been a very good unit. We had the opportunity to use the Viking in summer and thoroughly enjoyed it. It works great for us.

My wife likes cooking so we wanted to buy a professional-level range. We got one from Viking Range and it has an oven and convection and it heated up very fast to the temperature that I set up when broiling. But when I tried to do baking and set up the temperature to 300 it never heated up to 300. I thought there were some ignition issues so I tried for a couple of times and sometimes it worked but sometimes it didn’t. I planned on trying more times to see exactly what the issues were.

I grew up in restaurants and I'd see Viking Ranges there so the name stuck. But the quality of the ovens is what won me over. But it’s kind of weird that the range I purchased has got these jacks for the cable to plug into the oven but nobody knows anything about it. I’ve talked to the regional rep, to Viking and to our local company who services them. It's a cable that comes with the oven that I didn’t get and it’s about using a third-party thermometer with it, but the third party, iGrill, also can’t tell me anything about it. In the manual, I have a picture of the thermometer plugged in with that cable, but when I called Viking and told them to go to this page of the manual, they have a different manual than I do, so it’s like this big mystery. However, that’s not a huge ordeal as I can still use the thermometer and plug it straight into the meat, run the cable through the door and close it on the cable.

Use of 48 inch range - The Cobalt blue range is beautiful. The burners and oven works very well. Two flaws (1) the large oven has three racks with only one that completely pulls out making it difficult to clean the back of the other two. Cooking a large turkey looks to be a problem. (2) The all gas range does not have a self cleaning option. We smell gas for a few minutes when the oven is turned on.

I have had my Dual Fuel Viking Range for almost 16 years. I love it. My only complaint is that the self clean function on the large side has never worked. I had it worked on several times in the beginning. If I had it to do over I would have forced the guy to make it right but we built our home and I had a million things to address. The self clean function of my range missed my radar screen. I tried it again the other day and shockingly, STILL doesn't work. :) But now I hear constant ticking. Any suggestions? I would love to stop the clicking and I wish someone had a suggestion for making this feature work. Thanks!

I purchased my free standing 30" Viking range early 2017. We purchased the range from Abt Electronics. The range was delivered with a broken knob. We replaced the range. The new range that they sent, has a loose screw in the fan, that would make loud noise when the fan was turned on. We contacted authorized service station Jags Electronics. They came and fixed the screw. The fan continued to make noise. They now say that the convection fan needs to be replaced. It is an expensive range, and we were expecting better quality of the range. Very disappointed with the purchase. I am not sure if the issue is with Abt Electronics - they sell defective pieces, Viking quality, Jags Electronics - that they are not able to fix the problem at one time. Very frustrated. Would not recommend the range.

We special ordered our Viking range in white on May 13, 2017 and were told it would be 6-8 weeks for delivery. Our range was delivered August 5th with no explanation of the delay. When our range was removed from its pallet and packing material removed, we discovered the door and lower cover panel were both dented. Our selling dealer quickly noted the damage, but installed the range with the promise to have both pieces replaced. It is now November 10th and we are finally scheduled to have the damaged pieces replaced on 11/18. We are patient people, but the delay in the original delivery date and the long wait for replacement parts seems unreasonable. No reason was ever given for either delay and that makes our experience with Viking only satisfactory.

The grill was already there when I bought the house and I like my Viking grill. I had it repaired recently.

I liked the quality of the Viking Range that I have observed at a family member’s house. I spent about two hours in the store and we finally landed on a product that I liked. However, I was really dissatisfied when the installer came to put the Viking Range in. They charged me $200 for the install, which I don’t remember having that conversation with my salesperson. I paid $50 to have them install the dishwasher so I thought I had paid for all of my installation fees already when I purchased the equipment.

We love our Viking stove and all the different temperatures of the cook top for the gas. Everyone I know who has a Viking has been very happy and it was something I always wanted. It's been very nice dealing with their team too.

I went to Best Buy and bought a Viking range because I like the style and the large size burner. There was a big one in the middle which was exactly what I needed. But I'm not having a good experience because I would have liked to have a product that is working, not a product that comes to our house damaged. I couldn't use the range after the installation because I was remodeling my house and then a few days after I finally turned it on a person from the gas company helped me because the burners were not working. It's been six months now that I've been trying to solve this problem.

We moved into a new house and we got an upgraded stove from the builder’s stove and it was falling apart. The knobs were falling off and one couldn’t control the height of the flame so that got me looking for another stove. My wife’s sister purchased a Viking Range a couple of months ago and I also decided to buy one. We had some problems about purchasing in the beginning but it all worked out. My wife loves our 36-inch Viking Range. I feel good that it’s in the house and it gives some class to the kitchen. I would recommend Viking Ranges.

My dad's a contractor and he liked using Viking's products. It has also been mine and my customer's experiences that Viking takes action when something's needed right away, and the quality of their appliances is usually a lot better. I like the heat and that when I boil something, it's a lot quicker than my last range. It's really easy to work with them.

I’m from Mississippi and Viking is a local company. I chose it ‘cause I could get the full suite in the same brand, the fridge, range, dishwasher, and door microwave. The appliances are well-built and the appearance is good. The fridge, dishwasher and microwave have been okay, but I’ve had a few issues with the stove. There’s something on it that's supposed to be wiped off when installed and that wasn’t done, so the front of the stove rusted between the opening of the oven and the top of the range where the control knobs are at. Also, the igniter gave a little issue one time and my oven quit in the middle of cooking a strawberry cake.

My wife grew up with Viking ‘cause she knew the brand and they were very helpful. We ordered a lower model but then I had it switched to a higher-end model and they made the transition easy. Delivery was good as well although there was a scratch on the kick panel. But we ordered the piece and it came in right away. On the other hand, when I had my microwave fixed, the parts took a while to come in but the technician did give me a loaner.

I've had my Viking Range for two years now and I'm having something repaired. It's not working well and the range is all rusted on the inside and out including the top but their customer service was very helpful and nice.

My husband is a builder, and he always thought that Viking Ranges are more expensive than others. But the lady at Best Buy called and said they have this floor model line. We were getting a new range, and I love to cook, so I was like, "Sure." However, for three weeks I didn’t have a range and it was a big mess. There seems to be a big disconnect on the Best Buy part of Viking. In summary, don’t buy a Viking from Best Buy.

I am a builder in the Vail/Beaver Creek area in Colorado. One of the most expensive real estate markets in the country. Over the years I've used many Viking products. In June my Viking oven's electrical control panel failed. The service rep contacted Viking and was told what part to order which turned out to be a metal cover, not the electrical panel. The electrical panel had to be special ordered and cost over $1200. When it arrived it didn't work and the rep was told to order another. We have had no oven for over 4 months. When I talked to the kitchen design company where we purchased $ millions of appliances and cabinets they told us they no longer carry Viking because of poor service and reliability.

I like the way Viking Ranges look. It started off shaky but it ended up being pretty good so far. I like that the oven rack is on a roller-type arm so they cool right out. However, I probably would not buy another one because of the way the heating element is, the preheat. It's not broiling and I'm old school. I like to put my stuff in there and let it start cooking but it can't so it ruins everything. That's not strictly just Viking because I heard that a lot of them are the same and aren’t using just the broiler so that's pretty sucky. We bought the range through a builder and we dealt with the warranty rep. I don’t know if they can fix that preheat thing but it’s some government thing that the broiler has to come on and then it cuts off when the oven is at the temperature it's supposed to be.

I love to cook and I've always loved and wanted a Viking range for many years. We finally decided to get a range and I'm very happy with it. Our Viking range is something I've wanted for many years and it is fantastic. I love that I have six burners, that I have the option of convection and that it's gas, since I've always had electric. The team at the Viking dealer was wonderful and great but I was not impressed with all the demonstrations there. We also got a dishwasher, a refrigerator and a hood. Upon delivery, we had a dented dishwasher, which was not anybody's fault, and they replaced it which was fine.

My husband did all the research then we went to an excellent Viking dealer in Connecticut. They delivered when they were supposed to, the products were fine, and the prices were right. We bought an entire kitchen, including a Viking stove and a microwave. The quality of the range is excellent and I love the five burners and the convection. We're very happy with Viking.

I went from electric to gas with the Viking range. Aside from wanting gas, I liked the looks of it and the knobs. They're big and they're easy to use. I like the sliding rack too but they should have two of them in there and not just one. Also, when we got the range home, the convection oven did not work. I didn't know it for a while because I didn't use it. But Viking was really prompt about getting it taken care of and getting a man out here to fix it. I've had it for a couple of months now and everything has been great so far. We also bought the microwave and the convection on it didn't work. Because Viking dropped the ball on that one, they just ordered us a new one and sent it out instead of having the microwave repaired. They've taken care of us really good.

We absolutely love Viking Ranges. My dad had a Viking range and hood for about 15 years and he loved it. He’s an avid cooker and that’s what sold us on Viking. And we’ve not been disappointed. They’re wonderful and fabulous. We went through Best Buy in Fort Lauderdale and they ordered everything for us. We’ve got the range that’s gas, which we were thrilled to get here in Florida since there is no natural gas. We had to put in propane to get that. We’ve also got the hood and the Viking microwave. We didn’t have the microwave for a period because of a problem with the display, but it works fine now. Other than that, it’s great.

I’ve owned my Viking range for about month now and so far, it's been good. The dealer who I got it from did a very good job. The model of my range is appealing and I like that it’s gas.

The stove has been nothing but a headache. This oven worked for literally 5 months then stopped working. We attempted to fix it with experienced repair men but after changing the spark module and the ignitor, still nothing. What the heck have you manufactured Viking. For $5500.00 all we have at the moment is a hunk of metal with a $660 repair cost to boot to the original cost. Thanks for taking my money out of the bank and tossing it in the garbage. As they say happy wife, happy life. Well my wife is not happy therefore my life isn't doing too well.

I was remodeling a kitchen in my new house and I wanted a Viking Range. I liked the layout of the burner grills and the automatic start. Also, the size of the oven was larger than most and the underneath part of the burner stays enclosed. I was able to get it in the burgundy color that I really liked for the kitchen. I really liked the power of the burners that I have, too. The team at Viking has been good. There was a delay in the manufacturing, and they let me know about it right away and when to expect the items so it all went very smoothly. I got a free Viking dishwasher with the range and the wall oven but I'm not as happy with the dishwasher as I would like to be.

I've always known about Viking and bought their range online recently. When it was delivered, it had two burners that weren't working and yet, it had this hand-signed quality control sheet with all these guys' initials on it. So, that didn't work too well. I'm glad that there's a good service provider here because they had come to fix that last burner today. We're basically happy we bought the range but disappointed in the initial quality.

Viking was supposed to be a quality brand. I've had the range for a year now and it's not properly working. I've had to have repairman after repairman in and out of my home and the problem is still not resolved 100% so it's a bit of an issue. After nine months of not working properly, they decided to replace the whole range. And now, the parts that I had purchased that are supposed to fit the same year don't fit because a piece of it is warped.

Having a Viking Range is something that I've always wanted for quite some time. They're expensive, but at my age now, I am finally able to afford it. I enjoyed cooking and never had this stuff with a high-end range before. I enjoy Viking a lot. I like the six-burner. I never had that many burners before. I could do simultaneously more things on the stove instead of taking turns before. They're all have nice sizes too. With the classic, it is just a four-burner range, you only have two small ones. You couldn't put a big pot on it. Then you're limited only to two larger ones. With Viking, they're basically all the same size. It gave me a lot of options.

We were shopping and we wanted to have the same appliances throughout our kitchen. We liked the fact that Viking Ranges had the nugget ice machine. So far, the quality of the machine is good. The consistency of heating on the cooktop and different things have all been very good as well. I was pleased with everything.

We wanted to get a high-end range that had good reviews. We then found a great website that had a good deal on getting a package, because we were replacing everything essentially. We knew that Viking Ranges was a really good brand and we'd seen them in some houses we looked at. The range has been amazing, and the hood has been great. I really liked its quick heat control.

We bought a house that had a Viking stove installed by the contractor. We are happy with the stove. The range that we have, the stove unit and the hood, is fine. It lights when I turn the gas on and works good, but we were a little disappointed that our brand new Viking refrigerator had to be serviced within a year. Plus, we have a dishwasher that has never worked at all. There’s a warranty provided but it's been a real disappointment. We’ve had much cheaper washer that performed ten times better than this one.

I'm having so many issues with Viking. I’m very mad about it and I have a huge regret right now. The repairman came last week to work on the large oven and the range because they quit working. In addition to that, it took them forever to get the parts in. And when I called them with an issue such as my $30,000 appliances not working, they would act as if you’re bothering them and the customer service is rude. I’ve also had a repairman at my house to work on my Viking refrigerator four times.

My husband loves cooking on our Viking range. He likes its flexibility with the burners. Its quality is good and we’re happy with it thus far, but there are a few things about it that we’re struggling with. One is that the large oven keeps having a huge popping noise when it heats up and it scares the daylight out of me every time. A button on the hood is also not working properly, so we need to put in a service call for that.

My friend had a Viking Range and had a good experience. Viking brand is also well-known so a level of trust comes with it however, I was a little disappointed in the overall experience of getting the range. I ordered it from ABT Electronics, an online store not local to my place, and the first time it came here, it was damaged. So we had to return it but it took a little bit of persuasion from our side to make them understand that if it’s broken, it’s not our fault. They shipped another one and we got it installed by a professional here who does Viking installations, even for the local store where we had seen the range.

I bought a Viking Range for the size because I had a very limited space on my counter. I thought it was a good brand but I'm disappointed. They have all this gas power but if you spill anything on the ceramics and the top, it’s a major disaster. If by accident you spill oil or water, you need to burn yourself and clean the stove immediately. It gets marked very easily. I'm a cook so it’s crazy. I'm completely shocked. I Googled what to use to clean it and everybody is complaining that it’s ridiculous that you spend so much money and you can’t clean the stove afterwards. No water, or anything because it will leave a mark.

Viking has been around a long time. We were looking for a range for our house, but at the time when we were remodeling our kitchen, I knew Viking was a good product, but they didn’t make the 32-inch range and we needed that size. We do a lot of cooking and Viking has a good reputation. Other folks that I know have them and really like them. The look and the reputation of the product made us choose them. I really like its quality, the way it feels and the burners. All the burners are the same size and they heat really fast. The grates on top come off, all 6 pieces of them, which makes it really easy to clean. We got the one with the ceramic top that seals, and we had installed about two months ago. We're really happy with the Viking range and I’m looking forward to getting a Viking dishwasher next.

Some of my relatives have Viking. So, I've always said that when I bought my house, I was going to buy Viking because I've heard good things about it. I love the way that it looks and the quality. And now, I have four different Viking appliances. I love the high-techness of my refrigerator. I like the durability of the range, it’s a 5 burner with two on the sides and then the long one in the middle. I like the quietness of my dishwasher. And my microwave, it works so well. The Viking dealer was also great. We found them online and we priced around. They gave us the best deal and free shipping. So, they were awesome.

I had sliding shelves in another range so having sliding shelves in the rack inside and the price was very important to me so I chose a Viking Range. We had a problem at first and it got taken care of by their reps. So far, the quality is good.

I build houses and I recommend Viking to all my customers. However, I didn't like the range that I got from them that I bought from Nebraska Furniture Mart. The handle on it broke and they sent out a service guy to fix it. I took a video with my phone of exactly what was wrong so there was no reason for them to come out without the part. However, the guy from Viking still came out without the part that he needed. Then, two months later, he came out with the part and fixed the unit. For three months, I had to go without my middle burner thermostat controller working, which was unacceptable for a $7,000 stove. I've given you guys countless customers when I build homes. How am I going to be able to recommend Viking after the experience I just had?

We were going to be renting out our apartment and we thought that a Viking range would bring more value to our apartment to have a high-end appliance. I'm not using the stove, but I'm tremendously jealous of myself. We just sold the apartment actually and I installed it originally for a renter. So, I never got to even use it. But I love the stove, it's beautiful. I love the burners and the heat output that they offer. I also like that there's self-cleaning on it. They have a special feature on that, where it wasn't going to burn out the stove when you use the self-cleaning because it was electric. I love Viking products. We also got a whole suite of Viking products, not just the stove and we like every single one. It was an excellent experience.

Viking Range came with the house and the person who renovated the house put it in. The quality is okay but it's very expensive and it doesn't have a softening feature on its oven. I think the quality of the craftsmanship is very average for that type of product.