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Cycle or Clean Light Flashing, No Code
On Viking Professional VESO and VEDO electric wall ovens, a flashing Cycle or Clean light is the fault code: the pattern marks a latch, sensor, high-limit or model error. Viking Repair Redmond, (425) 585-2373.
- ApplianceElectric wall oven
- SeverityBook a visit
- DIY-safeYes — the checks below
Check, in this order
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Check the model number against the list further down this page.
pass it is listed: go on to step 2 fail not listed, and a code shows: look that code up instead
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Film the panel for thirty seconds on your phone before touching anything.
pass clip saved: go on to step 3 fail no phone to hand: write down what each light does
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Count the flashes and the pauses, and note whether the other light is steady or off.
pass a clear rhythm noted: go on to step 4 fail too quick to count: the clip will show it
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Turn the breaker off, count sixty seconds, and turn it back on once.
pass lights steady and the oven heats: keep the clip anyway fail the same pattern returns: stop and book
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Still failing? Stop there and call Viking Repair Redmond on (425) 585-2373 — $89 diagnosis, credited to the repair.
Why this page prints no pattern chart
Viking’s service manual for these ovens lists four faults behind the lights: the door latch, the oven sensor (RTD), the high-limit circuit and the model setting. Its suspects include relays, wiring, the control board, the blower motor and the sensor itself.
Transcriptions of that chart disagree on which rhythm belongs to which fault, so this page names none. Your video settles it at the visit.
On EOC4 models the same kinds of fault carry F-numbers instead: F01 for the latch, F02 for the sensor.
Covered models: VESO5271, VESO5272, VESO5301, VESO5302, VEDO5271, VEDO5272, VEDO5301 and VEDO5302.
Stop and call if
- The same pattern comes back after the one breaker reset.
- The oven will not heat, or the door will not unlock, while a light flashes.
- There is scorching on the panel or a smell of hot wiring.
Also asked
Is a flashing Cycle light ever normal?
A slow on-and-off during baking can be. On the Viking gas ranges whose service manuals describe it, the cycle light follows the thermostat as it holds temperature. A regular flash pattern that repeats and will not clear is different: on VESO and VEDO ovens, that is a fault report.
What should I tell you when I call?
The model number, which light flashes, how many times, the length of the pause, and whether the other light is on or off. A short video carries all of that. Viking Repair Redmond, (425) 585-2373, reads the pattern against Viking's service chart on the $89 visit.
Cost Every repair band is printed on the homepage price table, quoted and agreed before any work.
- Checked by
- Hollis Yamada
- Bench role
- Service technician — refrigeration and cooking
- At the bench
- 21 years in the trade
- Revised