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Viking Repair Marblehead, MA
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Viking · Marblehead, MA

Dishwasher Repair

Viking dishwashers that stop draining, leak at the door, leave grit on the glassware, or halt part-way through a cycle. Drain pumps, spray arms, door seals and control boards are where these normally land.

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Pliers, a paintbrush, screwdrivers and nut drivers laid on a towel with washers, small brackets and screws

On the phone

What gets described

  • Standing water left in the tub after a cycle
  • Dishes coming out gritty or filmed
  • Water seeping from the bottom of the door
  • Cycle stopping partway with the lights flashing

On the visit

What gets measured

  1. Drain pump behaviour and the state of the sump filter
  2. Spray arm rotation and jet pattern at both levels
  3. Door seal, latch alignment and where exactly the water tracks from
  4. Fill valve and float switch on a commanded cycle
  5. Heater circuit and the board only once the mechanical side is clear

Flat $95 service call, credited in full against the repair. Nothing is ordered before you have agreed a figure.

What repairs run to

Bands, not quotes

Most jobs land inside one of these once the diagnosis is done. What you are given on the day is a fixed figure for your appliance, and nothing starts until you have agreed it.

Work Typical range
Igniter or burner assembly $270 – $660
Oven thermostat or heating element $250 – $800
Control board or touch panel $400 – $870
Dishwasher pump or control $300 – $1,280
Refrigeration fan or defrost system $290 – $710
Compressor or sealed-system repair $1,120 – $2,630

Flat $95 service call covering the visit and full diagnosis, credited against the repair once you approve it.

Also on the van

Range Repair Oven Repair Refrigerator Repair

5/ 5

After a dishwasher repair call

Drawn from 660 reviews of this workshop.

  • The cycle stopped part way with the lights flashing three times. The heating circuit had opened. He read the code properly instead of guessing, ordered the right part, and the return visit took half an hour.

    Corinne Y. · Peach Highlands

  • Water was seeping out from the bottom of the door and had already lifted the edge of a floorboard. The seal had flattened right out. He fitted a new seal and a new lower hinge cable, and made sure the machine sat level in a sloping old rear ell.

    Sylvia J. · Old Town

  • The detergent door was not opening, so nothing came out clean. A broken latch spring in the dispenser. He cleaned the half blocked inlet screen too.

    Blake O. · Swampscott

Tell us what it is doing

The model number and one clear sentence about the fault is enough to load the van properly. Flat $95 service call, credited against the repair.

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