Older viking have large round nut with 2 holes
you can insert needle nose pliers into holes to turn
you can also use pipe wrench on round part of nut
if the nut is seised on you may have to drill out and replace nut and jet holder that nut screws onto
SOURCE: I have a 30" Viking
If you only have one burner that clicks when in use then what you have to do is clean the sensor ( the proper name is electrode ) at the top where the little medal disk is with something abrasive. Over time the electrode gets a film on it and prevents it from sending a signal back to the spark module to tell it a flame is present. If it continues to click then replace the electrode. Hope this helps
SOURCE: viking range - gas flame on one burner does not change
It sounds like the repair man was correct. The only variable is the valve, if the rest of the burners are fine then it will be the valve
SOURCE: Occasional gas smell
If you have a burner lit and gas build up, strong smell etc., my advice would be to stop using the oven immediately! You no way gas should come out, build up, to the point you smell it, Especially while a burner is lit. Dangerous condition.
SOURCE: Viking 30" Range - Igniter works - but NO FLAME in oven or ranges
No pilot light need to be ignited. You may need a new ignitor. It might not be catching. If you pull the bottom oven plate off you can see the ignitor on the side of the burner and see if it is in its place or broken or just plain old. It is a simple fix. You can buy a universal ignitor or contact Viking and they will sell it to you. Its only two wires and can do it yourself if you are somewhat technical. Good luck.
SOURCE: I have a Viking Gas 30
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into the gap below the front of the each side of the range to release the spring clips securing the top to the range., and then press down to engage the spring clips.904 views
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