When a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher (especially DishDrawer™ models) throws Error Code F5X, it’s flagging an issue with the internal lid system—the movable sealing lid that presses down on the tub rim to keep water…
When your Fisher & Paykel dishwasher flashes F4X, it’s telling you the machine isn’t seeing proper water heat during the cycle. Heat is a big deal in dishwashing: it helps detergent activate, breaks down grease,…
Seeing F3X on a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher (including DishDrawer™ models) usually means the machine has detected a temperature fault. In plain English: the control thinks the wash water is too hot—often because the inlet…
Encountering the Fisher Paykel Dishwasher Error Code F2X can be a source of frustration, but understanding the details of this code can help you troubleshoot the issue effectively. This error code specifically points to a…
Seeing AD0 on your Fisher & Paykel dishwasher can be confusing, especially when everything looked fine yesterday. In plain English, AD0 points to a door-lock signal problem. The control isn’t confident the door is latched…
When a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher throws Error Code A60, it’s flagging a water-temperature problem. In plain terms, the control isn’t seeing the temperature it expects during the wash or heat phase. That can happen…
Encountering Fisher Paykel Dishwasher Error Code A20 can be a perplexing situation, but fear not – we’re here to guide you through the troubleshooting process. This error code indicates a “rain fault,” often related to…
When your Fisher & Paykel dishwasher (including DishDrawer™ models) shows Error Code A10, it’s telling you the machine isn’t getting enough water. In plain English: the control expected the tub to fill within a set…
Error Code A09 on your dishwasher indicates that the sanitize cycle has not reached the required temperature to effectively sanitize your dishes. The sanitize cycle in dishwashers is designed to kill bacteria and ensure that…
When a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher (including DishDrawer™ models) shows Error Code A7, it’s telling you there’s too much foam in the drawer. To protect the machine and your dishes, the dishwasher triggers an auto-recovery…