A leaky fridge is something you can’t ignore because any potential water damage is going to cost you more in repairs to your floor and more. Fortunately, diagnosing a leaking fridge is easy if you…
Discovering the F30 error on your refrigerator signifies a Display Fault that warrants a closer look. This error may stem from various sources, such as problematic connections between the display panel and the main control…
When a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator throws F24, it’s calling out an issue with the ice maker sensor—the component that tells the control board when conditions are right to make, harvest, and refill ice. If…
Your Fisher & Paykel refrigerator has a sophisticated system in place to ensure optimal performance, and when it encounters an issue, it communicates through error codes. One such code is F20, indicating a “Flapper Heater…
When a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator throws Error Code F17, it’s pointing to trouble with the freezer (evaporator) fan—the small motor and blade that push cold air across the evaporator and circulate it through the…
When your Fisher & Paykel fridge throws Error Code F15, it’s flagging trouble with the refrigerator (fresh-food) fan—the small motor that circulates cold air across the evaporator and throughout the compartment. Without steady airflow, temperatures…
If your refrigerator displays the F2 error code, it indicates a defrost fault, signifying a potential issue in the defrost system. Understanding this code is crucial for effective troubleshooting. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the…
When a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator throws Error Code Ed, it’s flagging a defrost system failure. The defrost system’s whole job is simple but vital: clear frost from the evaporator so cold air can move…
When a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator throws Error Code E2, the control is flagging trouble with the evaporator fan motor—the small, hard-working fan that pushes cold air across the evaporator and circulates it through the…
When your Fisher & Paykel refrigerator throws Error Code E1, it’s calling out a problem with the FC (Freezer Compartment) fan motor—the small but essential fan that moves cold air across the evaporator and circulates…