Fisher & Paykel Oven F211 / F212 / F218 / F219 and Related Codes

One fault description, power board error, covers seven numbers on the Fisher & Paykel combi oven: F211, F212, F218, F219, F220, F221 and F224. Think of the power board as the electronics that deliver and switch the supply to whatever does the work inside the oven. Nothing is said about which of those jobs went wrong.

• F211
• F212
• F218
• F219
• F220
• F221
• F224

What the manufacturer tells you to do

Cut the oven’s power at the supply, give it a minute, then turn it on again. This is only to be done once the oven is fully cold and its fan has come to a halt. Should the code be back afterwards, the manufacturer wants a service call booked.

The reason for the cool-down

While the oven is still shedding heat, the fan is doing that job, and pulling the plug mid-way interrupts it. Fisher & Paykel’s guide for a different wall oven says as much: turning off a too-hot oven risks harm to the unit and to the surrounding cabinets. Different ovens, but sound habit all the same.

Comparison with F101

F101 carries a power board label too, but sits alone on its row. The numbers here are a longer run bundled into one entry. The source never ranks them by seriousness, so when you call, give the exact number that is on your display.

Neighbouring entries

• F101 is the lone power board entry.
• F213, F214 and F229 are cavity sensor errors.
• F215 is a sensor or power issue.

Combi oven power board service in Los Angeles

For a Fisher & Paykel combi oven in Los Angeles, call (310) 872-1939 and name the code out of the seven that showed up, together with the model number. See also the combi oven service page.

Source: Fisher & Paykel Support, Combi oven: Convection + Microwave fault codes