Fisher & Paykel Refrigerator F3 to F10 Error Codes: Wine Cabinet Sensor Fault

Fisher & Paykel’s support article puts eight consecutive wine cabinet codes, F3 to F10, on a single line reading temperature sensor fault. No separate meaning exists for each number.

Codes in the group

The instruction is identical for each: reset the cabinet carefully, and arrange service should the fault return.

The F5 overlap

The article flags F5 as a code other Fisher & Paykel products use too, ActiveSmart and column refrigerators among them, and says its list does not apply to them. It belongs to the RS6009V2R1, RS6009V2RT1, RS2435V2R1 and RS2435V2RT1 wine cabinets alone. On any other refrigerator range, go by that model’s own fault list, because the same code may mean something else.

Reset sequence

1. Disconnect the cabinet using the wall switch or the isolation switch.
2. Let 30 seconds go by.
3. Reconnect and read the display.

Do not do this if there is smoke, a burning smell, arcing, damp near electrical parts, leaking or repeated tripping. Request service in those cases.

One answer for eight codes

The article attaches no sensor position to any of the numbers and gives no readings or resistance values, which the older ActiveSmart manual does. For that reason the plan is the same all through: a single reset, then service if the code returns or the cabinet warms.

Arranging service

A sensor code that persists or comes back, or a cabinet that is not holding its temperature, means booking a visit. Cooling can become unreliable with a sensor fault, so make sure the bottles stay cool and relocate them if they do not.

Related

• F50 to F55, another batch of sensor issues.
• F67, a humidity sensor that is not responding.

Wine cabinet repair in Los Angeles, Fisher & Paykel

Telephone (310) 872-1939 with the exact code and the model number. Details of the visit are on the service page.

Source: Fisher & Paykel Support, Wine Cabinet Fault Codes