On Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer Series 9 models such as the DD24DI9 and DD24SI9, A7 means the drawer detected excess foam and started an auto recovery program. The wash resumes after the recovery finishes. Owners see…
On Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer Series 9 models such as the DD24DI9 and DD24SI9, A7 means the drawer detected excess foam and started an auto recovery program. The wash resumes after the recovery finishes. Owners see A7 and a longer cycle, often with suds visible in the tub. It is mostly an information message and it points at the detergent.
1. Let the recovery program finish before opening the drawer. 2. Afterward, wipe visible suds from the tub and rinse the filter. 3. Use dishwasher detergent only, in the recommended amount. 4. If A7 appears with proper detergent every time, call us.
No. It means the drawer found too much foam and ran its auto recovery program, after which the wash resumes. Treat it as a message about detergent, not a failure.
Usually too much detergent, or the wrong product. Hand dish soap foams far more than dishwasher detergent. Even a small amount can trigger A7.
If A7 returns even with the right detergent and a clean tub, call us. We check the fill and rinse system and give a written price before work. Rinse the tub afterward.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.