On current Fisher & Paykel OR30 and OR36 Series 7 and 9 ranges, such as the OR30SCG6X1 and OR36SDG6X1, and on pro ranges like the RDV3-304 and RIV3-486, A2 is a door lock error. The door…
On current Fisher & Paykel OR30 and OR36 Series 7 and 9 ranges, such as the OR30SCG6X1 and OR36SDG6X1, and on pro ranges like the RDV3-304 and RIV3-486, A2 is a door lock error. The door cannot be locked after you started a Self Clean cycle, so the cleaning stops. The display shows A2. Powering off at the wall and on usually clears the first occurrence.
1. Cancel the cycle and let the range cool if it is warm. 2. Turn the range off at the wall, wait about ten seconds, then turn it on again. 3. Set the clock. 4. Close the oven door firmly and start Self Clean again. 5. If A2 returns, stop and call us. On a gas range, if you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas utility from outside.
Yes, A2 concerns the oven door lock. Surface burners or elements generally keep working. Avoid using the oven's Self Clean until the lock is repaired.
If Self Clean now locks and runs, the reset cleared a glitch. If A2 appears next time, the lock needs inspection. We would rather catch a weak lock before it sticks fully.
No. Heavy soiling does not cause it. The alert is about the door lock failing to engage, not about how much needs cleaning. A very clean oven can show it too.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.