Fisher & Paykel Current Range Code F2 19: Fan Stall Error

What F2 19 means

On Fisher & Paykel OR30 and OR36 Series 7 and 9 ranges and RDV3 or RIV3 pro ranges, F2 19 starts a group of codes where the power board detects a fan stall. A cooling or convection fan is not turning the way the board expects. The display shows F2 19 and the oven may stop heating to protect itself. Cooling of the cabinet may also be reduced while the code stays on.

Common causes of F2 19

Fan blade or motor blocked or dragging
Wiring or connector to the fan loose
Fan motor worn out and stalling under load
Power board not receiving a speed signal

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Turn the oven off and let it cool fully. 2. Listen with the door open for a rubbing sound when the oven is next started, and note it for us. 3. Check that nothing, such as foil or a pan, sticks into the vent openings. 4. Restore power at the breaker after a minute. If F2 19 returns, stop using the oven and call us.

! Why to stop there

Fans are behind panels and need the range pulled out to reach safely.
A stalled fan lets heat build up, which can shorten the life of the board and wiring.
We identify which fan is stalling and quote the part and labor in writing before starting.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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F2 19F2 19 questions

What does fan stall mean?

It means the board expects a fan to spin and it does not, or it spins too slowly. The board then flags F2 19 and may cut heat so the cabinet does not overheat.

Can I use the cooktop while the oven shows F2 19?

Burners and induction elements are separate circuits, so often yes. Keep the oven itself off until we check the fan, because the oven relies on that airflow to stay safe.

Does F2 19 differ from F2 20 to F2 25?

They belong to the same fan-stall group, with each number pointing to a different fan or circuit. We read the exact code and match it to the right part.