On Fisher & Paykel legacy 30-inch wall ovens such as the OS302, OD302, OS301 and OD301, and the OB30 AeroTech OB30DDEPX1, F1 means the maximum allowable temperature of 185 F (85 C) around the electronics was…
On Fisher & Paykel legacy 30-inch wall ovens such as the OS302, OD302, OS301 and OD301, and the OB30 AeroTech OB30DDEPX1, F1 means the maximum allowable temperature of 185 F (85 C) around the electronics was exceeded. The display shows F1 and the oven shuts down heating. The first checks are the cooling fan and any blocked vents. The cooking cavity itself may feel normal.
1. Turn the oven off and let it cool for an hour. 2. Make sure the oven's vents and gaps are not covered by trays, foil or cabinet contents. 3. Listen for the cooling fan when you start a normal bake. 4. Try a bake at a moderate temperature. 5. If F1 returns, stop using the oven and call us.
No. F1 is about the electronics around the oven, not the cooking cavity. Cavity over-temperature has its own codes, such as F3. Check the fan and vents first.
Yes, and it is the first thing to check. Clear anything covering the vents and make sure the cabinet allows air to move around the oven.
No. The current OB24 and OB30 Series 7 and 9 ovens use two-part codes like F1 01. This single F1 belongs to the legacy 30-inch ovens and the AeroTech OB30.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.