On current Fisher & Paykel OB24 and OB30 Series 7 and 9 built-in ovens such as the OB30SDPTX1 and OB30DDPTDX1, F1 11 means the clock board reports a critical software or hardware error. The display shows…
On current Fisher & Paykel OB24 and OB30 Series 7 and 9 built-in ovens such as the OB30SDPTX1 and OB30DDPTDX1, F1 11 means the clock board reports a critical software or hardware error. The display shows the code, and the control stops what it was doing. The suggested steps are to cycle the power and, if that does not help, replace the clock board.
1. Switch the oven off at the breaker, wait at least a minute, and turn it back on. 2. Set the clock and run a short bake. 3. If the oven works and F1 11 stays away, carry on as normal. 4. If the code returns, keep the breaker off and call us. Opening the display or control housing is not safe for an owner.
Yes. F1 03 is a general software error, while F1 11 is labeled critical. Both are on the clock board, but F1 11 more often ends with a board replacement.
If a reset clears it and it does not return, you can. If it returns, even occasionally, we suggest scheduling the repair before the board fails completely.
Usually a single visit when the part is available. We confirm the part number from your model first, then quote the work in writing. The oven is usable again right after.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.