On Fisher & Paykel AquaSmart top-load washers, code 247 points to the Smart Pump flapper. The flapper is the part that directs and holds water movement inside the Smart Pump, and the washer has detected a…
On Fisher & Paykel AquaSmart top-load washers, code 247 points to the Smart Pump flapper. The flapper is the part that directs and holds water movement inside the Smart Pump, and the washer has detected a problem with it. The owner typically sees the cycle halt with 247 showing, and the washer may fill or drain poorly before it stops.
1. Unplug the washer and wait a few minutes. 2. Straighten the drain hose and make sure it is not pushed too far into the standpipe. 3. Check the basket and tub edge for small items that could have been pulled toward the pump. 4. Plug in and run one drain-and-spin cycle, and stop if 247 comes back.
It works as a valve inside the Smart Pump, helping water move in the intended direction. When it sticks or leaks, the pump cannot move water the way the control expects and the washer stops with 247.
Sometimes straightening a kinked hose helps, but 247 is about the pump's flapper. If it returns after a drain test, the pump needs attention.
They can look alike because both leave water in the tub, but 247 names the flapper specifically. A plain clogged hose usually gives a different pump or water-level code.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.