Fault Codes - Fisher & Paykel AWF60MD Manual

FAULT CODES

Before replacing any components be sure to check the harness and
connections.
Note: As soon as a failure is detected by the electronics, the fault code is
written to memory. The fault code can only be viewed by entering the Service
Mode.
The fault code will be erased from the memory at the commencement of the
next cycle, therefore we would recommend accessing the Service Mode and
checking for fault codes before starting another (test) cycle.
If the fault code is not viewed before the subsequent cycle has started, it will
be necessary to put the machine through a cycle until fault re-occurs.
Fault Code Short Description
H1 NTC Open or Short
Circuit. (Refer to No Heat
flow chart)
H2 Heater Open Circuit.
(Refer to No Heat flow
chart)
H3 Heater Always On
H4 Valve Triac Short Circuit
H5 Pump Open Circuit /
Blocked. (Refer to Not
draining flow chart)
H6 Wash Motor Triac Short
Circuit. (Refer to Spinning
When Washing flow chart)
H7 Pressure Sensor Failure.
(Refer to No Water flow
chart)
H11 Motor / Tacho Open
Circuit. (Refer to Washing
Machine Doesn't Work,
Reason
If the NTC sensor has failed, the
program is completed without heating,
then the error code occurs.
If the heater is open circuit the
program is completed without heating,
then the error code occurs.
Replace control module if fault is
observed.
Replace control module if fault is
observed.
If the water level has not changed in 4
min the machine will pause for 2 min, it
then will repeat this process a total of 8
times before displaying the fault.
If the Triac short circuits, the motor will
spin up to high speed, it then checks 3
times for 3 seconds with a 30 second
pause in between it then opens the
relay in the motor the water drains and
reverts back to the start position.
After filling, if the motor does not run or
the electronics have not received a
signal from the Tacho, the machine
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