why does my phase 9 Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer stop with F24?
record F24, the affected drawer and the full model and product code. follow only the owner checks in the matching user guide, and arrange service if the fault remains.
model scope: Fisher & Paykel phase 9 DD60DI9, DD60SI9 and DD60DDFX9 dishdrawers, subject to the product-code conditions for the matching rotor.
note when the wash stops and any unusual noise or water left inside. switch off, let the drawer cool and follow only the filter and spray-arm care permitted in its manual. do not remove the rotor or open the stator, wiring or controller to investigate.
stop using the drawer for leaks, grinding or overheating, and do not swap rotors between drawers as a test. give the repairer your observations as well as the appliance identification.
the linked rotor-and-seal guide is relevant only if a repairer identifies a rotor fault and confirms the exact part fit. F24 alone is not a reason to buy a rotor. any 524922P set must meet the product page's model and product-code conditions; it does not include a replacement housing or stator. continued trouble after repair needs another assessment.
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