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Fisher & Paykel F2 on a DishDrawer: motor rotor fault

Verified with sources1 sourceReviewed Oct 3, 2026
Technician coming? See the 2 steps they must show you
Open dishwasher showing its racks
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Risk level

Medium

Proceed carefully and stop if the check is unclear.

Urgency

Medium

Quick answer

On DishDrawer dishwashers, Fisher & Paykel links F2 to a motor rotor fault. Switch the appliance off at the wall, check for debris around the rotor and remove it. If F2 continues, book a service.

Safety first

Stop and check this first

  • Always switch off at the wall before putting your hand near the rotor: it is the moving part of the wash motor.

Safe checks you can perform

  • Code and model for the service
  • Power off at the wall
  • Debris around the rotor

Leave these tasks to a qualified professional

  • Do not attempt this professional task: Wash motor check
  • Do not attempt this professional task: Test wash

What a technician must be able to justify

A technician is coming

These are the steps they must carry out and show you. Tick them as they work: if steps are skipped, do not accept a part swap.

These are not instructions for opening or handling the equipment yourself. They are the checks that should support a technical conclusion.

  1. Wash motor check

    What they doWith the drawer unpowered, the technician inspects the rotor, the motor and its control electronics and measures against Fisher & Paykel specification.

    They must show youthe measurement against the specification or the damaged part.

    In writingwhat was checked, the result and the reference of any replaced part.

  2. Test wash

    What they doAfter the repair, the technician runs a programme and checks the drawer washes without F2.

    They must show youthe finished programme with no code.

    In writingthe test and the date.

Before accepting a part or repair

Nothing has been shown yet. Do not accept a part swap based on the code alone.

Checks and evidence, step by step

Follow the documented order. An error code identifies the affected system, but it does not prove by itself which part has failed.

  1. 1

    Code and model for the service

    No special tools

    Procedure

    Who:
    you.
    How:
    take a photo of the code on the drawer and have the model details ready, as Fisher & Paykel asks to speed up the service.
    Result that matters:
    knowing which drawer shows the code and the model.
    If there are two drawers and only one shows the code:
    note it; it helps the technician.
    If several codes appear:
    photograph them all.
    Evidence to keep:
    the photo and the model with the date.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

  2. 2

    Power off at the wall

    No special tools

    Procedure

    Who:
    you.
    How:
    switch the dishwasher off at the wall before opening or looking into the drawer, as Fisher & Paykel says.
    Result that matters:
    no power to the drawer while you look at it.
    If the drawer still shows lights or noise:
    check you switched off the right socket before going on.
    If it is off:
    move on to the rotor.
    Evidence to keep:
    the time you switched it off.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

  3. 3

    Debris around the rotor

    No special tools

    Procedure

    Who:
    you, no tools.
    How:
    with the power off, open the drawer, remove the dishes and look around the rotor; remove any bones, seeds, glass or debris by hand.
    Result that matters:
    a rotor free of debris.
    If there was debris and the drawer washes without F2 afterwards:
    that was the cause.
    If it was clean or F2 returns:
    book a service.
    Evidence to keep:
    a photo of what you removed.

    With the power off at the wall. Remove any glass carefully and do not dismantle the rotor or motor parts.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

Where this code applies

A code is meaningful only inside the right product and version context.

Primary scope

System
Appliances
Brand
Fisher & Paykel
Product type
Dishwashers

Known code variants

  • Bosch F2
  • Bosch F4
  • Bosch induction F2
  • DishDrawer F2
  • E7015
  • error F2 DishDrawer
  • F 2
  • F4
  • Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer F2
  • Fisher Paykel F2
  • placa inducción Bosch F2

What it means

Fisher & Paykel describes F2 as a motor rotor fault on its DishDrawer models. The rotor is the turning part of the wash motor, reached from the base of the drawer. The only check the manufacturer gives is to look for and remove debris around the rotor with the power off at the wall; if the fault continues, book a service. The code does not say whether the rotor is jammed by dirt or the motor or its electronics have failed: a technician separates that.

Warnings and stop conditions

  • Mediumsource verified

    Always switch off at the wall before putting your hand near the rotor: it is the moving part of the wash motor.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

Symptoms and causes

Probable causes · in order

  • Debris jamming the rotorPossible

    This is what Fisher & Paykel asks you to check. If there is debris around the rotor and the drawer washes without F2 once removed, that was the cause.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

  • Motor or motor control faultCommon

    If F2 continues with a clean rotor, Fisher & Paykel says to book a service. It may be the motor or its electronics; the code does not separate them.

    Evidence: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

Virtual technician

Does F2 still appear after these checks?

Answer a few questions to narrow down the likely cause and the safest next action. Guidance only - it never replaces a professional.

Sources and technical references

  1. 1

    F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasher

    Fisher & Paykel · official_doc

Sources: F-code displaying on DishDrawer Dishwasherreviewed 2026-10-03 · verified

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