Fisher & Paykel Cooktop Error Code F4
Ignition fault / No flame fault
What the F4 error code actually means
Your Fisher & Paykel cooktop tried to light the burner three times in a row but either it never caught a flame, or the cooktop's sensor couldn't confirm that a flame was there. As a safety precaution, the cooktop has stopped trying and is displaying this error to let you know something needs to be checked. It could be as simple as a dirty burner or wet igniter, or it may require a part replacement.
The full F4 procedure
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Most common causes of F4
- 1Dirty or blocked burner ports
- 2Fouled or damaged flame sensor electrode
- 3Faulty or wet hot surface igniter
- 4Wiring fault in the flame detection circuit
- 5Failed control board
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