Fisher & Paykel Oven Door Not Closing (Simple Solutions)

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Having trouble with your Fisher & Paykel oven door not closing?

An oven door not closing correctly can be frustrating and annoying especially when your meals take longer to cook and cook unevenly.

Try not to worry, we have you covered in this article.

Just follow the steps below

Fisher & Paykel Oven Door Not Closing (Simple Solutions)

Fisher & Paykel oven door not closing properly is commonly caused by loose or dirty hinges, a damaged seal, or an unbalanced oven. 

Here is a step-by-step guide to help you identify the problem and resolve it:

Check the Hinges

The first thing you should do is inspect the hinges of the Fisher & Paykel oven door.

Make sure they are not damaged, loose, or bent. If they are, you may need to replace them.

You can do this by removing the oven door and replacing the hinges.

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Clean the Door and Hinges

Dirt, grease, or debris can build up on the hinges and cause the door to not close properly.

Try cleaning the hinges and the door with a soft cloth and mild detergent.

Make sure to dry the area thoroughly after cleaning the detergent with warm water.

Check the Seal

The oven door has a seal that helps to keep heat inside the oven.

If the seal is damaged, worn, or dirty, it may prevent the door from closing correctly.

Inspect the seal for any signs of damage or wear and clean it if necessary.

If the seal is damaged it will need to be replaced.

To do this best to contact a qualified technician.

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Adjust the Door

If the hinges and seal are in good condition, you may need to adjust the door as doors can sometimes drop.

To do this, open the door and look for the screws that hold the hinges in place.

Loosen the screws slightly and adjust the door until it closes properly. Then, tighten the screws back up.

Check the Alignment

The oven door may not close properly if it is not aligned with the oven.

Make sure the oven is level and adjust the legs if necessary.

You can also try moving the oven slightly to see if it improves the alignment.

For further detailed information on how to level an oven or stove check out this guide that we wrote

Final Thoughts

So, there you have it, our simple guide to getting your Fisher & Paykel oven leveled and operating how it should.

We hope this has helped you out, if you still need help best to contact a qualified technician.

Cheers!

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