F4
Parkside
Filter Presence / RFID Sensor Fault
F4 error and vacuum indicates filter problem even after cleaning
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Possible Causes
Missing or incorrectly seated Parkside filter cartridge, Damaged filter sensor switch, Faulty RFID reader coil (on models with smart filters), Broken wiring to filter sensor
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Remove the battery before working near the filter housing.
- Verify filter type: Ensure you are using the correct original Parkside filter element specified for your model. Some models require a specific keyed or chipped filter.
- Reseat filter: Remove and reinstall the filter, making sure it is fully seated and the cover is properly latched.
- Inspect sensor: Look for a small switch or sensor near the filter seat. Check for bent parts or debris preventing proper operation.
- Check wiring: If visible, inspect the wires from the sensor to the PCB for damage.
- Replace sensor/filter housing: If the sensor is physically damaged or the housing is warped, replace the filter housing or sensor assembly.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Filter Assembly
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