Fisher & Paykel
Thermal Expansion Noise
Oven emits a metallic clicking or popping noise as it heats and cools.
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Possible Causes
Normal expansion of metal panels and racks, Loose internal panels or screws, Warped cavity liner, Element mounting brackets moving under heat
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Allow the oven to cool before tightening any screws or touching internal parts.
- 1. Identify source: Listen carefully to locate whether the noise comes from the cavity walls, racks, or rear panel.
- 2. Tighten fixings: Check and tighten screws securing the cavity panels, fan cover, and element brackets.
- 3. Rack fitment: Ensure racks are properly seated in their supports and not warped.
- 4. Monitor: Some clicking is normal as metal expands and contracts. Only investigate further if the noise is very loud or accompanied by performance issues.
If structural distortion of the cavity is suspected, have the oven inspected by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Oven Cavity Panel Screws
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