562930 Genuine Oven Door Lock for Fisher & Paykel Ovens OB60SD9PX1 OB60SD11PX1 OB60SC7CEPX1 OB60SC9DEPX1 OB60SDPTX1 OB60SC11DEPX1

Genuine part 562930 is the door lock for a range of Fisher & Paykel OB60 built-in ovens, and it is also linked to the number 561917. The lock unit is an Eltek design, reference 10073983. Models on file include the OB60SD7PX1 and OB60SD9PX1, the black OB60SD9PB1, the OB60SD11PX1 with its OB60SD11PB1 twin, the OB60SDPTX1 and OB60SDPTB1, and in the SC line the OB60SC7CEPX1, the OB60SC9DEPX1 and the OB60SC11DEPX1.

F&P oven door won't lock, or locked and won't open?

On ovens with a self-cleaning cycle, the door lock holds the door shut while the cavity runs at very high temperature, and reports to the controller that the door is secure. A failing lock may stop the clean cycle starting, show a door or lock fault, leave the door stuck shut after the oven has cooled, or keep clicking as it tries to engage. A bent striker on the door or a broken latch hook can give similar symptoms, so look at both. Make sure the oven is fully cold before forcing anything.

Part details

• Genuine Fisher & Paykel part 562930
• Alternative number 561917
• Eltek lock reference 10073983
• Suits the OB60SD and OB60SC ovens on file

Fitting the oven door lock

Built-in ovens are usually hard-wired, so a licensed electrician should do this, with the oven isolated at the switchboard and fully cool. The oven generally needs to come out of the cabinet and the top cover removed to reach the lock above the door opening. Photograph the wiring before unplugging, fit the new lock in the same position and test both normal cooking and the lock operation.

Questions about this part

My old lock shows 561917 or 10073983. Is this the same part?

Yes. 561917 is linked to 562930, and 10073983 is the Eltek reference for this lock. If your oven is on the list, this is the lock to order. Send your model and serial number through the parts enquiry form if it is not.