F10

Webasto Furnace: “F10”

danger RV furnace fault codes

Safety Overheating is a fire-risk condition - do not defeat the overheat sensor or run the heater with blocked ducting. Never cover the warm-air outlet or store items against it. Repeated overheating events will permanently lock the heater out.

What it means

Overheating - the heater exceeded its safe temperature limit and the overheat protection tripped. The unit shuts down to prevent damage and fire risk.

Most likely causes

  1. Restricted hot-air flow: closed/blocked outlet, kinked or crushed ducting most likely
  2. Excessive back-pressure / high pressure loss in the air ducting common
  3. Fouled or failing blow-out (overheat) temperature sensor less common
  4. Combustion or fuel fault driving temperature too high less common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear F10

  1. Clear the airflow restriction.
  2. Allow the heater to cool down completely.
  3. Switch the heater off and then on again; clear any lock-out with the fuse-pull reset.

When to call a technician

If airflow is unobstructed and the heater still overheats, or it has locked out, have the overheat/blow-out sensor and combustion checked by a technician.

Applies to

Air Top EVO 40 · Air Top EVO 40 B (petrol) · Air Top EVO 40 D (diesel) · Air Top EVO 55 · Air Top 2000 STC

FAQ

What does Webasto Furnace code "F10" mean?

Overheating - the heater exceeded its safe temperature limit and the overheat protection tripped. The unit shuts down to prevent damage and fire risk.

How do I reset Webasto Furnace F10?

Clear the airflow restriction. Allow the heater to cool down completely. Switch the heater off and then on again; clear any lock-out with the fuse-pull reset.

What is the most common cause of F10 on a Webasto Furnace?

The most likely cause is restricted hot-air flow: closed/blocked outlet, kinked or crushed ducting.

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Note: On the 2000 STC a separate gradient-overheat protection is logged as hex 17 / F (gradient exceedance). EVO groups blow-out sensor and PCB temperature-sensor overheat under F10.

Last verified 2026-06-29 · compiled from manufacturer documentation. Codes can vary by model year — always cross-check your unit’s manual.