Official statement
If FAQ rich results are no longer appearing after a redesign, use a site: query to check if they display. If they do, it indicates a perceived quality issue of the site. If they don't, it's a technical problem. There is no fixed recovery timeline after restructuring.
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TL;DR
If your FAQ rich results have disappeared after a redesign, test them with a site: query. Their display indicates a quality perception issue; their absence points to a technical problem. There is no fixed timeline for their return.
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