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    • Part Number: AP2802870
    • MFG Part Number: 266746
    • Made by: Bosch
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Dispenser won't open. I replaced the spray arm with no results. Actuator wasn't functioning so I replaced the entire assembly but no luck. Then I got smart; diagnostics mode showed no codes and the resistance at the actuator looked good at 2160 ohms. I don't have a ampmeter that'll go above 10A, but the heater seems to be working fine as it gets plenty hot. I opened the control board and voila: a burnt resistor and busted component (looks like a tiny logic chip?) missing half its mass located in the .2-2 pin from the dispenser. Now, before I spend $150 on yet another part, what's your opinion that a new control board is going to do the trick?

Matt for Model Number SHU6805 UC/U06

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What module is required for this Bosch dishwasher? When you turn it on it starts and 13 minutes and runs (doing nothing) to 1 minute and won't cut off.

Sharon for Model Number Shu6805 uc12

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Several of my buttons no longer activate their cycle so I assume I need a new control module. Is this the correct module? It seems one area of the website says it is compatible and then when I check it for compatibility it says it isn't. What should I believe? Also, is this something "easy" to install if you are mechanically inclined?

Amy for Model Number SHU6805UC11 FD8002

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I need a control module for this dishwasher, web site tells me I need a 26-6746 module. But when I cross reference it, they say its not compatiable.

Tommy B. for Model Number SHU5314 UC/06-V02

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The dishwasher runs, but the water doesn't get hot. This happened previously, and my husband fixed after reading on the internet that the issue is generally caused by a failed weld on the control panel. After he fixed it, the dishwasher worked 2-3 years, and then we had the same problem. He tried welding again, it worked about 8 weeks and has failed again. Think it may be time to order a new control panel - do you know if we need any other parts to fix this issue?

Toni Y for Model Number Bosch Dishwasher SHU6805UC/12

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The plastic front of my control panel got over heated and damaged the plastic...hardened and some touch controls do not respond. Can I just replace the plastic touch front?

Lance W for Model Number FGF368GMC

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My dishwasher takes forever to complete the entire cycle (3 to 4 hours) and, although it appears to get stuck at "1 minute" to go, it DOES eventually finish the cycle. Does this sound like the problem is the control module or is it likely that something else is also in need of repair? Dishes come out clean/rinsed/dry and there doesn't appear to be any standing water after the wash/dry cycles are completed. Will my problem likely be fixed with the installation of a new control module?

J. A. for Model Number SHU5302UC/UC12

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I have a Bosch Dishwasher, Model # SHU4322UC/U12. It was running when we lost power due to Hurricane Sandy. Now when we use the Delicate/Econo cycle, it stays on Wash. Unless I press "Cancel", it never goes to drain and therefore, never goes to Dry. The timer will count down to "1" and it will remain there until I press Cancel. I cleaned the filters, blew out the drain line, and cleaned the float. The Rinse and Hold cycle works fine. What do you think the problem is? Why doesn't it go to Rinse and Dry?

Carmine for Model Number SHU4322UC/U12

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The dishes on the bottom rack don't seem to be getting clean, with actual food particles (which are soft and wipe off) being left on them. I cleaned the bottom spray arm, and also ran the dishwasher for a minute without the spray arm. I wanted to see if the arm is moving, so I let it run a bit and opened the door really fast. It looked like the water coming out of the holes in the arm was only coming up about six inches or so. I guess I figured the water would be coming out much faster, like with a high pressure type velocity. How much water should be coming out, and how would I check it? I've read about circulation pumps, and restricted circulation pumps. Any way to find if that is the case? What do you think? Thanks.

Josh G. for Model Number Bosch SHU33A

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How do you remove the control module from this dishwasher as I have the panel off and looking at the control module in its housing. I have the replacement module ready to be put in place of the original one but do not know how to remove the old one from it's cradle. Apparently it must snap out and the new one snaps in somehow! Please Help!

Bernie for Model Number GM 915-710 Gaggenau Dishwasher

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