How to Troubleshoot & Replace Bosch AP5691431 / 00752103 Left Door Hinge Lever

We replaced both Door Hinges. The AppliancePartsPros.com care assistant was very helpful after initially, the wrong part was ordered. 

Replaced the hinge. 

Child fell on open door when the dishwasher was not running. It would randomly complete cycles, with small drops of water out of top left side. Bent hinges made sense. Running perfect since installation. Internet video searches on how-to were very helpful. 

I saw on your website that others had similar problem, watched your video on replacing the hinges on a Bosch dishwasher, ordered parts and replaced left and right hinges. easy job and it fixed the door closing and leaks!! 

Replaced door hinge successfully. Diagram's on Appliance Parts Pros site was very useful and helpful. Also, we received our part quickly which was nice. 

1) Shut off the power at the circuit panel and turn off water supply to the washer. 2) Remove supply and drain water connections under the sink (these hoses will leak residual water, be prepared with a small bucket). 3) Lower the washer and pull it about 6 inches from cabinets. 4) Unscrew screws from inner rim of the door and remove the door panel (take pictures of any wire connectors that will need to be disconnected to accomplish this so you how to replace them). 5) There are spring and nylon rope assemblies that connect the door to the unit from the hinge to the bottom back on each side. Pull the nylon rope, stretching out the door springs to release tension and remove them from door hinges on both sides, taking note of the connection orientation at the door. 6) At the bottom front, remove the plastic strip and metal clips holding the bottom door seal in place (this will need to be done to remove the door from the unit). 7) With the door slightly open, pry apart the plastic retaining clips on one hinge (below the pivot point) and lift door and hinge slightly away from main unit. Repeat with second hinge. 8) Without stressing the wiring still connected, remove door from unit and place for easy access to the hinges. 9) Remove and replace the hinges on either side of door. 10) Replace the door working backwards through the steps above. Note: do not over-tighten any screws as the sheet metal they are screwing into will pop. 11) Run a short cycle and check for any leaks. 

So there was an iguana peering in through sunroom glass. The wife locked eyes with it and decided that this must be captured for forever by camera and rushed to the kitchen to procure her phone. A spot of water on the floor greased her movement and changed her trajectory right into the open dishwasher. So with no immortalized iguana photo and a leaky dishwasher I despondent disassembled the dishwasher. My unprofessional guess said it was the levers. I ordered a set and once they arrived I compared them. Sure as slipping spouses, there was a definite shape difference. 30 minutes later I have a dishwasher that does't leak! 

Replacing the hinges. They didn't look bent but when compared with the new ones I could then tell they were slightly bent. Surprised me that this is all it took. Simple process. Took about one hour to replace with the help of YouTube video.