How to Troubleshoot & Replace Bosch AP7193108 / 10023852 Water Inlet Valve

I researched the alarm indication and found that it meant excess water in the bottom area when the dishwasher was not being run. In looking inside the dishwasher I saw water dripping from the water inlet area . I manually turned the water off and eventually cleared the alarm, telling me that the water inlet solenoid valve was leaking. I ordered a replacement Valve from AppliancePartsPros.com , watched their video carefully, and replaced the leaking valve. 

Followed excellent video on this site. 

Replaced leaking water inlet valve. 

Replaced the fill valve. The fill valve was sticking in the open position and overfilling the dishwasher. 

Installed new water inlet valve from AppliancePartspros.com. 

Ordered the water valve thanks to Appliance Parts Pros it was fast. 

Code 15. Water pooling by the float cutoff switch. Tilting the unit will drain the water from the cutoff switch allowing it too reset, but it is only a temp repair. Once water pools again the code 15 will come back. I located the leak, looked at the parts selection (either on the Bosch web site or another one?) and watched the replacement video from this web site. I ordered the part and did the install myself - no problems. Dishwasher works great. 

I’m a stay at home mom & my dishwasher started trying to pump water out while it was open. I saw the error code and I googled it, then found your website and put in my Bosch dishwashers model number. My dishwasher and it’s available parts came up immediately. The part I needed was $15 and your video showed how to fix it on my model. It was thorough and easy to follow and you saved me the $130 call out fee, plus what their part markup would have cost !! Thank you Appliance parts pros ! 

I keep seeing a leak under the dishwasher and an E 15 code, did a little research and found the part and video of how to install on AppliancePartsPros.com and in less than 15 minutes repair was completed and no issues since. 

Opened it up and saw that the inlet valve was leaking into the bottom, tripping the sensor. Mopped up the water to reset the alarm, and ordered a replacement valve. The video was extremely helpful, though I altered one step. Where the instructor disconnects the hose from the side of the washer, I realized I could easily reach in to disconnect the electrical connection for the valve, and bring it out the side of the washer rather than the back. That saved having to disconnect and reconnect the hose. Removing the dishwasher took much, much longer than in the video, due to all the things that go wrong: other plumbing fixtures in the way; sound insulation catching on the countertop; eyes getting too old to see the parts; etc.