Bosch Dishwasher SHU5312 UC/11 Parts

This is the left hinge cap. For right hinge cap use 00165295.

A reed switch door sensor that detects when the appliance door is closed so the control can start cycles. Replaces a failed magnetic sensor to restore reliable door-closed detection and normal operation. What it does

• Acts as a magnetic contact that signals the control when the door or lid is closed
• Helps prevent the appliance from starting if the door is open or not fully latched
• Common symptom fix for no-start, intermittent cycle start, or control not recognizing a closed door
• Works as the electrical switching element in the door/detector assembly

• One reed switch (single replacement sensor)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the part to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the switch and wiring gently; avoid bending or stressing terminals and solder joints
• Locate and access the door/detector area per your service manual or tech sheet; confirm connector orientation before installing

This float switch lever is the actuator that moves the dishwasher's tub float to operate the water-level/flood-sensing switch, helping the appliance detect overfill and control fill/drain cycles. Replaces a worn or broken lever to restore proper float activation. What it does:

• Transfers movement from the tub float to the float switch so the machine senses water level correctly
• Commonly needed when a cracked or detached lever prevents the float from engaging the switch
• Can stop overfill-safety trips or no-fill symptoms caused by a non-responsive float assembly
• Works with the existing float and float switch; restores mechanical linkage function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove lower access panels or tub components as required to reach the float assembly
• Inspect surrounding clips and the float for damage; replace any broken hardware
• Tighten securely but avoid over-torquing; test float movement and switch activation before reassembly

Drain hose clamp

This is the right hinge cap. For left hinge cap use 00165292.

This adjuster socket is the replacement socket used with a cabinet/appliance leveling foot to adjust and stabilize the unit. It lets you raise or lower the appliance for a level installation and steadier operation. What it does:

• Engages the appliance leveling foot so you can turn and set the height
• Restores proper leveling to reduce rocking, uneven doors, and drainage issues
• Provides a secure interface between the leg and adjustment tool or nut
• Durable replacement for worn or damaged socket components

• One adjuster socket

• Turn power off and unplug the appliance before accessing leveling components
• Access may require tipping or partially removing the front grill or toe panel per your model's service manual
• Verify correct socket orientation and thread engagement before lowering appliance back to floor

This plunger is a small push-style actuator that transfers motion between linked components, restoring proper mechanical engagement for the related mechanism. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to return a lever or latch to its resting position. What it does:

• Acts as the push/pull actuator in a latch, dispenser or control assembly to transmit motion
• Helps the related mechanism engage, release, or return smoothly when working correctly
• Common symptom: lever or latch fails to engage, stick, or does not return to home position
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by a worn or broken push rod

• One plunger

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Access may require removal of trim or housing panels; keep small parts organized
• Inspect mating pivot points and bushings for wear; replace if excessively worn

This connecting rod is a direct-replacement linkage that restores proper mechanical movement between internal components. It helps reestablish reliable mechanical connection so affected cycles or motions operate normally. What it does

• Transfers motion between two internal parts to enable proper mechanical operation
• Commonly used where a broken or worn linkage causes reduced or no movement
• A damaged rod can cause intermittent operation, unusual noises, or failed cycles
• Restoring the linkage often eliminates play or binding in the mechanism

• One connecting rod

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Replacement typically requires basic hand tools and removal of access panels
• Handle the rod and surrounding components carefully to avoid bending or misalignment