Daniel J February 18, 2017 for Model Number SHX7E55UC/52 I'm getting error code E22 at the end of the dishwasher cycle several times per week. However, the microfilter is clean, the dishwasher is cleaning and draining properly (I can hear the water flowing into the drain normally), and there is only a small amount of clear water remaining in the very bottom of the sump at the end of the cycle which appears completely normal. I have pulled off the pump and return covers in the sump to check for debris but everything appears to be free and clear. It seems like this may be a false error. What could be causing this?
1 Answer Daniel, With the drain operating and the filter being clean this will most likely be a control module error. Read More...
Scott K January 08, 2017 for Model Number Shx5avf5uc/01. Fd950702011 I keep getting an E25 error code. I have confirmed there are no obstructions in the impeller area. Water will flow through the drain hose. Washer runs the first fill cycle then shuts down with error E25
1 Answer Scott, You will want to check to see if there is power going to the pump assembly. If there is power then the pump would be the issue. If there is no power then the issue will be a control board issue. Read More...
Mitul January 05, 2017 for Model Number shx68t55uc /07 Dishwasher was on a few days ago, started cycle, but turned off before soap dispenser was opened. Water didn't drain. Looks like it just died mid-cycle. LCD will not power on now.
1 Answer Mitul, You will want to check to see if there is power to the control module on the unit. If there is 120 vac to it then the issue will be a faulty control module. Read More...
Andy August 20, 2016 for Model Number SHX5 Dishwasher was not cleaning dishes all of a sudden. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I ran the test and it gave an E6 error code for aqua sensor. However, from what I can tell, the aqua sensor wouldn't effect the quality of the wash cycle. Would it? I read that you might not even notice an aqua sensor issue as it's mainly for energy efficiency. Is my problem somewhere else? How likely am I to get a different error code when I fix the aqua Sensor?
1 Answer Hello Andy. Sure, the aqua sensor affects the dishes. It advances the cycle when they are still dirty. You will need to replace the sensor. Read More...
Paige July 28, 2016 for Model Number SHU5316 UC/12 Dishwasher started making a funny grinding sound and would run full cycle but get stuck with one minute on the timer and run forever until manually stopped. Ordered and installed the circulation pump repair kit. This took care of the grinding noise but it still hung up on one minute. It is hot and steamy in there when I open the door. Nothing leaking on the floor. Removed and inspected the control board, no visible signs of any burned-out or cracked solder. Tried running the test cycle, dishwasher displayed "1" and ran for about an hour until we realized the test cycle is only supposed to take a few minutes, so we shut it off. Is this "1" an error code (indicating a problem with the aqua sensor)? Not sure if it counts since the test cycle never completed. Especially since our dishwasher's problem in a regular cycle is displaying "1" and running forever, and then it happened during the test cycle, should we rely on that as an accurate error code? And if so, do we order/replace the aqua sensor assembly or the whole heating element?
1 Answer Hello Paige. Look for a water leak under the unit or a stuck float on the unit. Read More...
Jt June 02, 2016 I need dishwasher that heats the water after it is filled - I have a demand water heater that is too slow to keep hot water at the inlet. Is there a DW on the market now that will heat the water if it is not at correct temperature?
1 Answer Hello JT. No, there is not one made that will get it hot enough without bringing hot water into the unit. Read More...
Tom J. May 20, 2016 for Model Number SHX46L15UC/43 HI I have a bosch dishwasher that keeps filling and emptying. It will do this for hours. I have cleaned the filters and checked the impellor on the pump. I also ran a diagnostic check and get a code E1 what do I need to replace? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Tom, If the fault code is E1 it indicates an issue with the control board, high limit thermostat, pressure switch, or related wiring. The constant cycling sounds like an issue that is common to occur that requires the water inlet switch to be changed along with the control. The heating circuit should be checked for issues with the wiring and/or components. Read More...
Ted S. April 02, 2016 for Model Number Bosch Dishwasher spx45p05uc I have water leaking on the floor. catch pan is filling up and running over. no other leaks found. drain is clear and water inlet is clear. drained everything and ran cycle and in 2 days water back on floor again? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Ted, This is most likely caused by a bad water inlet valve. If your model number is actually SHX45P05UC/53 you will need to order 00607335. If the model is different you should post a new question with the complete model listed and we will find the correct part for the model posted. Read More...
Julie January 11, 2016 for Model Number Bosch Dishwasher SHX45M05UC Hello. Dishwasher had long cycle times and occasionally got stuck on 1 min. We replaced control module and tried to run a cycle, it ran for most of cycle. then stopped. Suds remained in bottom and now display shows 199min. Tried to run a test cycle (not sure if it was proper for my model). did get a code of E2. is this the Temperature sensor / Thermistor ? Any help appreciated
1 Answer Julie, This could be a high limit/NTC error and you will want to pull and test them. Test to make sure that the high limit is closed at room temp and the NTC has a resistance of about 48K ohms at 77 degrees. Read More...
Pete August 01, 2015 for Model Number SHU5314 UC/06 My machine starts to fill, then cycles between drain and fill. The Circulation motor never kicks in. If I try to enter the test mode to retrieve a fault, The water fills and drains the same during the test mode however I do get 21 when entering and then straight to zero. I've checked the resistance to the motor and it checks good at 10 ohms, NTC at 53 ohms, and all switches, (flow, float and level, check good. When I ohm the aqua sensor, on one side I get 13.5 ohms on the other I get .456 ohms. Am I measuring this correct? If I reverse polarity, I get Zero on both sides. Plus one side is clear the other is black.
1 Answer Pete, It sounds like the aqua sensor may be bad but the manufacturer does not give specs on it to go by. Unfortunately this would not cause the unit to continue to fill and drain. If the unit fills then immediately goes to drain then it sounds more likely that the control module is bad. Read More...