Chris October 31, 2016 We have a bosch dishwasher about 7 yrs old and when you press any of the buttons it lights up and just makes a humming noise for about 3 sec and shuts off.
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Marty October 16, 2016 for Model Number SHE44C07UC/17 My Quick button doesn't work anymore. This is the buttin I always use, other cycles work fine but takes to long.
1 Answer Marty, There are two possibilities, based on your post description. The pushbutton assembly 00600031 / 00600031 could be cracked, broken or distorted and is not making contact with the control board when pressed. But, it's more likely going to be the control board itself 00647478 / 00647478 . You'll need to remove the facia panel and control board to check. Read More...
Steve October 01, 2016 for Model Number SHX46B05 UC/14 (FD 8211-) Not sure of the exact model. Controls are on the top of the door and hidden when the door is closed. The dishwasher has been in daily service for approx 12 years. Problem free. Recently after loading the dishwasher and setting the controls when the door closes it does not energize the dishwasher. After several tries it works and may work for weeks before encountering the same problem. Is there something that I am not doing correctly? Does the gasket need replacement. Any clues would be appreciated.
1 Answer Hello Steve. You will need to check all your wiring and make sure it is good. If so, then check the door latch assembly [00419828 ] on the unit and see if it is good. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Jeff May 04, 2016 for Model Number shp65t55uc/01 it will not start and the auto lite flashes you also cannot change the selector to heavy or short wash what is wrong.
1 Answer Jeff, With not being able to change the selection and the unit not starting at all then this issue would most likely be a faulty main control board. Read More...
Dan August 19, 2015 for Model Number BOSCH SHE46C06UC/33 My Bosch dishwasher fails to complete a regular cleaning cycle. During a Regular Wash cycle it seems to run normally until it counts down to "1" minute left. At that point it just keeps running and appears to have rinse water still splashing around. Today I stopped the opened the door, pressed the power button twice and changed the cycle to Rinse & Hold. It counted down from 35 minutes and went all the way to zero. I did look in the bottom tray under the fill valve as recommended in other answers and found it to be completely dry. I'm guessing that I need a new controller board. Thoughts? Thanks! Dan
1 Answer Hello Dan. If the unit is not leaking, you will need to check for a stuck or bad float switch on the unit. Read More...
Ernie March 01, 2014 for Model Number SHE46C06UC/22 Runs for over three hours. I have never seen the sanitize light on. The time to finish will sometimes change back to a higher time. Once it was on 20 and I opened the door. And closed it and it jumped back down to one (1) the washer does a good job but has always ran for over three plus hours. If it is the control board, is this the right number 00661682? I just replaced the dispenser and hesitate to spend more.
1 Answer As with all Bosch dishwashers, the first thing I recommend to do is access the base of the unit by removing the two screws that mount the water inlet valve so you can check for water in the base. When the flood switch is activated, it makes the unit think that the unit is flooding the home and will kill power to all circuits except the drain pump. The drain pump is the only thing the control will allow voltage to be applied to. For this reason, many times when a customer says the unit runs but won't wash the dishes, the issue is with a leak into the main base. As I stated, you can access the base by removing the two water valve mounting screws. At this point you need to either use a flashlight and an inspection mirror or simply use a paper towel. Using the paper towel, force it as low in the base as possible. If it comes out wet, this is the issue. 85% of the time, water in the main base is the fault of a water inlet valve that is fouled with mineral deposits or other water supply sedimentation. This prevents the valve from opening fully. This causes too little water pressure in the fill cycle and will cause a dribble of water to "splash over" into the main base from the water injector device on the left side of the unit. Of course, the cure for the issue is to completely dry the inside of the base and replace the water inlet valve 00425458. There are two ways to remove the water from the base. You can use a teri-cloth towel to "wick" the water out or you can set a fan in front of the unit until the water evaporates from the base. The water will normally evaporate in 24 hours since the flood switch will cut the water off before too much is accumulated. If there is a large amount of water, you will need to remove the unit and one or both bodysides to locate the source of the leak. Also, you can return any part ordered from us for 365 days from the date of order for any reason. Also, the parts we sell are supplied by the manufacturer. As far as I know, they are all new. The only exception would be if the manufacturer lists the part as being a re-conditioned or re-manufactured part. Read More...
Dan January 06, 2014 for Model Number Bosch model # she46c06uc/36 The Bosch dishwasher stopped mid cycle with water in unit (prior to dispensing detergent). No lights on front of unit. Cycled power switch with no results (all lights off). Verified 120VAC power is being supplied to the unit (at junction box behind lower panel). Any recommendations?
1 Answer Hello Dan. If there is power coming to the control unit and nothing is working, you will need to order and replace the control unit 00661682 in the dishwasher. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Larry March 20, 2013 for Model Number SHE46C02UC The normal cycle will run for 5+ hours then shut off...it has also become noisy! By reading others problems thinking it is the control unit? Water is not heating up therefore continuing the running cycle? Seems to be a frequent problem with Bosch dishwashers. What do you think? Thank you for your opinion!
1 Answer Hello Larry. If the water is not heating, it is either the heater unit or the control on the unit causing the issue you are having. Read More...
Andre March 12, 2013 for Model Number bosch she46c06uc/22 My Bosch Dishwasher is experiencing some problems completing the cycle, filling, stuck on cycle, etc. I believe it is the controller. My question is if I buy the controller and this is not the problem, can i return it? Second, Is the part new? There are a couple of outfits that repair the circuit boards for a third to a half the price of the new controller. I do not see any noticeable damage to the circuit board (like an apparent burned circuit).
1 Answer Hello Andre, As with all Bosch dishwashers, the first thing I recommend to do is access the base of the unit by removing the two screws that mount the water inlet valve so you can check for water in the base. When the flood switch is activated, it makes the unit think that the unit is flooding the home and will kill power to all circuits except the drain pump. The drain pump is the only thing the control will allow voltage to be applied to. For this reason, many times when a customer says the unit runs but won't wash the dishes, the issue is with a leak into the main base. As I stated, you can access the base by removing the two water valve mounting screws. At this point you need to either use a flashlight and an inspection mirror or simply use a paper towel. Using the paper towel, force it as low in the base as possible. If it comes out wet, this is the issue. 85% of the time, water in the main base is the fault of a water inlet valve that is fouled with mineral deposits or other water supply sedimentation. This prevents the valve from opening fully. This causes too little water pressure in the fill cycle and will cause a dribble of water to "splash over" into the main base from the water injector device on the left side of the unit. Of course, the cure for the issue is to completely dry the inside of the base and replace the water inlet valve W10585391. There are two ways to remove the water from the base. You can use a teri-cloth towel to "wick" the water out or you can set a fan in front of the unit until the water evaporates from the base. The water will normally evaporate in 24 hours since the flood switch will cut the water off before too much is accumulated. If there is a large amount of water, you will need to remove the unit and one or both bodysides to locate the source of the leak. Also, you can return any part ordered from us for 365 days from the date of order for any reason. Also, the parts we sell are supplied by the manufacturer. As far as I know, they are all new. The only exception would be if the manufacturer lists the part as being a re-conditioned or re-manufactured part. Read More...