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Customer Questions and Answers for Dispenser by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM11532942
Manufacturer Part Number: 00490467

The Dispenser is an OEM part for Bosch dishwashers. It dispenses detergent and rinse aid at appropriate times during the dishwashing cycle, ensuring optimal cleaning and rinsing performance. The dispenser is essential for maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of your dishwasher.

Causes of a bad dispenser can include clogging from detergent residue, mechanical failure of the dispenser door or latch, or electronic issues that prevent proper operation. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help mitigate these problems, but parts may still need replacement over time.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser include:

  • Inconsistent or improper dispensing of detergent or rinse aid
  • Dishwasher leaving spots or residue on dishes
  • The dispenser door not opening during the cycle
  • Leaks or drips from the dispenser area

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models.

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Lowell for Model Number SHU5307UC/14

The dishwasher seems to go through all the cycles, but does not dry properly. Is there a heating element that needs to be changed or is this a master control problem. As I recall , when this machine was new it would when ever you opened the door during a wash cycle there would be steam rolling out as a consequence of hot water being used for the cleaning, etc.. After it has completed the entire cycle everything in the washer will have droplets of moisture inside dishes, pots, pans and cups. Almost everything has to be dried with a dish towel.

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Hello Leslie. You have to press very hard on the dispenser to get it to snap into the door liner. This is due to compressing the seal on the unit.

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Greg J for Model Number SHU9925UC/U12

I bought the AP3844311 (00490467) and everything went smooth in the repair except the connector from my dishwasher does not connect to the rinse aid are of the new part. Is there another dispenser that has the right female connector, or do you have a new male connector that I would have to connect the yellow wires to? Also I bought a AP2802315 (00093046) basket because of the covers that separate utensils, but 3 different silverware sets I have are too thick to fit inside the basket cover part. I want to return this as my old basket works but this new basket does not. Please advise first about the connector first and foremost and if I ned a different soap dispenser or not, or a new connector? Then an RMA number for the basket and shipping label and instructions. Thanks, Greg gregmjensen@gmail.com

Homeowner for Model Number SHE68P05UC/63

Is part number 0049467 is the correct Bosch Detergent Dispenser Replacement assembly for my dishwaher? If it is the correct assembly, please confirm that the assembly has the power connect AND the three pin connector for the Rinse Aid Sensor. The Rinse Aid Sensor (black color on my assembly) and connector are located in the bottom left corner, viewing the assembly as installed with the door panel removed. In this view, the power connector is located in the bottom center of the assembly. Thank you

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Hello Homeowner,
00490467 is the correct detergent dispenser for model SHE68P05UC/63. This should be a drop in replacement.

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Hello Nick,
You will need to replace the dispenser 00490467 as an assembly since individual parts are not listed as available.

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Annie for Model Number GC5SHAXVS01

Hello, I have a whirlpool side by side refrigerator, model # GC5SHAXVS01. The replacement water filter # is PUR 4396841. I always have trouble replacing water filter, as the water filter doesn't click in by itself. I have to pry the little white button out in order to fully insert the filter. When the filter is in, it is not movable. I usually have to use a screw driver to pop it out when change filter. Because of this problem, I have doubt whether the filter is seated correctly or not. First of all, Even without the water filter, water dispenser works fine. Secondly, when I flush the new water filer, I never see air bubbles or anything. Last and most important, every time I change a water filter after 6 months of usage, the old water filter weights exactly the same as the new filter. I assume the old filter, because it has water in it, would weigh a bit more than a brand new filter. Is that true? Can you tell whether my water filter is working correctly or not? Is there any simple way to test that it is working? My tap water doesn't have smell or bad taste, so the filtered water taste the same as tap water.

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Annie,

Based on the information that you provided, it sounds like you are not getting the filter into the housing all the way. When you think you have it all the way in give it a good pop on the end and you should hear water rush through it. If you do not then it is not in all the way.

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