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Customer Questions and Answers for Dishwasher Control Module by Bosch

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Part Number: OEM20681382
Manufacturer Part Number: 11031054

If your dishwasher won't power on or buttons aren't responding, the control module may have failed. This electronic component directs all operations.

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For Bosch Dishwasher Control Module (Part Number: OEM20681382)

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Hi Steve great question. You actually have 2 control panels on that model .
1. Bosch Dishwasher Power Module OEM Part 12010639
2. Bosch Dishwasher Control Panel Facia OEM Part [VAP5999807]

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Karl R, thank you for your question,
Unfortunately, that is not the correct part. The correct part is 20004359 - 20004359. The manufacturer has discontinued this part, and it is no longer available for purchase.

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Hello Gary, thanks for reaching out to AppliancePartsPros.com
The power module 10028464 would be the control board involved in this sort of issue, but I would recommend checking something first. Some dishwashers will shut off like this on the 2nd drain out due to a bad check valve, on your model 10028464, allowing backflow into the tub causing the drain pump to be under an unexpected load and stopping the cycle.
This is fairly easy to test, take the drain hose loose where it connects to your home's drain system, hold it up and pour water into the drain hose. If there is water backfilling into the tub then the check-valve needs to be replaced.

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Jay for Model Number SHP865WF2N/10

I had an E15 error. I discovered the inlet valve as leaking. I replaced the inlet valve. When I put the dishwasher back together, it worked, but I had some issues with the fit of the door. I took the front panel off the door and when I did, one of the connectors popped off the control module. When I plugged it back in, the D/W would no longer power on. I figured I probably smoked the control module, so I put one of those in. Sadly, the unit is still not powering on. I have verified 120v at the ON/OFF switch and that the switch has continuity when depressed. What should I look for next?

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Jay,

On the wiring coming from the on/off switch to the control module in the console, check to make sure that there is 120 vac there. If there is not 120 vac then it would be either the switch or the wiring.

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James for Model Number SHPM65Z55N/01

I just purchased Control Module 11031054 / AP6893791. It has three connections points. When I watch the How to Replace video, there are only two connections used because there are only two connections on the wire harness in the video. However, my wire harness has three. It has an additional red connection that looks like it should go into the third connection point in the control panel. Does it, and if so, what it this third connection for that is not in the video? Thanks, James

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Hello James, thank you for contacting APP,

Yes, that extra connection does need to be connected to the control module, it goes to a sensor that aids the unit in running efficient wash cycles.

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Dj for Model Number Bosch SHPM65Z55N/20

I discovered my Bosch 500 series dishwasher had standing water in the base. I then noticed the the dishwasher appeared to have no power, the LED lights would not illuminate, it appeared as if the unit was totally unpowered. I then tried the reset button, still nothing. I reset the breaker on the main panel, and still nothing. I pulled the dishwasher out and confirmed that there was power going into the dishwasher. Then confirmed there is power going into the door circuitry. I next pulled the power button, and confirmed continuity with the button pressed, and that it broke continuity with the button released. That seems to possibly point to the Control Module. 1. Is there a way to test the control module? 2. Is this the likely cause given my description? 3. The part number on my module is BSH 9001411172, does this correspond to your part number? Thanks

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Dj,

If there is confirmed power going into the door then the control module 11031054 would be the most likely cause for this issue.

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Paula,
This fault happens when there is water in the base of the unit and the float switch is activated and it tries to drain constantly. The repair will be to change the inlet valve because of a leak from slow filling.10023852

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Kevin for Model Number SHP865WF5N/01

Hello, I was on vacation and turned on D/W before I left (won't ever do that again!) Came home to an overflowing sink that flow over my countertop and water flowed on top of my Bosch display panel and soaked the inside door panel and trenched the sound insulation in the door. So no illumination of any code. When power is connected a pump sound starts. I'm thinking of display panel replacement? Side note: I had a blocked drain so when my tenant above me ran her sink/ dishwasher it backed my sink for (7 days) every time she did dishes.

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Kevin, it would be recommended that the base of the dishwasher is inspected for any standing water as this can cause the dishwasher to only activate the drain pump and not operate a wash cycle. If there is not standing water, it is possible that there could be a power control board 12015863 or a user interface 11031054 failure.

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Randy for Model Number SHP865WF5N/01

I have a Bosch dishwasher shp865wf5n. It is a new unit which I bought a year or so ago so I believe it is out of warranty. I just hooked it up and it is not allowing any water in through the inlet control valve. I pulled the inlet control valve and plugged up straight to a 110v line and it opened correctly. Next I checked the wires running to the inlet control valve and they never get power. So I replaced the power control module in the base of the dishwasher. Same issue? Is this a main control panel issue in the door? Also it is making a horrible groaning sound from the circulation pump. Is this because it it running dry? Thanks Randy

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Hello Randy,
this sounds like the controller is detecting a water leak in the base, and has disabled the water inlet and is running the drain pump. There is a styrofoam disk with an attached switch located in the base , check if it is stuck in the up position.

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