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Customer Questions and Answers for Operating Module Pro by Bosch

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Part Number: OEM18722742
Manufacturer Part Number: 11019860

The operating module is an OEM replacement part for Bosch dishwashers. It is responsible for the user interface and program control functions. Over time, control boards can fail due to power surges, electrical shorts or water damage. 

Symptoms of a faulty control board include: 

  • Buttons not responding
  • Blank display
  • Not starting 

Replacing the defective board restores full functionality of the dishwasher controls. This OEM part is also compatible with Bosch, Thermador, Gaggenau and some Kenmore models.

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Thad for Model Number SHXM78W55N/01

Hello - my Bosch dishwasher has been having some functional issues, starting with intermittent E24/Watertap errors that stopped the dishwasher part way through cycles which got more frequent. I replaced the drain pump as well as assured the drain system was completely clear of debris from the filter, to the drain pump inlet, out the hose and air gap, and into the house drainage system. Now, the dishwasher simply shuts off part way through cycles. Would this be a control board issue, and if so, which part do I need to replace it. Thank you.

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Thad, Thank you for your question. With the drain pump having been replaced and the drain having been cleared but still doing this, it would be a control board issue and would need the control board part number 12016886.

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Hello Julie, thank you for contacting APP, If only the On/Off button is responsive I would suspect an issue with the Operating Module Pro 11019860 / 11019860. Before replacing this component, turn off the unit at the breaker or unplug it from its outlet for at least 10 minutes to see if that resets the unit.

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Hello Nevin, thank you for contacting APP, The 1st thing I would check, even though the unit seems to be filling well, is to remove the water inlet hose from its connections to the unit's water valve 10023852 and the source valve in the home and check that nothing is blocking the hose and that the screen on the inlet valve is clear, it does not take much of an interruption or change in water flow to generate a water code like this. Also, make sure that there is hot water being run to the nearest source such as a sink before starting a cycle as too low of inlet temperature can generate issues. If those seem good it may be an issue with the Main Control 12016887 or the Turbidity Sensor 00611323.

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Charlie for Model Number SHXM78W55N-01

I keep receiving an intermittent E22 error. The water after the cycles are done sometimes seems a little grainy or cloudy from residual dishwasher tablets, but most of the time everything appears clean. My filters are cleaned every other day and there’s no buildup on there. I also use dishwasher cleaning tablets somewhat regularly. I checked the drain impeller and it is free of debris. Also checked the check valve for the drainage and it is free of clogs too. I replaced the drain pump thinking that it might not be operating properly and it did not fix this error. I’ve also unplugged the dishwasher for extended periods of time so the error should have reset. I noticed the Inlet mechanism/labyrinth has what appears to be a black float valve (overfflow?) and there was yellow gunk stuck in there. I tried cleaning it out with hot water, vinegar and baking soda, and Dawn dish detergent as mechanical cleaning these bends would be impossible. Some of it came out (not all) and the float seems to be moving better and perhaps it’s my imagination, but the dishes seemed to be cleaned better.. I’m not sure how this device works (scratched my head analyzing all the chambers/paths) but I wonder if it has anything to do with the E22 still being intermittent. Right now I’m stuck wondering if it’s this inlet, turbidity sensor, or even the control board. I’m hoping it’s not a control board issue as that can be a pricey fix. I’ve scoured the Internet and can’t find any answers. Thank you.

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Charlie, The float that is on there will not have anything to do with the draining but could have been the cause for dishes not cleaning properly. The issue that you are dealing with would be more likely that the control is operating intermittently for the drain and would require a new control board 12016886.

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Kim, If the display is not recognizing commands then the display would be the most likely cause for this issue.

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Kyle, You could try to use an electrical contact cleaner. Then you could put some electrical lube on it to help keep the contacts from getting corroded again.

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