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Customer Questions and Answers for Water Inlet Valve by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM14781219
Manufacturer Part Number: 00622058

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Bosch dishwashers. This component is responsible for controlling the flow of water into the dishwasher. It operates via electrical signals from the dishwasher's control board, opening to allow water to enter during the fill cycle and closing to prevent water from entering during other cycles. 

Causes of a bad Water Inlet Valve include mineral deposits from hard water, which can block the valve and restrict water flow, or electrical failure, which prevents the valve from opening or closing properly. 

Symptoms of a bad Water Inlet Valve include:

  • Dishwasher not filling with water, leading to unwashed dishes.
  • Water leaking from the dishwasher, potentially caused by a valve that doesn't close completely.
  • Overfilling of the dishwasher, which can occur if the valve fails to shut off.

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

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Hello Mike, thank you for contacting Appliance Parts Pros. Yes, an adapter for the incoming water line or changing the water line so that it will connect to the water valve for this unit will work.

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Cooper S, Thermador's error code E18 - Means: The water level is too low, or water is not being pumped correctly. 1. Check the inlet hose and make sure it isn't kinked or damaged. 2. Make sure the water supply is turned on. The water flow rate is too low.

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Anthony V, Bosch dishwasher error code E01 usually refers to a failure of the main control board. The E01 cade usually refers to the pump control circuit of the main control board. On some models, this issue can cause a lack of water in the machine which triggers the heater to stop and throws the error code. 00705047 main control board

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Allens, if the model number of your appliance could be provided in a new question, this will allow the most accurate information to be presented.

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Jeff, Usually the problem is the water inlet valve 00622058 is not opening enough for the water to flow into the machine and ends up leaking into the base.

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Sharon, with the water drained out of the bottom of the sump of the dishwasher, it would be recommended that the unit is left overnight and the water level checked in the morning to identify if the water valve 00674387 is allowing water to leak by.

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Rich, you may have more than one issue. First, remove the kickplate and lower access panel and check for water or moisture in the base of the dishwasher, then check the float, float lever 00263123, and float shaft 00263122 and make sure the lever and shaft aren't stuck or damaged and there's no water in the base. Then remove the dishwasher and check the wiring and condition of the float assembly 00440670, if any one of these components is faulty, this will cause the drain pump to run constantly as long as the machine is "on" " the unit doesn't stop running when the door is opened nor when I cancel the cycle and the timer goes to zero". Then check or replace the water inlet valve if needed. Thanks,

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L.D.P. for Model Number SHE55M12UC164

Around Xmas, I started my Bosch dishwasher before going to bed and when I woke up, it was still "running." It was humming but I believe was showing "0" on the timer. I opened it and could tell it had not washed the dishes although the soap door had opened up (and the soap chunk was still in it.) I couldn't get it to start filling with water. When troubleshooting it later, I saw someone online mentioned testing it with a gallon of water to see if it would run or drain. Much to my surprise, it started running like normal. It's been running perfectly until today (2/26). (I run it only a couple times/wk). My gallon of water trick did not resolve the issue this time. I did try waiting a few hours in case it needed to "cool down" (if some sort of overheating shutoff exists.) One thing I've noticed since I got it running again after Xmas is a mechanical smell. Not an over burning from what I can tell, just the smell of a "machine." Observations (most are similar to what was happening at Xmas): - It's not filling with water but hums. I can't tell if it's a draining hum or just the sound it makes when the cycle is running. - It continues to hum when I open the door, which is odd; normally opening the door shuts it off. (I can make it stop by resetting it and powering it off.) - When doing the gallon test this time, it drains immediately and completely (from what I can see.) There have been no draining issues while it's been working. - I don't have a visible float switch so I can't easily troubleshoot that to see if it's sticking. - There's no error code. I tried to find the method for running a diagnostic to obtain an error code but couldn't find one that worked for my model and the owner's manual does not speak on the topic. - Today, it again did not run at all. The soap door opened but the soap chunk was still intact. - Today, I started it at noon and realized at 4 pm it was still "running" (humming). It was showing 1 min left and had to be reset for it to clear the screen. 1 min left is possibly a drain error code? - Power and water are getting to the machine. I thought I had narrowed it down to either a faulty 1) water inlet valve or 2) float switch, but after reading other postings, esp with the "1 min left" indicator, could it be the control panel? I'm hoping the fact that I got it running again after filling it with the gallon of water at Xmas plus the mechanical smell might be clues to what is the root cause. Thank you

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Hello L.D.P., This sounds like the flood switch has been activated. The drain pump will run constantly, even with the door opened, because the dishwasher thinks the fill valve is stuck in the opened position. This will make it sound like it is running when the drain pump is the only thing running. You will need to remove the water valve and use the opening to clear the water from inside the base. Do this by using a towel with no fabric softener in it to wick the water from the bottom of the base. Use a screwdriver to push the towel down to the bottom to wick the water out. You will then need to replace the water valve 00622058 to prevent the problem from recurring.

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