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This is a hood or cover component used in a dishwasher assembly. It serves as a protective cover that shields internal components from moisture and debris during operation. Replace this part if the cover is cracked, warped, or missing, which can expose sensitive parts to water damage and affect the dishwasher's performance.
This is an optical sensor switch located in the rinse-aid dispenser of a dishwasher. It uses a light sensor to detect the level of rinse-aid remaining in the reservoir and signals the control board when a refill is needed. Replace this sensor if the rinse-aid indicator light stays on constantly, never illuminates, or if dishes come out with spots and streaks despite a full rinse-aid reservoir.
This rectifier converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) to power electronic components within the dishwasher's control or motor circuit. It is a small electronic component typically mounted on or near the control board. Replace this rectifier if the dishwasher fails to start, experiences intermittent power issues, or if the control board is not receiving proper voltage.
Dishwasher tray that sits inside the unit to hold or support components. Replace if cracked, broken, warped, or missing to restore proper fit.
Inner door insulation that installs inside your dishwasher door. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore thermal performance and heat retention.
Official use and care manual for your dishwasher. Replace lost, damaged, or missing documentation with this complete owner's guide and instructions.
Dishwasher door frame assembly that secures outer and inner door panels. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged, causing loose door fit or gaps.
This turbidity sensor detects how clear the dishwasher's wash water is so the control can adjust cycle time, rinses, and water changes. Replacing a faulty sensor helps restore proper cleaning performance and normal cycle lengths.
Replaced the turbidity sensor. I watched the video on how to replace the sensor. It took me a little longer than what service rep. said. But I finely finished the repair and now my wife has been using the dishwasher for the past week. I kept checking for leaks but so far so good. Thank you Appliance Parts Pros for your help. I installed the sensor on 08/18/2020. Don Read more
This On & Off Switch is an OEM part for Bosch Dishwashers. It's responsible for controlling the dishwasher's power supply. Continuous use or physical damage can cause this switch to malfunction. What Causes a Bad On & Off Switch: Frequent use, physical damage, or exposure to moisture can cause the switch to malfunction or fail.
Symptoms of a Bad On & Off Switch:
This genuine OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau and select Kenmore models.
While replacing the broken latch I also noticed the switch tab that holds it into the door was cracked and was falling off the door. Pretty simple repair, removed the screws holding the door front on. Removed the two side screws holding the control panel on. With the latch unplugged bent, the two tabs ( they are on the front side of the panel) removed the latching assembly and reversed the process and securing by bending the tabs back to the original position. The switch was unplugged removed... Read more
This motor-driven pump circulates wash water through your dishwasher's spray arms during cleaning cycles. It creates the water pressure needed to effectively clean dishes and distribute detergent throughout the wash chamber. Replace this part if dishes aren't getting clean, spray arms don't rotate, or you hear grinding noises during operation.
Used vids on youtube for steps on how to disassemble and install the pump; search "Bosch dishwasher circulation pump replacement". Also on AppliancePartsPro forums, a poster put up the Bosch "Dishwasher Service Training Manual" in .pdf. Search "Bosch dishwasher low pressure" on the forum. It's one of the post with the longest thread. Six pointers. 1. In another forum post, the poster noted that some hoses were brittle with age - and cracked when reinstalling. I had same issue (my washer is... Read more
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