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The Circulation Motor and Heater Assembly is an OEM part for Bosch dishwashers. It includes both the circulation motor, responsible for moving water through the dishwasher during the cleaning cycle, and the integrated heater, which raises the water temperature for effective cleaning and drying.

Symptoms of a bad Circulation Motor and Heater Assembly include:

• Dishwasher fails to clean dishes properly
• Water does not heat up, leading to poor drying results
• Unusual noises during the cycle 

A bad part can result from several causes, such as electrical failures, mechanical wear and tear, or blockages in the system that prevent proper water circulation or heating. 

If you notice any of these signs, it's time to replace the circulation motor and heater assembly. This OEM Bosch part can also be used on Thermador and Gaggenau appliances.
 

The Door Spring and Cable Kit is an OEM replacement part for Bosch dishwashers. This kit replaces both the spring and cable mechanism that operates the dishwasher door. 

Causes of a bad door spring and cable can include wear through extended usage cycles that degrade parts. Improper handling may also lead to damage over time.

Symptoms of issues with the spring and cable include:

• A door that does not close or latch securely  
• Difficulty smoothly opening and shutting the door
• Excessive noise and rattling from the spring mechanism

This OEM replacement part is compatible with select brands like Thermador and Gaggenau.

This replacement sealing gasket restores a tight, leak-resistant barrier between mating components in your appliance. Replacing a worn seal helps prevent leaks and moisture escape to keep performance stable and reliable.

• Maintains a watertight/airtight seal between connected parts
• Helps resolve leaks, drips, and moisture pooling inside or beneath the unit
• Addresses issues caused by flattened, cracked, or hardened seals
• Supports proper operation by preserving pressure and flow at the joint

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water before servicing
• Remove the related cover/assembly to access the old seal; note its orientation
• Clean the groove/mating surfaces; install the new seal evenly without stretching
• Reassemble and run a short test to check for leaks