Bosch Repair Kitchener

Temperature Sensor Error: Disconnect from power and check the wiring on the temperature sensor. Replace any damaged wires or replace the sensor if no damage is found to the wiring. 

Freezer Temperature Sensor Error: Disconnect from power and check the wiring on the freezer temperature sensor. Replace any damaged wires or replace the sensor if no damage is found to the wiring. 

Temperature Controlled Drawer Temperature Sensor Error: Disconnect from power and take out the temperature-controlled drawer. Locate the temp sensor on the right side of the fridge compartment liner. Check for any damaged wires and replace them as needed. If no damage is detected, replace the temperature sensor.

Control Board Failure: Unplug the refrigerator from power for 3 minutes to reset the control board. If the code is not cleared the control board needs to be replaced.

Display Control Module Error: Disconnect the fridge from power for 3 minutes to see if the code clears itself. If not, replace the control board.

Ambient Temperature Sensor Error: Disconnect the fridge from power for 3 minutes to see if the code clears itself. If not, the display control needs to be replaced.

Communication Error Between Display Board and Control Board Module: Disconnect the fridge from power and check all the wiring on the display board and control board. Replace any damaged wires and if no damage is found, check both the control board and display board for any burnt spots. Replace as needed.

Communication Error Between Control Board and Ice/Water Dispenser Control: Unplug the refrigerator and check the wires between the control board and the ice/water dispenser control module. Replace any damaged wires or replaced either the control board or ice/water dispenser module. 

Power Module Failure: If any of these codes is displayed, the Bosch dishwasher will automatically power down and lock it until a certified repair technician repairs it.

Door Error: Check to ensure that no obstructions are causing the door from properly closing and locking. If no obstructions are found, the door switch or the door sensor needs to be replaced.

Fan Error: When this code is displayed, you can usually tell there is a problem with the fan as your dishes will be coming out wet when the cycle is completed. Check all wiring on the fan's wiring harness and if no damage is found, replace the fan.

Water Not Covering Heating Element: If the water is not covering the heating element, this indicates an error with the heating element of water pump.

Water Not Heating: Check for any build-up on the heating element. If no build-up is found, check the wiring between the heating element and the control board. Replace the wiring harness if no damage is found or replace the heating element. 

Thermostat or Temperature Sensor Error: Check the temperature sensor's wiring harness for any damage or lose wires. Replace the harness if no damage is found. This may also indicate that the temperature sensor needs to be replaced.

Water Temperature Heating Above 75C: Check to ensure that the incoming water comes from the cold water pipe, not the hot water pipe. If the cold water pipe is connected, replace the thermostat.

Dishwasher Base Leaking Water: Ensure that no water is left in the bottom of the dishwasher by draining it. This type of issue usually requires a repair technician to repair to ensure no further damage is caused to the surrounding area of the dishwasher. 

Water Inlet Valve Error: Turn off the water inlet valve and check to make sure it is properly connected. To reset the control board, turn off the power for 3 minutes. If the error does not clear, your dishwasher requires a service technician.

Water Level Too High: This error code will appear when the water level is too high and is at risk of overflowing. Check to ensure that there are no obstructions or blockages at the drain. If no issues are found, the sensor will need to be replaced.

Insufficient Water Supply: Ensure the water inlet valve is turned on and if it is, replace the inlet valve as it is faulty.

Electrical Short or Breaker Out: Check the wiring between the motor and the pump. Replace any damaged wires or replace the pump or motor.=

Blockage of Circulating Pump: Check the circulating pump for any obstructions. Replace the pump if no issues with the pump is found.

Electrical Short or Breaker Out: Inspect the wiring between the pump and the motor. Replace any loose or damaged wires. If no damage, replace the pump or motor.

Draining Problem: Check the drain for any obstructions and clean the drain filter. This error may also indicate an error with the drain pump.

Water Switch/Regulator is Faulty: Check the wiring harness on the water switch for any loose connections. Replace the water switch if no issues with the wires are found.

Turbidity Sensor Error: This error code indicates there is an issue with the turbidity sensor. You will usually notice that the dishes are not quite clean and there will be some debris left in the tub. Replace the turbidity sensor.

The Door is Open: If the door is closed, unplug the washer and check the wires on the door lock assembly harness for any damage. Replace any loose or damaged wires or replace the door lock assembly.

Door Lock Relay Will Not Activate: Disconnect the washer for 3 minutes to see if this clears the code. If the code is still appearing, replace the control module.

Water Temperature Sensor Failure: Disconnect the washer from power and check the wiring on the temperature sensor. If no damage is found with the wiring, replace the water temperature sensor.