F02l Problem that everyone else is having/

These Bosch machines are similar to some Kenmore washers (he4t). You can remove the lower front cover. Behind this cover, you will find a white plastic housing that has a s tree off cover. Be ready with a catch pan! Remove this cover and water and collected debris will come pouring out in a large gush. If this becomes clogged, the washer may send error codes and fail to spin and drain properly. You can fish out additional debris with your fingers before replacing the cap and the lower front cover.

Tip this on its side and look from underneath. You should be able to see better what is holding it on there. Every washer is different and everyone makes you swear when working on it.

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Check that the leak is not coming from inlet valve itself. If the leak is from underneath the washer check drain pump hoses. You may need to disassemble the washer pulling up the top panel and accessing the drain pump at the bottom to find the leak.

Pull the panel that hoses the motor and arms and replace the hose.

We had a similar problem with water coming out of the soap dispenser when the washer was run. I assumed that it was a problem with the water draining as everyone else posted here. I took off the front panel, got rid of the junk and drained it. Although this was great, it did not solve the original problem. It turns out that there was a sock stuck in between where the water comes out of the soap dispenser and in to the main compartment. Pulled it out with a needle nose plier and good to go. Thanks to everyone for their input here.

Sometimes fiddling with the machine controls you can get it to release. By fiddling I'm talking about selecting a cycle and then trying to cancel by hitting the cancel/stop/pause button. If this does not work and unplugging the machine does not work, you are going to have to manually do this.

First, unplug the machine. Next, at the bottom of the machine is a toe panel. Under the panel are typically 2-4 screws. Remove these screws (either 1/4 or 9/32 nut driver) and place the toe panel aside. Now, you can reach up underneath the door lock assembly which should be on the right side of the washer door (opposite side of the door hinges). You will have to feel around, but u can pull down on a plastic "catch" or lever. This will unlock the door!

thats a good one, lookin up the service manual, it appears that your particular model has a manual release on hte lower section of hte latch assembly itself, and the only way to gain access to it, is to open the door boot/bellow, but obviously with the door locked that's not going to happen, i would try to gain access from underneath but by the looks of it that to is also closed off (solid bottom). id does show a model with a separate access panel(lower 1/4 of front of machine) however i am to assume that your unit has 1 solid front panel no access to remove.sorry i couldnt have better news. And the "pull" in the dispenser is no tere previous neptune frontloaders not pertaining to your machine at all!

if washer is leaking lean backward against wall pump is on front bottom ck it for leak most likely suspect can be changed without removing cabinet 2 clips 2 clamps..front and side come off together remove end caps on console by pulling forward and off remove screws underneath roll console back remove the clips underneath unplug lid switch cabinet will lean forward and off

ck to see if any water in drum if so possible pump clogged ..remove bottom panel pump will have clean out port with large knob turn counterclockwise ..expect flood if water inside but can't be helped if washer is on pedistal open drawer and try setting bucket underneath and have towels handy..after cleaning reinstall port cover and try again..if no water in tub try unplugging hold power button down 20-30 secs and reconnect still have problem door can be unlocked by removing bottom panel and pulling small tab just below lock assembly from underneath

remove 2 screws bottom front panel pull panel down should drop and can be pulled out of way ckd area around pump also around center shaft where it goes through bottom of tub lest likely hole in tub make sure small hose back left is attached to small connector on side of tub