I HAVE A BOSCH WTA4107GB,IT DOESN'T SEEM TO BE HEATING THE CLOTHES,THE HEATER ELEMENT SEEMED TO GET HOT A COUPLE OF TIMES,BUT STILL NOT HEATING THE CLOTHES. I HAVE CHANGED BOTH THE REAR SENSORS BUT STILL NO GOOD. I HAVE NOTICED ANOTHER ONE AT THE FRONT BUT HAVE NOT CHANGED IT AS IT SEEMS HARD TO UNSCREW. CAN YOU HELP??

SOURCE: Bosch WFF1201

At the bottom of the machine on the front, there is a plastic cover (remove by turning the plastic screws a quarter turn anti-clockwise and pull off cover). The filter is behind this cover on the left hand side. It is unscrewed by hand anti-clockwise. Tucked into the plastic cover, you should also find the spanner to adjust the feet on the washing machine. good luck and rate me....

Ned C Cook

• 3433 Answers
• Posted on May 06, 2009

SOURCE: My Bosch on demand water heater is clogged.

If you can access the pipe that is clogged, Poor some lime away into it . Let it sit and ad more as needed. the calcium will sofen and ca be flush out. Takes patience. Once you get some flow, fill the tubing with a descaling solution (hardware store) and let it sit. Pool acid works but must be thoroughly flushed out. be careful with acids, always wear gloves.

SOURCE: Bosch maxx classic washing machine doesn't clean clothes

There are a lot of things to consider when trying to solve this problem. Obviously a front loader washes differently than a top loader. Top loaders tend to using a washing motion that is good for stains but wear out your clothes fast. Front loaders typically use less water and wash more gently, but in some ways still do better than top loaders. Anyway, think about any other variables that go into the laundry equation. Consider the distance the machine is from your water heater. This machine will use MUCH less water to fill than your old one, and, you know how when you turn a faucet on hot it takes a minute for the hot water to actually get there? It's the same way with your machine. If there's a sink next your washer, you should always turn on the hot water on the faucet until it gets hot right before you start the machine. The same goes for dishwashers. If there's not a sink close you can easily turn up the temperature for all hot water on your water heater, although that will use more energy.
Consider what detergent you're using. If you're using high efficiency detergent (like Tide he) maybe you should switch to your old brand. If you're using your old brand of detergent, try getting a high efficiency detergent.

SOURCE: bosch axxis wtl 5410 dryer takes too long to dry.

You should have a cycling thermostat. this is most likely bad or your dryer vent may be clogged. Something is cutting the heat off before it gets hot enough. Both these cause this problem.

SOURCE: Bosch Condenser Dryer Classixx

I found this on justanswer.com, I am going to try it this weekend and I will post an update.

"Ok if you remove the left hand side panel then located at the back is the drain pump
remove the hose on it which goes up to the bottle and blow up it to make sure its clear.
If thats fine then remove the pump and clear any fluff thats in there and make sure the impeller is ok and turning fine.
Then refit and try again hopefully this should sort it out.
let me know if you need anymore info."