Fine dishwasher mesh filter has fallen apart, can a buy a spare.

What make of unit ?

It means the spray arm is not moving correctly. Or there is something blocking it. Make sure you don't load tall glass, large plate or cutting boards. There is no waste basket in a dishwasher, only mesh filters. Unfortuantely, all debris ends up in the motor/pump assy. They do have something called a macerator, which breaks-up large food particles. If this macerator is clogged, you will have to replace it.

It does stretch. You can try putting it in ice water and install again or order a new gasket. They are not expensive.
Ive cut the excess off before so the machine will run, and it seemed to work fine. Just push the cut ends together with a little excess rubber on each end so they stay put.

Buy yourself a new handle and bracket assembly from your nearest spare parts supplier give them model number.turn of power to dishwasher and undo screws for control panel then open note how the old one is positioned and fit new part.Hope this helps you

error code E24 = Drain hose blockage or pump impeller failure, suppose running it with filter unsecured would allow some goodies to get in there.
Changing the fine mesh filter should fix this.

Hi, the E4 error means the water heater element does not work properly or the filter mesh is blocked. Most likely the heating element burned out/thermal fuse or Clean the filter mesh to resolve the problem.

Hi,

Just slip something flat and blunt under the edge and lever it out gently. A table knife will do it, but I generally use something wider, e.g. a scraper as pictured below.




Once you've removed the mesh screen, the second filter simply lifts out.


Apologies for the state of this washer. It's an old one I dismantled for instructional purposes!

Hope this helps. If you can't find the cause of the problem and need further assistance, please let me know.

Regards,
BElectric

Hello. Call this company directly for the part you need. http://www.repairclinic.com/Bosch-Dishwasher-Parts?s=t-SRS43E02-%3d%3db129a9

This worked for us - I hope it works for you. We have had problems with grit on the dishes, especially in glasses or items on the top racks. We tried: Different detergents; Heavy cycle every single load; loading different ways; rinse agents; shopping for a new freakin' machine!
After reading the total lack of satisfaction people had with almost every machine listed, and a very unsatisfactory level of hot water during a shower - I realized the core intake temperature of our water dropped significantly in the fall/winter. I went and used the "high temp wash" on some seriously soiled loads (on heavy cycle). Everything came out clean. I am back to using the normal cycle for everything, but always with the High Temp Wash. I figure the improved performance saves rerunning loads, longer cycles, and frustration - so I am fine with the added electric expense. I always use rinse agent. I use Walmart dish soap.
Good luck!
  

I have trouble with only the top not cleaning properly and have found blockages in the spinning jets at the top, may be worth checking