I have had the washer about 4-5 years and recently, it began stopping the wash cycle in the middle (it seems like after the clothes are rinsed but before the drain cycle begins). There is no fault displayed, and it seems that the counter will be reading as if it is starting all over again (for example reading 1:05 on a load that should be finished with the rinse cycle and at about :20 minutes instead!) Also, when this occurs, the door is unlocked by the machine, and pushing the "Start" button does nothing. I have to rotate the dial to "Off", and begin the cycle again. Sometimes this works, sometimes (most times) not! I end up using the Hand Wash cycle to drain and spin the clothes at this point. My first thought would be the main circuit board (Controller), but at $260 for a new one plus labor, ouch! Just had a new front door seal done on this thing 3 months ago, and just that simple operation put me back about $250 from the Bosch repair guy (who seemed completely unfamiliar with Bosch washing machines and kind of hack to be honest!)
There is water leaking from the front of my Bosch Nexxt Essence washer. It is not coming from the...
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There is water leaking from the front of my Bosch Nexxt Essence washer. It is not coming from the back just the front edge?
It rarely get's past 52 minute point (Regular/Cotton cycle), simply stops and even though the door...
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It rarely get's past 52 minute point (Regular/Cotton cycle), simply stops and even though the door locked indicator is still lit, the door can still be easily opened. It begins pumping water out in the first minute even after the repairman replaced the pressure switch. At first the repairman thought it was acting up because we were using too much detergent even though we were going by what the manual recommends. The repairman said Bosch is rewriting it's manuals recommending only a teaspon of detergent for this and other front load washing machines. We've tried the running cascade dish detergent through it trick to no avail, as well. Before all of this it was running fine with the exception that sometimes we'd have to run it on the handwash drain and spin cycles again because the clothes were still very wet at the end of the cycle. Again, repairman attributed this to too much soap. We also unscrewed the drain access cap that's 5 o'clock to the washer door and it seemed pretty clean. The repairman is quite confounded by it to the point where he said he'd be willing to find someone else to work on it. That's all I can think of. Any suggestions would be mighty appreciated.