20 Most Recent Bosch 24 in. SHX46A05UC Built-In Dishwasher - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hmmmmmmmm. If the water goes in and the pump starts yet there is no washing action I would suspect that you have an impeller failure. The impeller on Bosch dishwashers is a two piece unit and the plastic rivets slowly dissolve until he impeller fails in 2 pieces. The fix is a new impeller which is supplied with a new seal as well. I believe Bosch does this to avoid running so long without renewing the seal and having a leak. I can't think of any other reason to have a dishwasher soluble part for an impeller. It's a bit of a bit** to fix but there are good videos on utube.

Check water supply to dishwasher. If ok then check water inlet filter for block. If blocked clean or replace.

Bosch SMS Series Dishwasher Fault Codes E15 Water in base Float sensor in the base has been activated. You can try to empty the base and restart the dishwasher as you will find noted many times in the forums but, if there is a leak this error code will simply be displayed again, you must find the cause of the leak. but if you have a different model it can be something else

Sebaiknya diganti timernya itu biasanya sakelar tiketnya sudah rusak.

Check your drain hose, especially where it goes into your garbage disposal. Also, if you got a new garbage disposal, make sure the plug has been knocked out in the dishwasher drain port.

Try unplugging your dishwasher for 15 seconds or more, and then plug it back in. If that doesn't fix the problem, or if the problem comes back within a day, then you probably have a bad control board, or else the Auto key is stuck closed (like it is pressed).

There is often a filter inserted in the water feed pipe where it attaches to the machines valve and is part of the sealing washer, check that is also clear.

This is a computer error and really needs to be tested by an authorized repair company. There is one thing you might try and that is to unplug or cut the power to the unit for several minutes and see if it will reset.

https://www.bosch-home.com/za/service/get-support/manual-search Possible source of manuals from manufacturer web site.

It means that water is not getting to the dishwasher. Make sure your water valve is turned on all the way. If that's okay, then maybe your water supply hose got kinked when you pushed the dishwasher back in it's place. As a final check, turn off the water, disconnect the water supply hose at the dishwasher, and with the end of the hose sticking in a tall bucket, turn the water valve back on. You should have a good strong flow. If not, then your water valve (under the sink) is bad, and you will probably need to call a plumber, because the problem is not in your dishwasher.

Try the flow sensor which sits in the tank on the left handside

This is a common fault and apart from trying silicone sealant , it is beyond repair

An "E" on any appliance means error. perhaps your drainage needs cleaned out....

This is the control panel that causes this issue.

Here's a troubleshooting guide, it should help for starters: Common Bosch Dishwasher Problems And Solutions

You can always check out this troubleshooting guide, it should give you an overall overview of the situation and help out: Common Bosch Dishwasher Problems And Solutions

Here's a link to a Troubleshooting guide, let me know if you need anything else: Common Bosch Dishwasher Problems And Solutions

First, I'm not a BOSCH tech. I just installed an ELECTROLUX dishwasher last month and had a similar problem. We also have an older Kenmore dish washer in another part of the house. The Kenmore is at least 15 years old and the touch pads are very soft and easy to select. The new one did not select either. I have to firmly depress the pad (which seems to be a stiffer plastic) and make sure I'm pressing down on the right spot to get things to work. * I recently came across the same problem. Pressing buttons won't change the displayed setting and it seemed to be 'stuck' in one mode but I coudn't tell if it was in between a cycle or just stuck. I've found that holding the 'start' button down (firmly) for 10 seconds will cancel all functions and it went back to normal. Since then it gets stuck several times over the week. I don't know if one of the kids is opening it up as I only turn it on at night just before going to sleep. So, someone may be sneaking around for a mid nite kitchen raid. * If you still have problems then check your warranty as many of these machines have parts warranty for 3-5 years. The 'switch' section if bad must be completely replaced as it is all one piece. These membrane switches will get damaged from a sharp fingernail or using a knife or fork to force the button down. (happened with the Kenmore, Kids kept stabbing it to get it to turn on.) Aloha, ukeboy57

"water not draining" and "Not getting water" seem to be mutually exclusive. If it is not draining but the motor is running you need a pump replacement. If it isn't getting water you may need a water valve.