I have a Bosch Dishwasher SMU53M72SK showing error code E31, cycle complete but there has been no heating. Can I repair it?

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UNfortunately that sounds like the controle module and you can not have that fixed. only replacement of the part will fix that problem
HERE you can find the drawing and parts. You can also order them here

Terence Fourie

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• Posted on Sep 16, 2009

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Normally if washer doesnt complete cycle, its because the element has tripped the over temp.th/stat.(underneath), or is faulty. otherwise 1 of the 2 boards are faulty. Often the board at the bottom front left.(behind the kick panel.)is the issue. Roaches seem to accumulate on the bottom board and disrupt the circuit. If you have a mechanical timer, wiggle it side to side and note if there is a difference.

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Remove the rectangular fascia at the bottom front of the machine - on my model you only need a coin to turn the two plastic screws. Unclip the black rubber drain pipe, remove the plug from the end and drain the water into a bowl (or several bowls).

Then undo the round plug at the bottom left of the machine (more water will come out) which will give you access to the extractor pump. Check that there are no obstructions in there and that the small propeller in there can turn freely.

If there is no obstruction there then we move onto the next steps.

If you can figure out how to remove the front of the machine then you will find this part easier

First, TURN OFF THE POWER. Then, on the front of the machine, on the bottom left, undo the screws that fasten the extractor pump onto the front of the machine. Then pull the machine out from the wall so that you can get to the back of it. Remove the back of the machine by taking out the ten or so screws.

Looking in from the back: At the bottom-front-right of the machine you will see the extractor pump. It will have two hoses attached to it - a fat one and a slightly thinner one. Reach into the bottom of the machine and remove the power plug from the back of the extractor pump. Then, using a pair of pliers (or something similar) to open the spring clip, remove the thinner of the two hoses (the drain hose) from the pump unit. This can be fiddly - especially if you're doing it from the back of the machine.

Pull the hose out of the machine and check it for obstructions. If there are no obstructions in there then move onto the next step.

Reach back into the machine and, again using the pliers, remove the fatter tube from the pump. Remove the pump from the machine and check it for obstructions in the entry and exit holes, and also make sure that the propeller isn't obstructed. Then shake and squeeze the fatter tube to see if there is an obstruction in there
Best of luck.

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An error 24 code on your Bosch dishwasher means that you have a clog or that your pump is bad. Check and clean out your airgap. If that doesn't work and your machine is still under warranty, call Bosch. Bosch won't tell you what the error code means, only that you need a service call, and they will then give you some phone numbers for Bosch authorized appliance repair places, one of which was Mr. Appliance. The appliance repair place will want to put in a new part whether you need it or not so that they can get paid by Bosch. I found this out the hard way. Hey Bosch, be smart and tell your customers what the error codes mean so that they are informed and you don't look like you are trying to rip them off. Leave that to Mr. Appliance. You can always remind the customer that working on the actual dishwasher voids the warranty.

Good Luck

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Hi
Pump-out not accomplished in normal time.
Check the drainage and replace or reposition the drain hose,Clean it out by running the disposer.