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My Bosch Exxcel slimline dishwasher (SRS45E42GB/01) needs a new pcb.
The front panel and wiring have been removed.
I need to remove the housing to access the pcb, however I can’t find the correct tabs to release it.
Can anyone tell me the correct way to release this housing?
Many thanks.
can you recheck that Enr number as it should be here
https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/customer-service/spare-parts-search
but its not
Dave
not sure how much you have removed
you say you have taken off the panel, have you then removed the plastic which is held on by plastic clips
after this is removed the timer clips into the metal work
you have to find these plastic clips and depress them to remove the timer assembly
Dave
Thanks for your reply. I have only removed the whole unit from the door and unclipped the wiring. The unit consists of the front fascia, metal work and attached parts (i.e. pcb housing, door catch, etc.).
When you say remove the plastic, do you mean the front fascia?Just wanted to update, in case anyone else requires help.
After gaining access to the PCB board, I replaced one of the burnt out relays. This repaired the fault I was having. The dishwasher would get stuck with one minute remaining and wouldn’t complete the washing programme.
The whole repair was reasonably easy and didn’t take too long to do, about an hour.
The relay cost me £2.50, and saved me forking out for a £150 PCB unit, or a £500 new dishwasher.
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