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So, after a frustrating morning of taking the machine to pieces and searching countless numbers of images, I admit defeat.
Last night the ‘check water’ light came on. This morning I have finally managed to remove the lid and the side panel. The water inlet has some debris trapped in part of it and I want to be able to remove it for cleaning. The inlet is very clearly attached to the machine by the circular inlet/outlet(?) in the centre. Is there any way to remove this? My brute force and ignorance technique is likely to require a new dishwasher…
Re: Bosch S/1501B
Not the correct model number (ENr no) so please look again and quote it’s full number.
Re: Bosch S/1501B
Either the base plate is flooded and the anti flood device has tripped? Or the pump is blocked? Or the Impellor jug needs replacing? It’ll be one of those 3 possibilities.
Re: Bosch S/1501B
Okay, thank you – but is there any way in which to remove the inlet ‘manifoldy’ thing for cleaning?
Thanks
Re: Bosch S/1501B
..otherwise known as the metering tank. No point doing anything further as there’s a build up of debris which means that SWMBO wouldn’t put any dishes into it, even if this isn’t the cause of the problem!
Re: Bosch S/1501B
I wouldn’t mess with the metering tank to be honest, though it is simple to disconnect. The gunge is on the grey water side and is never an issue, certainly not a hygiene issue either. That ain’t broke so best not mend it. A new one will set you back 25 quid and will be just as grubby 6 months down the line. If you would like to fit a new one then just click HERE….. Your choice. 😀
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