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August 23, 2014 at 11:14 am #81943
Malbut
ParticipantMy old BOSCH SGS 5002 GB dishwasher gets quarter way round the dial and the fuse blows. This happens on Normal and 55? (not tried the rest). Is there anything I can check. or should I just thank it for its 10+ years of trouble-free service and get a new one?
August 23, 2014 at 11:33 am #418228Martin
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Blows a fuse means an electrical short between L & N. If however is blows the RCD and NOT the fuse then that indicates an earth leak. Fuse or RCD?
August 23, 2014 at 12:53 pm #418229Malbut
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Thanks for responding.
It’s the 13A fuse in the dishwasher plug that blows. I didn’t originally say that the water temperature appears to have risen before the fuse blows.
Any ideas what I can check to see what and where the line and neutral short might be?August 23, 2014 at 2:01 pm #418230Andy jones
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Check the mains suppressor, if you’re happy to try if not time to get an engineer
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Element.
August 23, 2014 at 3:57 pm #418232Simon46
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Or detergent dispenser solenoid short.
S.August 24, 2014 at 4:11 pm #418233Malbut
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions.
Because the fuse blew at about the time I reckoned the detergent dispenser operated, I thought Simon46’s suggestion fitted the symptoms (and the easiest to test out first). So I disconnected the solenoid and ran the washer for two full cycles. It seems that’s the problem, so I need a replacement detergent dispenser assembly.
I’ve got a three more (probably silly) queries if anyone can answer them and put my mind at rest, please.
Here’s the full set of numbers on the door:
SGS5002GB/07
FD 7709 600306
SGS5002GB 0 730 102 3801) Two nylon castings that look a bit like hair clipper combs (about 2 in cubed) fell out when I took the door front off. Anyone know where they go? The rinse-aid reservoir seems to have been leaking. Would the castings have anything to do with that?
2) There’s something that looks like a temperature sensor clipped to the top of the dispenser box. It’s held against the metal of the door’s interior stainless steel lining but with some metalised grease between the sensor and the door’s interior. What’s this grease and can I re-use what’s already there.
3) There’s a square “pipe” leading from the detergent side of the dispenser down to the bottom corner of the door. What does this do and is it easy to re-fit to a new dispenser assembly?
Thanks everyone for the help already given
August 24, 2014 at 4:20 pm #418234Malbut
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Re 3 above — I learn from the spares section it’s a steam vent…
August 24, 2014 at 4:24 pm #418235Simon46
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Or you can just buy the actuator. Combs fit at bottom of door either side.
S.August 24, 2014 at 4:38 pm #418236Martin
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Malbut wrote:1) Two nylon castings that look a bit like hair clipper combs (about 2 in cubed) fell out when I took the door front off. Anyone know where they go? The rinse-aid reservoir seems to have been leaking. Would the castings have anything to do with that?
They fit against each door hinge, with the rounded edge facing outwards.
Malbut wrote:2) There’s something that looks like a temperature sensor clipped to the top of the dispenser box. It’s held against the metal of the door’s interior stainless steel lining but with some metalised grease between the sensor and the door’s interior. What’s this grease and can I re-use what’s already there.
It is a water temperature sensor.
Malbut wrote:3) There’s a square “pipe” leading from the detergent side of the dispenser down to the bottom corner of the door. What does this do and is it easy to re-fit to a new dispenser assembly?
It’s a vent pipe. Don’t bother replacing the dispenser assy but just buy and fit the solenoid is the way to go!
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