Bosch Serie 2 – “Check Water”… Help!

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  • #101261
    Jenny Vel
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    Hello,

    Having trouble with our Bosch Serie 2 dishwasher and the dreaded ‘check water’ light (Z-Nr: 00218 … this model does not have a screen to display an error code).

    Have checked the impeller and filter – no blockages. However, after every wash there is some water left over (approx. 1-2 inches) within the filter/impeller well area (below the filter cover). Generally, taking this water out with a sponge after each wash (including extracting any residual water inside the impeller housing) seems to do the trick, and the dishwasher then works normally for one wash. We have tipped the dishwasher to approx. 80-90 degrees on a few occasions and drained some residual water out, but the check water light still comes on frequently.

    Hoping there is a straightforward solution – grateful for any advice, thank you! 🙂

    -Jennifer

    #484071
    electrofix
    Moderator

    is the check water light solid or flashing ?

    Dave

    #484072
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    It’s solid. Many thanks. -J

    #484073
    electrofix
    Moderator

    in that case it is most likely a fill fault

    cant take you to exact part as you dont list model but on a lot of units there is a reed switch either on a little board or seperatly
    (impellor jug) that counts the water in. this is the first thing I would swop and see what happens

    Dave

    #484074
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    Thank you Dave. The model number is SMS24AW01G/48
    and the FD number is 9708

    Thank you for your help! – J

    #484075
    matrixresonator
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    #484076
    electrofix
    Moderator

    https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/611317-bosch-dishwasher-flow-meter

    you will find this part on the right side in the plastic water unit

    check wiring to it ( had cables eaten by mice before today) after that try changing it

    cant promise I am right as i have not inspected machine.
    I carry reed switches in the vasn and solder them to the board to make things quicker and cheaper. if you could source a suitable reed you could also do this or just replace the whole board

    Dave

    #484077
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    Thank you – do you have any links to a website or YouTube video etc. which can provide a step by step guide to removing the old flow metre and replacing it with the new one? Many thanks!

    #484078
    electrofix
    Moderator
    #484079
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    Thanks Dave, that seems to have worked! Much appreciated.

    #484080
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    Spoke too soon…after one wash the problem is back 🙁 Grateful for any thoughts… Thank you.

    #484081
    electrofix
    Moderator

    is there a reasonable flow of water into the machine as if its too slow it will trigger a fault

    Dave

    #484082
    Jenny Vel
    Participant

    Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, I think the water flow into the dishwasher is fine, it doesn’t seem to have any problem drawing water, but gets stuck when it comes to draining it out. That’s when the check water light comes on, with a puddle of water at the bottom mid cycle. We have checked the impeller and the drainage pipe, both of which seem clear. Really puzzled…

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