Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

[iadom]

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Customer reports that she returned home to find the dishwasher had completed its cycle but she could smell a burning smell around the machine, not from inside the tub. She set it on again but got a strange noise so switched it off.

Called this morning, Ran on rinse programme for a few minutes, no noise, it drained, filled and washed perfectly.

Did a complete visual check of all components and wiring, opened PCB up, no signs of any damage.

A thorough test with my unique olfactory test equipment could not detect anything either. 😉

Set it to a quick wash and it performed perfectly again, heater etc working fine. ❓

Advised her not to run the machine again until I had ‘consulted the Oracle’ , any suggestions.?

Jim.

[Penguin45]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

Supressor starting to cook.

Chris.

[iadom]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

It looked fine Chris. Might be worth changing it just to be on the safe side.

Jim.

[gegsy]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

Hi Jim
Worth looking at the water point unit plug, on heater.
Had a few where the ‘o’ rings failure had caused a dribble down to the plug and charred some terminals 😀

Greg

[iadom]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

Did give the heater box a good visual Greg, will make sure on next visit.

Jim.

[gegsy]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

Ive had customers complain of “burning” smell, when it was only the insualtion black coating at the rear getting hot with wash; coming into contact with mains cable?

Greg

[iadom]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

I’ve seen that as well, you have to physically rip the cable out of the back panel. 🙂

[nomadPaul]

Re: Bosch SGS0902GB/04 DW

iadom wrote:I’ve seen that as well, you have to physically rip the cable out of the back panel. 🙂

…or you pull the machine fwd and it stops working ….after ripping the engulfed plug out of the socket behind the dishwasher 😆

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