Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

[gegsy]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

BSH-MAN probably means the water sensor fitted on some Excell w/m to sense when water enetring machine at an acceptable frequency.
Situated above dispenser inline with internal hoses from fill valve.

Greg

[superfix]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

gegsy wrote:BSH-MAN probably means the water sensor fitted on some Excell w/m to sense when water enetring machine at an acceptable frequency.
Situated above dispenser inline with internal hoses from fill valve.

Greg

The latest dishwashers also have them now Greg. They are fitted in line between the inlet valve and side chamber.

[bobokines]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

That was my thought, does BSH-MAN’s post refer to a washing machine?

Bob

[gegsy]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

Penguin45 wrote:Er, plates don’t generally soak up water…….. 😀

Chris.
Paper plates 😉

Greg

[Penguin45]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

gegsy wrote:
Paper plates

In a dishwasher? You tight git…….. 😀

Chris.

[BSH-MAN]

Re: Bosch SGS43A42GB/01

bobokines wrote:That was my thought, does BSH-MAN’s post refer to a washing machine?

Bob

Sorry if I caused any confusion. The dishwasher that started this thread does not have a flow sensor.
But the model now supersedes to one that does. 8)

My post was intended to be a “heads up” about the fill system you independent guys who will be seeing these types soon, as they come out of warranty. 😉

I used the washing machine (that still uses a pressure switch for level) flow sensor as a term of reference.
This flow sensor was only fitted to top end washing machines, so not seen in big numbers.
🙂

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