Bosch slimline D/W

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  • #24016
    iadom
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    Enr. SPS6462GB/06 FD 7709 480244. Push button, control slimline.

    Mains indicator on but nothing happens whatever programme is selected. Unfortunately due to a dozy install the laminated floor will have to come up to get it right out. 😥

    Removed outer door panel, visual inspection of all switches and wiring harness shows them to be in near perfect condition. Good circuit through door switch & On/Off switch.

    Manually advanced timer one notch and drain pump started to run, it stayed in this condition for two or three minutes but would not advance to fill. Could not hear timer motor running.

    Advanced timer manually and the circulation pump would run and I could hear the timer motor running. No matter what position I turned the timer to it would not fill and I could not hear any soleniod energised.

    Would an OC fill valve prevent the machine from starting or advancing?

    Jim.

    PS not over confident on that model number?

    #200227
    pup
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    hi jim
    if got water softner on l/h migth be blocked ,

    #200228
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    I guess it’s a SMS6432GB/06 Jim? 😉

    Oh dear! It sounds like the dreaded flooded base to me and she’s got to come out I’m afraid! 🙁

    #200229
    iadom
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    Its an SPS6462GB/06

    Would a flooded base stop the machine from stepping from Off position to very first drain impulse?
    Jim.

    #200230
    iadom
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    pup wrote:hi jim
    if got water softner on l/h migth be blocked ,

    Ultra soft water round here, no need for softeners. 8)

    Jim.

    #200231
    bzz67
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    went to look on bosch site & it dosnt find that model.just tried to see if the inlet valve was in the machine or as with some on the tap end of hose.

    #200232
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    The same applies! 🙁

    #200233
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    iadom wrote:Would a flooded base stop the machine from stepping from Off position to very first drain impulse?

    I do believe it does Jim? Complaints of this slimline not stopping are associated thus!

    #200234
    bzz67
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    ha that numbers better,shame the valves inside.

    #200235
    iadom
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    Re: Bosch slimine D/W

    Martin wrote:

    iadom wrote:
    Would a flooded base stop the machine from stepping from Off position to very first drain impulse?

    I do believe it does Jim? Complaints of this slimline not stopping are associated thus!

    Poo, it looks just like the base on the Hotpoint ones of the same age, a real pain to get into. 😥

    Jim.

    #200236
    superfix
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    Would a flooded base stop the machine from stepping from Off position to very first drain impulse?

    If I remember correctly, yes. On the older d/w’s instead of running the pump all the time a flooded base cuts the feed to the timer motor.

    So unfortunately it’ll have to come out 🙁

    #200237
    iadom
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    Thanks guys, you have made on old man very un happy 😥 🙂

    jim.

    #200238
    pup
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    well old age will keep you happy

    #200239
    keithwilliams
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    Re: Bosch slimline D/W

    if you guys don’t use one, i can highly recommend an aquavac or anything that sucks water. in this scenario i would attach a bit of cutoff fill hose to the nozzel and insert it into the base. seconds later all water sucked out and ready for a run. if it doesn’t leak again, jobs a good un.

    imagine the washer stuck full of water tight under the bench, mains cable like piano wire, hoses the same. filter at floor level or worse, no filter. as long as it’s not blocked with a sock, it’s drained down in a couple of minutes. (o.k.you might have to empty the vac a couple of times).

    on a good day i reckon my vac saves me at least two hours.

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