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December 4, 2006 at 9:09 pm #23095
lcsneil
ParticipantMy Bosch dishwasher stops part way through the cycle. It seems to drain ok, but when it comes to filling up it just stops. The water inlet is a pod, combined with the waste hose, and this seems to vibrate/hum when it should be filling up.
I guess there is a solonoid in there that has got stuck, but has anyone experienced this that could confirm thats whats happened? If so is it repairable, and how can I get hold of the part?
Thanks,
Neil
December 4, 2006 at 10:21 pm #196988Penguin45
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This has the “Aquastop” hose fitted, IIRC. Turn the water off under the sink, disconnect the hose coupling fully, wait a few minutes, then reconnect. See what happens…….
Regards,
Penguin45.December 4, 2006 at 10:28 pm #196989superfix
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If the valve is humming, then the valve is getting a feed :tup:
Have you got water upto the valve?.
December 4, 2006 at 11:09 pm #196990lcsneil
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Thanks have tried disconnecting the water for a few minutes and reconnecting, but no joy. There ‘s definintely water at the tap though!
December 4, 2006 at 11:33 pm #196991gegsy
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Hi
Check the pressure system and metering hose. If all check out you are probably looking at a duff aquastop unit (091058), available from spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk 😀
If you should require assistance in repair than please feel free to use the engineer link below.
Un-plug if you are to investigate further :plug:Greg
December 4, 2006 at 11:48 pm #196992lcsneil
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Hi Greg, how do I check the pressure system and metering hose?
December 4, 2006 at 11:56 pm #196993gegsy
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I can give you a guide but not specifics, hence the engineer link 😉
The pressure line is connected to the pressure switch which is a round shaped unit and the metering hose is a thickish black hose going from the l/h water matrix to sump.Greg
December 5, 2006 at 12:21 am #196994Penguin45
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If the Aquastop didn’t reset, the safety system may well have cut in – this provides a pressurised air feed to the shut off at the valve in the hose.
Remove left hand side panel to observe the fill matrix. In the bottom right hand corner is the overflow chamber – any water down there operates the system. The problem is usually the softener regeneration unit (the brown sandy bit) turning to a gel and not allowing the water to run in freely. Correct repair is to replace the matrix ) V.V. expensive ………. You may want to consider replacement rather than repair.
Regards,
Penguin45.December 5, 2006 at 12:26 am #196995gegsy
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Penguin45 wrote:If the Aquastop didn’t reset, the safety system may well have cut in – this provides a pressurised air feed to the shut off at the valve in the hose.
The way to reset the aquastop is to turn water feed off to unit , remove head unit and remove plastic housing. Gently tap the round whitish unit to seperate the perma-magnets. Re-assemble, check what I said and then test agin 😀
Greg
December 5, 2006 at 8:32 am #196996Martin
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No-one has suggested taking the drain plug off the the clear plastic hose adjacent the drain pump (bottom/front panel off for that!). Allow the water to drain off, turn off the stop-cock and release the aquastop, immediately reconnect the aquastop and turn water back on. Put drain plug back into clear plastic hose and stow away.
Load the dishes and turn on! 😉
May 25, 2008 at 3:13 pm #196997spencertracy
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Thank you Penguin. I sorted my bosch dishwasher programme problem with your advise to someone else! Saved me a fortune in callout
spencertracy
September 24, 2009 at 12:45 pm #196998Jammy1
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Penguin45 wrote:If the Aquastop didn’t reset, the safety system may well have cut in – this provides a pressurised air feed to the shut off at the valve in the hose.
Remove left hand side panel to observe the fill matrix. In the bottom right hand corner is the overflow chamber – any water down there operates the system. The problem is usually the softener regeneration unit (the brown sandy bit) turning to a gel and not allowing the water to run in freely. Correct repair is to replace the matrix ) V.V. expensive ………. You may want to consider replacement rather than repair.
I’ve got the same problem with a Bosch SPS5432GB/01 …..Have followed all the advice here re the Aquastop, and have tried to separate the perma-magnets by gently tapping the ’round whitish unit’ but still no water is entering the machine. 🙁
Edit: 14.26 hrs. Have now removed the left side panel as per your instructions Penguin45, but we are none the wiser – can’t see any water trying to get in just the sound of the water draining as you start the machine, and then silence! Think it will need a trip to a qualified engineer and if too expensive to fix it will have to go on to dishwasher heaven!! :rolls:
Many thanks!
September 24, 2009 at 9:46 pm #196999racingredchief
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I had exactly the same problem
mine was Motor failure – siezed
have replaced mine with one from casaparts.co.uk . shes up and running again
September 25, 2009 at 5:33 pm #197000Jammy1
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Thanks ‘racingredchief’ and glad your’s is fixed! 😀
With mine, the machine was trying to run at start up, in the sense that you could hear it trying to pump out water so the motor was working.
A Bosch engineer I spoke to today suggested there might be water in the base of the machine that was causing the Aquastop to kick in. I therefore disconnected the electrics and Aquastop in order to get some play and pulled the machine forward and tipped it on its back onto some rags to soak up any water that came out. Sure enough some water, although not a lot, came out from underneath the machine. Dried it all off, put everything back together and hey-presto the machine started working working!!
Decided to let the machine work through a full cycle and thought my problems had ended, however the machine stopped and froze at the end of the wash cycle. There is a small amount of water on the floor under the machine. So maybe it does need to go to dishwasher heaven after all? 😥
September 25, 2009 at 6:00 pm #197001racingredchief
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may have a simple seal bust ,
might be worth an attempt -
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