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December 20, 2003 at 10:25 pm #5011
eastlmark
ModeratorJust been to a new style Bosch diswasher, about a year old, overfilling and flooding out the door!
It seems on these new cheap and nasty designs, hard to belive that they still have a “quality image” there is no traditional Bosch float switch or indeed a pressure switch or even a flow meter. Infact, it bafled me how they measured the water in until I found a ALEX reed switch underneath right near the filter moulding. get this, just ajacent to the filter inside the cavity is a removable ” plug” about 1.5cm round inside which is a magnet on a float which on reaching the correct level activates the said Alex reed switch. The big problem with this is, the customer can EASILY pull out this plug while cleaning the filter (some of them do this believe it or not) well this is what happenend to mine today. No wonder I was baffled as the float/magnet was hidden in a draw next to the dishwasher as the customer did not know what it was! result overfilling!
Something to watch out for in the future.December 21, 2003 at 1:20 am #107054nemo
ParticipantRe: nasty new Bosch dishwashers
not nasty just new and cheaper to produce!
whether they’ll stand the test of time …?the fill is timed and the reed switch is just used for calibration on the latest models. however the earliest models did use this reed switch to detect level on all parts of wash cycle – this being the case the pcb should be upgraded. should have checked the mushroom float (the safety level device) if the cut outs at the bottom are approx 7mm then needs replacing with new 2mm cut out version. some appliances require both pcb and mushroom replacing, others just mushroom, depending on model/age
December 21, 2003 at 8:43 am #107055kwatt
KeymasterSo that is the manufacturer, yet again, fixing a poor initial design once the product is in the field and as usual either us, the insurer or the customer foots the bill to rectity their error. 😉
IMO, if they modify so many things the appliance was poor when it left the factory gates.
K.
January 29, 2004 at 12:58 pm #107056Seamy
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Have had a problem with SGS43A22GB/01 model, actually found part of top spray arm, lodged underneath mushroom & preventing in moving, anyone know part no for repair kit for this machine, as we sell lots of this model in our shop & i reckon i’ll need to carry spare in my van if they’re prone to trouble. Ta.
January 29, 2004 at 1:17 pm #107057Dave_Conway
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Seamy, part number for upper spray arm and support is 350644 list price £14.34 ex VAT.
Dave.
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