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  • #52452
    machineman
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    Hey bosch dsihwasher overfilling and causing flood, usual problem is the little float, give that a clean and works 9 times out of 10. cleaned float this time and still overfilling. ne ideas??

    #311835
    machineman
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    should also say valve had burst with the frost.
    changed valve ,m/c fills, wash pump kicks in but still fills to a higher level then stops .
    carries on washing but leaking
    Dave

    #311836
    machineman
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    Any ideas
    Dave

    #311837
    subs
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    Re: sgs43a22uk fd8209 bosch overfill

    Is it definately over filling and not just leaking from a warped door seal?

    Subs

    #311838
    Penguin45
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    Re: sgs43a22uk fd8209 bosch overfill

    Looks like it’s a timed-fill machine. Fill is set initially by the float tripping and the machine then pumping a fixed amount of water back out. The computer the calculates how long to fill before the float trips.

    1/ Did you fit the correct Bosch inlet valve – flow rate is critical?
    2/ Is the float free to move, is it the right way up if you’ve removed it for cleaning?

    Otherwise, the only control is the pcb. I think there’s a mod – one of the BSH lads may be able to advise on that one.

    Chris.

    #311839
    machineman
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    how do you tell which is the right way up, we tried it both ways still over flowed
    Its not door seal ,when you open door the water is just below lip
    Dave

    #311840
    nomadPaul
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    machineman wrote:how do you tell which is the right way up, we tried it both ways still over flowed
    Its not door seal ,when you open door the water is just below lip
    Dave

    Grey side up….clear side down

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