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take the lid off

push down hard on the drum and let go. try to bounce it like a ball. if shocks are ok it should resist you. if its easy to bounce you need shocks

double check filter as sometimes if it pumps out too slowly it can affect balance

Dave

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ok a lot of modern electrical systems use RCBO’s instead of circuit breakers. these not only detect over current events but also earth problems. if you system has RCBO’s then this is probably a duff element

check id you have them. look for the test button on each circuit

Dave

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ok have a careful look at the element. look for elements that are distored or closer together. what i am looking for a poss hot spots

if all looks ok you can get the NTC on its own which will be used to sense fliter. there is also one at the fron which maybe involved

Dave

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filter in the door have you held it up to the light and checked it

get a lot of them block over time and need washing

Dave

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SGS53C12GB/21

https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/sparepartslist/SGS53C12GB/21#/Togglebox=tb0510/

bosch have replaced it with a wired supressor

you should be able to find it cheaper in other places

access from RHS

you can remove it and it should work normally its mainly to stop interference getting into the main supply

and it stops surge damage to electronics

Dave

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that has to be a system fault. sound like the system has reversed so its moving heat from outside to inside instead of the other way around

if thats the case its scrap

Dave

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do you wnat to check that model as its not coming up

SGS0 after that it fails

Dave

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yes these will be a whirlpool dishwasher rebadged

Bet your problem is broken wires at the bottom of the door. they are prone to it

Dave

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there is a pressure switch. its very small and attached to the sump

p sw part no 14000 05 54-08 / 3

Dave

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any voltage you get will only be 5 or 12v DC on some machines

if the wires are very thin its likley to be low voltage

Also its a common problem for wires to break as the leave the bottom of the door

Dave

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look up what you dishwasher manufacturer recommends

Dave

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i would guess its 14004 41 90-01 / 9

descrbed as 140 degreess NO stat

Dave

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have you looked at the switch to see if there are manufaturer numbers on them

Dave

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no way

for a manufacturer to suggest disconnecting a safety wire is a liability waiting to happen

better to remove elements and cook them in another oven

Dave

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does seem a bit on the hot side

does the smell seem to come from there

Dave

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