✨ BOSCH DISHWASHER - E09 - EASY FIX ✨

✨ BOSCH DISHWASHER - E09 - EASY FIX ✨
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[@MichaelWynn-Williams]

Very easy to follow. Brilliant.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much😊👍

[@sandra7127]

Very direct, thank you. I had called a repair guy, as I couldn’t get the silly “permanent spring clip” off. He helped me along & told me there was a new clip with the part; sure enough, it was just caught in the valve. The clip release was way on the underside, so I turned the pump & could access the release. The repair guy was so impressed I was taking it on myself, he offered me a job. LOL Honestly, I don’t know how guys get access in some of these areas. Females hands & fingers are so much smaller.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

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[@crc4g2]

Thanks mate, the wife is very impressed and my daughter now thinks I’m a genius! Great video.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You are a genius😊😂

[@gregmnewman]

Fantastic video, thanks soi much for doing this. It took me longer to get the dishwasher out of the cabinet, than doing the repair following these instructions. i would never of had the confidence to tackle it without watching this. All done for about £80. Brilliant

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, thanks so much Greg😊

[@vanessakynes9091]

I did this repair! I’ve done a few other appliance repairs and this wasn’t the easiest, but it was mostly related to the position you had to put yourself in. My order of the new part left out the new clamp so we bought a c-clamp at hardware store. Running the first express round and will check for leaks before we put trim pieces back! To get the old motor off, I found the clamp impossibly tight, so I did gentle wiggling and was able to get enough looseness to slide off the original clamp. Getting the control panel loose was harder than it looked bc I didn’t want to damage it. Thanks for empowering me to do this! UPDATE: Ran an express load and pulled out, NO LEAKS!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Wow, job Vanessa😊

[@thomaszwick2806]

I could not get the clamp off either so I did your trick of wiggling it off and it worked! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@jross380]

After paying virtually half the cost of my dishwasher a few weeks ago to have a faulty water flow reed switch replaced (maybe a $60 part), I was freaking out at having to cough up again. A great video backed up by all the positive comments from other DIYs so I'm going to give it a go. 🙂 The motor/heater is 6yrs old. Thanks a lot.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Please let us know how it goes 👍

[@jross380]

Terrific Scott. Part arrived and replaced as per your video. Error 09 gone, all went smoothly, plates are nice and hot after wash and I know I saved a fortune even after excluding the cost of the part. Thanks a lot from Down Under.

[@johnb1173]

Great video! Everything went exactly as expected because of this video and now our dishwasher is working as it should!!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great to hear!😊😊😊

[@leahugulini9357]

OMG! this video was spot on. We had just replaced the inlet valve and the heater went. My hubby was impressed with this video, easy to follow along and now our dishwasher is working again. Thanks so much!!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much Leah ❤️👍😊

[@marct3928]

Thank-you so much! We had the E09 fault on our Bosch dishwasher and your video gave me the exact steps to repair it. The replacement pump came with a jubilee clip (hose clamp) and a replacement plastic insert for the dishwasher sump. Tip: The hoses were long enough to remove the machine without disconnecting the water or waste.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great Tips, Thank you 😊😊😊

[@JP-vi2zl]

Thank you!! I never would have tried the repair without seeing your video. Of course, our model had three or four tricky differences, but it was close enough! It works again!!!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, Thank you😊👍

[@mattpeterson4487]

Thanks Scott - just fixed my dishwasher in Wisconsin following your instructions - really appreciate it.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Glad to help Matt👍

[@WrightLisgar]

Thanks for this video - it was helpful. I found there was much better access to the heat pump by turning the dishwashing on its side and working from the bottom.

[@RobMakowski-g6h]

Just what I needed to fix my dishwasher! The $110 I spent on the part is what it would have cost me to just get a repairman to show up. Thank you!!

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[@aliabazari804]

Thanks! this helped me do it myself. it was impossible without your help. saved me $1000

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[@jakeharwood3269]

Great Video. Replaced my pump with no troubles thanks to you and your video.

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[@brianbishop3909]

Awesome walkthrough. Followed along step-by-step and we are up and running. Service call was $125 just to diagnose what I already knew was wrong. Parts and shipping $105. Thanks so much.

[@eviltrout]

This worked perfectly on my Kenmore dishwasher which is a rebranded Bosch. Thanks so much!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, Thanks Robin😊

[@martincday007]

Excellent video that guided me through the process of replacing a Bosch circulation motor, easy when you know what bits to take off. Unfortunately for me once the motor was replaced it didn't clear the E09 fault which was very frustrating.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Interesting, I’d say it will need a new control board👍

[@martincday007]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Thanks, I thought it might be the temperature sensor but no idea where that is. Unfortunately I have come to the view that just buying the parts makes this machine uneconomic to repair. Just five years old but turns out to be cheaper to replace that repair.

[@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance]

I agree Martin, It’s sad that Bosch Dishwasher’s have dropped to such a low level. They actually used to be one of the best ones you can get.

[@martincday007]

@@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance Just an update on this, I eventually got round to borrowing a multi-meter to test the original water circulation pump and testing confirmed that there was a fault with the heater element. I also tested the replacement part which passed so I am not sure now why fitting the replacement didn't fix the problem.

[@rufino-44]

Very helpful video, Scott. I was able to fix the dishwasher and run a test cycle…all before today’s NFL games started! Cheers.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

That’s what I like to hear😊

[@douglasadler]

Awesome! This was just what I needed to replace this part.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Douglas 👍

[@NorthernChev]

They way you've shown here is FAR less complicated than the others I've seen. Most of the others are removing the door and all the internal guts and a whole bunch of other stuff. They way you've shown here is only slightly more difficult to access, but sheds about ten steps in the process.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, thank you👍

[@cburrage5514]

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant - easy tp follow - applies to Siemens Dishwashers also - replaced mine in less that 30 mins.... parts available from siemens website in the uk.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thank you so much😊😊😊

[@ragejed]

Thanks for this. Just fixed mine with your video!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, Thank you

[@stickybudsgardens6942]

Great video bro, thank you! And the first one i watched too! Reading thru the comments it sounds like i don't need to waste time watching others. I have the same model with the same code and symptom. Now to find the best price on the part... Cheerz 👊🏻👍🏻

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Very cool, Please let us know how it goes😎

[@mariorainy]

cooll stuff, really helped me to fix our dishwasher without any problems

[@anandch6539]

Scott Thanks for the Video, After replacing the heat pump, the controller is tripping again and again, means power is on, but machine running indicator light goes off, and again it starts, and again it stops, does it mean that controller unit is having some issue?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you redo all the pump connections again? I wonder if there is a wire touching metal somewhere and grounding out?

[@trevorward9680]

Thanks....saved me a couple hundred bucks.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You Did It, and You Saved 💰💰💰

[@tincansailor9437]

I followed this tutorial and voila! Code fixed!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

I love it😊👍

[@mdurkin76]

Is there a reason you didn't turn the dishwasher on its side to access the motor more easily? I saw another video where they turned it and it seemed easier.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

That’s a good idea👍

[@RayMarr]

Easy fix! Thank you.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Ray👍

[@amadolopez9382]

great video.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks!

[@romanrob]

Nice vid. No need to remove the metal clip at 4-30, the pump just slides off, with a bit of a wiggle

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

That’s true, Thank you.

[@RJGamer-zb4lb]

Do you have to remove the drain pipe and water pip if im able to pull it all the way out and keep water running?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You can keep them connected 👍

[@RJGamer-zb4lb]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel ok, thanks! 👍. I took my pump apart but did not find anything that was broken on the heating elements. wonder what causing it to fail? I'm waiting for my new pump right now. hopefully that fix it.

[@curtlewis3446]

I’m curious to find out what you mean when you say, “the customer was not using the dishwasher correctly”. Can you expand on what you mean by that? Thanks.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Curt, That customer wasn’t rinsing the dishes prior to loading which just made the motor burn out early.

[@curtlewis3446]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel thank you Scott for the explanation. We’ve been meticulous about rinsing all dishes before washing. I just wanted to see if perhaps it was something we were doing wrong before I attempt this repair.

[@lauraschreier7377]

Thank you!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Your welcome 😊

[@markgoodrich1909]

Great video, easy replacement BUT now getting E11 code, dishes not drying. Orange wire connector came apart at disassembly, was able to put the orange wires back in the connector...could they need to be in a certain order? Unit goes through full cycle.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you send some pictures of that to my email at: [e-mail]

[@markgoodrich1909]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel I will try, it's buttoned back up. Thank you, local repair guys are saying replace wiring harness or "I dunno, call someone else"...:)

[@billeverette9894]

Disconnect door springs, remove two screws securing base at rear of dishwasher, and that whole plastic base comes off when you lay the unit on its back. Much easier

[@sjbarrera]

Thanks for the video -- very helpful! What size hose clamp did you use when connecting the new motor?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

2 inch👍

[@joerosmini356]

Great video. Replaced pump no problem. But now I get error code 23. Can hear pump initiate then shut down. Any suggestions?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Something is stopping it from draining.

[@joerosmini356]

Figured out error 23 with help appliance repair guy. When replacing motor plug came off drain pump. Plugged back in and everything running fine.

[@wolfram6429]

Very well done. Thank you!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You’re very welcome 😊😊😊

[@Pooh11932]

Thanks

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

No problem👍😊

[@gtas04]

Could you lay the dishwasher on its left side so that you would be working "down" from the right side instead of lying on the floor? Also, I would like to test the old heat pump to make sure it's bad before buying a new one. What terminals would I probe with my multimeter for continuity, and what readings should I expect? Any other tests that would be helpful? Thanks!

[@hyweltthomas]

Yes, that's the way I did it - not totally lying down but resting at 45 degrees on a chair.

[@zachl355]

Scott, appreciate the vid. Have an SHP865WF5N with an E09 and I'm convinced it is the heater that has failed. You mentioned in the video acquiring a circulation pump for $50-150. I'm seeing as low as $240 online where I'm looking. Any suggestions?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

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[@zachl355]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel I appreciate the added info. Word to the wise when attacking this repair yourself ... mark the three orange control wire leads into the connector on the pump and take notes! When I went to remove this connector from the defective pump, the "cover" to this connector popped off and out popped the three orange wires. They have no markings to identify which one goes to which slot in the connector. So, out of the six available combinations, I found the right one on my fifth try. On each of the previous attempts, I received an E11 error code and the heat pump did not work properly. Thanks again for the great vid!

[@biker1011]

Thanks for video.. I am getting E09 error. Which heating pump do i used? My dishwasher Nr. is : SN46P580EU/C9

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you send me that question to: [e-mail]

[@oneselmo]

Greetings Scott. Your video has enabled me to remove the heater/motor combo without tearing the whole machine apart! Our SHE8ER55UC/01 showed the 09 error. Now in the previous generations, that was always circuit damage from an undersized heater relay. I would replace the old 10 amp relay with a slightly larger 20 amp relay, repair the damaged copper trace on the circuit board, and be good to go. You mention in your video that the package label has the heat re part number printed on it, but I can't read it. My burnt out heater doesn't have any part numbers on it. Would you please post the heater part number for us?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

partsdr.com/part/12008381-heat-pump?gclid=Cj0KCQiArvX_BRCyARIsAKsnTxPmrC8qhhZnX536wlWv21XmUVDhIUJM1LyruCHOqpZEuRG9sgKSCDwaAjHeEALw_wcB

[@kristahalayko2730]

I took the heater off and there was no apparent burnt wire to solder. Is it possible that the heater itself is still burnt out or is it most likely the controller??? Parts aren't coming that quick these days so deciding if we are getting a new dishwasher. Thanks.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

80% chance it’s the heater/circulation motor.

[@kristahalayko2730]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Thanks

[@Love29242]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel thx for sharing this very helpful video 🙏. I'm grateful.It's saving me and I'll others lots of time. 🥰

[@bobspanner]

I have a freestanding Bosch SMS25EI00G/51 is it the same process?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

I believe so😊

[@hyweltthomas]

Yes, just take off the right hand side - 3 screws

[@bobspanner]

@@hyweltthomas Thanks, I did exactly that and managed to change one over easily, part was around £75 , advice from repairers get a new dishwasher. . . .was only 2 weeks out of warranty . . . . :/

[@hyweltthomas]

@@bobspanner I bought my wife a nice car on Wednesday, but she was more impressed that I fixed the dishwasher...

[@greggcrannage740]

Are you wearing a Rolex Sub?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Hi Gregg, I wear it every day and I really enjoyed it for the last 18 years.

[@diybrad4666]

My heat pump just went out and its only been 3 years. E09 error. We clean the filter all the time. This is a faulty part and Bosch should absolutely do a recall. Shame on them!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You speak the TRUTH😊👍👊

[@RealMaltigow]

That video was not only very useful to me technically, it also gave me the confidence to repair dishwasher myself. My wallet and pride are both very thankful to you ! THANKS

[@brentpawlowski3972]

The heating element fails due to poor design. It has nothing to do with water flow or filter condition. The heater element is essentially heat tape wrapped around the circumference of the stamped metal pump housing. The radial expansion of the housing streeses and breaks the heat tape near the hot / neutral conductors and makes an open circuit. Basically cheap crap. Mine just failed again.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Brent, Bosch used to be so much better😔

[@danmartellotta2507]

Very disappointed with Bosch. My dishwasher is two years old and error code e09 is being displayed. I clean the filter weekly, which really is never that dirty. I also have a water softener. Water seems hot when door is open when running dishwasher. Everything is clean at end of cycle.

[@Medea007]

How long did it last?

[@steve_main]

Car wont start in the morning.. its an easy fix! Just replace the engine! This is not an easy fix for most people! easy fix haha

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

😂😂😂😂

[@brucewilcox908]

This video was so helpful, I ordered the heat pump and replaced it myself. I had trouble reusing the clamp, so I went to an auto parts store and purchased a standard hose clamp. No more E09 code and the dishwasher is working great!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much Bruce😊😊

[@applelemming]

Hi! I did the swap but now my lcd panel does not work- I plugged everything back in- any ideas on what to looo for? Thanks for the video.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Nice job, I think the power plug that goes from the wall to the back of the dishwasher got a little loose in the back. Just need to push it in securely 👍

[@robharpelle6475]

Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to put this together. One of the best DIY videos I have seen.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much Rob😊👍

[@Stevealaska99567]

Wow that really helped. I think I had more time in research than the actual repair. I think it was 45 minutes total time even with some little mishaps. The simplest thing of plugging the orange and black connectors in really eat my lunch. I actually had to pull the unit out after having it installed to look at why I could not get them plugged in. My advise is the black one goes in first and then the orange one last. You can actually plug the orange one in off-set and then the black one will not go in. Found that out the hard way. Thanks for posting this as it was a huge help and made this job go really well.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much Steve👍

[@Mark_Glanville]

Thanks! Made the job super easy. I wasn’t able to get a new heater/motor unit quick enough so I took the heater/motor apart and was able to solder the burnt connection on the heater and now it works perfect at $0 cost. -- UPDATE 8/2020-- My solder fix failed after 7 months so I replaced the pump today with a new one.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Wow, Very impressive 👍

[@reachforthesky1576]

How easy was it to take that apart?

[@Mark_Glanville]

Dad Dancing - It was only a few screws, the outer shell of the pump is the heater and that is a press fit into the pump intake with a rubber seal, the only trouble I had was with that seal. First try it leaked a little so I took it back out and apart and used a little Vaseline on the seal. No more leak after that and its been a few months now. You might be able to solder the connector without taking the pump apart because there’s a opening in the case at the connector.

[@reachforthesky1576]

@@Mark_Glanville Thank you so much Mark, for taking the trouble to describe that.

[@400djl]

Took mine apart and was able to solder the trace from the connector to the heater. Thanks for the advice.

[@BILLYVOU]

i just fixed my bosch dishwasher due to heating element failure . your video was very helpfull. i am a retired engineer so your video was perfect for me . thank you very much. BILLYVOU from GREECE

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Nice job Billy😊😊😊

[@evanmcollier]

Scott, as others have noted, this was far less complicated than removing the sump. The only issue I had was tightening the clamp. I had zero visibility and ended up just screwing it as snug as I could before pushing it on..I may pay for that.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Yep, You have to do it by feel. You can run it with the dishwasher still out of the cabinet and the side panel removed and watch for leaks just to make sure that clamp is tight enough.

[@rens73]

Thanks, great video! I have just removed the broken pump (checked the resistance with a multimeter) and waiting for the replacement to arrive home. The only doubt is why this is happened? Filter was really clean, the engine in the pump was working fine and I didn't see any problem until the E09 appeared. I hope it was the age of the dishwasher (8.5 years old) that made this possible, otherwise I am worried it can happen again soon.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You’re right, it’s just age related. Bosch went with a new type of circulation pump that has a heater added to it. The wire used for the heating element is too thin and breaks causing a no Heat dishwasher.

[@rens73]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Thanks, I actually removed also the heating element inside the pump as I wanted to see where it happened. I found several burned points, I suppose one of them was the culprit and the problem was just ready to happen. Quite annoyingly it happened the 1st day of the year :D I have seen some videos that explain some ways to repair it, but it will change the resistance and I am a bit worried that can cause problems to other parts of the machine. So, I will just stick with the original plan and change the whole piece thanks to your video.

[@oliviere1215]

Thanks for the tuto! I don't really believe in the theory of the customer not cleaning the filter, leading to the fault. Every once in a while these dishwashers throw an error E22 to tell us to clean the filter. And you can't use it again until it's cleaned.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great point!

[@trivalentclan]

Thank you for the video. Have you considered rotating the dishwasher onto its right side when replacing this pump. I found the bottom access far easier and had to disconnect less parts of the dishwasher. My Bosch replacement pump came with a screw clamp to replace the original crimp clamp.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great idea😊

[@nicsmith9120]

Thank you, everything I needed to know. Easy to follow.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You're welcome!😊😊😊

[@Lorimbc]

Hi, Same dishwasher but the only setting that now works is two hours and we use 30 min. Tried unplugging, shutting the circuit breaker, and holding the start button. Help!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Hi Lori, Can you send that same question to my email at: [e-mail]

[@ckramer1851]

Really should not use dish soap, using rinse aid is a much better way to go and the edge connectors have a release on the top you should not wiggle or use a tool on the red or black wired edge connectors. you can also lay the unit in its side to not fight gravity.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great Ideas, Thank You😊😊

[@rprice051]

Great video! Had error code E09. You made the dishwasher pump/heater repair a walk in the park compared to doing it solo!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Randy😊😊😊

[@stevemortimer8309]

Thanks for the great video. E09 error coincided with tripping the RCD circuit. £80 from Amazon for the heat pump. My six year old Siemens dishwasher was just like the one in the video except that the cover on the control unit was clipped at one end and trick to prise off. Other than that simple enough to swap the pump even for a novice like me. Better than buying a new dishwasher.

[@parth_0521]

Hi, thanks for comment. I am also getting E09 error in Siemens dishwasher. My question is, Is this error due to RCD circuit or due to pump? How you found this defective part? Thank you so much.

[@jlccordeiro]

Thank you for the video. I'm still having the error after the replacement. Any thoughts on what may be causing it and how to fix? Most search results point to the control board 😢😢. Thank you again.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

How high does the water get after running it for 3 minutes. It might need a new fill valve.

[@jlccordeiro]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Thanks so much for the follow up. It turned out that the new pump was not properly plugged in. Sorted now - phew! Thanks & Congrats again on your great content.

[@parth_0521]

Thank you so much for video. After replacing heat pump. Dish washer giving wired noise. Then immediately I turn off. I don't want extra work. Can you please guide me here? Thank you so much. I fitted pump perfectly

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you send this same question to my email at: [e-mail]

[@parth_0521]

@Scott The Fix-It Guy DIY Appliance Videos thank you Scott. Already sent email.

[@happy2watchu]

You said dishwasher was used incorrectly. How?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

They weren’t cleaning the filter and not rising the dishes.

[@happy2watchu]

Scottthefixitguy We pre wash dishes in sink before loading in dishwasher and clean filter ever couple days and heating element still went out.

[@dj4634]

Thank you, I just replaced mine using your excellent instructional video.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Great to hear!😊

[@snowmelt2]

where can you find them for $50? your link was over $200

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Here’s a better price: www.amazon.com/Bosch-Dishwasher-12008381-Heat-Pump/dp/B083QPJXKX/ref=m_pd_aw_vtp_sccl_1/132-3729541-5399428?pd_rd_w=W91c0&content-id=amzn1.sym.d5e7574b-3bec-4f63-9c76-77b5aef50397&pf_rd_p=d5e7574b-3bec-4f63-9c76-77b5aef50397&pf_rd_r=6TA1E7H387QD2WD3T31X&pd_rd_wg=ncPb4&pd_rd_r=ef241830-049a-45dd-a991-ad8fc3153635&pd_rd_i=B083QPJXKX&psc=1

[@megdurkin651]

About how long does this job typically take?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

30-45 minutes 👍

[@anthonytownsend5224]

Successful repair - hot water is back - but dishwasher seems to stop at start or dry cycle with an E11 error. Something different or did I make a mistake on install?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

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[@anthonytownsend5224]

update: I must not have fully seated all the connectors. unplugged and re-inserted all 3 and it works like a charm

[@parth_0521]

Thank you so much for video. Does this step will help me to solve Siemens dishwasher E09 error? Or do you have dedicated video for Siemens dishwasher? Thank you so much once again for this great video.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

This should be the same fix😊

[@parth_0521]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel thank you so much for quick reply.

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

Hi Ours is saying this to but only at the end of a.wash and the dishwasher is working and cleaning dishes ok?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Does it try ok?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Does it dry ok?

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel I'll check I haven't paid much attention Usually right when the wash cycle is finished all the dishes are warm and plates are dry (other dishes like bowls and poys have always had water still on them way before this error appeared)

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel yeh just finished and no heat and dishes aren't dry

[@יגאלשחר-ד1מ]

מעולה, בלי הסרט לא הייתי יודע איך מפרקים מדיח כלים סימנס 300 Qחדש יחסית, הכול קליקים פעם היו ברגים, ומתאים בדיוק לתקלה E-09 כנראה גוף חימום(משולב מנוע), שאפו!

[@jeanlaws8210]

Thank you for recording this repair. You saved my husband and me a lot of grief trying to replace the water heater on our Bosch dishwasher without having to completely dismantle it as show in other videos.

[@bobspanner]

I saw the same. . . . horrifying videos of complete dismantling the whole thing to get to the pump . . . . I nearly gave up then found this video :)

[@jeanlaws8210]

@@bobspanner - ikr? When I ordered the part, I watched a repair video and the Bosch Dishwasher in the video did not have the plastic covering like my model. When we tipped ours over we were shocked to discover it was not going to be as easy as the repair video showed. Then it was a frantic search to find something that would help us, and thankfully I found this video.

[@debihuffman7153]

Scott - Appreciate the video. We replaced the heat element/ pump and are still getting the E09 error code. Machine model # SHX68TL5UC/07, Part # 00753351. Any ideas what to try next?

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

We get this error but the water still gets heated. It just ends the cycle with this code showing. We also forgot to register the dishwasher so there’s no warranty as far as Im aware

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Do you think the water at the kitchen sink is 120 degrees Fahrenheit?

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

I'm not sure how hot our water gets. It gets hot enough to get burned if not paying attention, but that probably doesn't help.@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel

[@wortexinternational2598]

My Bosch unit displays the E09 code at the END of the cycle. Approx 10 min. to the end (2h30m cycle) but during the cycle I opened the door and the water is just lukewarm. Could it be that the element is heating but not to full 120F temp ? I thought these elements either worked or not (broken line) and thus the code would be triggered immediately as you try to run the unit. Mine turns off the code as soon as I open the door and it won't come back until running about 2h10m+. The dishes are remain dirty, as the water is not hot enough. Could it be a sensor issue ? Will the sensor issue trigger the E09 code ? Thank you

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you send that same question to my email? At: [e-mail]

[@parth_0521]

@@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel Hi , thanks for comment. I am facing same issue. What is solution for this issue? Thank you so much.

[@QuickAndEasy5MinuteAppliance]

Yep, Just needs that heater/circulation pump replaced 👍

[@brandonl3701]

Thanks for the great video. Was able to order and install the part with the help of your video. Saved me a bundle!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Awesome, thanks Brandon 😊😊😊

[@nrmjisaacs]

Thanks!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks so much 😊

[@ZoranTasovac]

Thanks for great video. I really do not see the part number you mention. Can you please clarify?

[@SherwoodBotsford]

How universal is this? I notice significajnt differences betrween the access that you showed, and my unit: e.g. mine has front leveling legs like a refrigerator, and is securted to the cabinet frame with wood screw through a tab.

[@jeremywhetzel3273]

Hi, Scott. I was hoping you could clarify something you mentioned in the beginning of the video. You said, "This unit is only 2 years old, so it was probably used incorrectly." What incorrect usage would cause this? Ours is 3 years old and just started this error, and to my knowledge we've been using it exactly as the manual instructs. Thanks!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Hi Jeremy, I think this is just a poorly engineered part from Bosch. Sometimes people don’t clean the filter and it limits the amount of water going over the heating coils which can cause it to overheat prematurely.

[@oneselmo]

Yes Scott, this heater is not as well designed as the previous immersion heater design. Bosch has a new part number 00705174 to replace the old 0655250, so if your replacement assembly has the old number, don't accept it. The old design is prone to failure because the heating coil is too thin to be reliable.

[@raysmith9152]

@@oneselmo Ok so the new one despite the 007 part # is not very 007?

[@marct3928]

Thanks!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Welcome! Thanks so much Marc😊😊😊

[@somersettyke9726]

Great video, thank you. Worked a treat. A small piece of plastic had got into the motor, causing it to burn out with error code E09.

[@totalcarrinhosecoflex]

Hello man ! Thank you so much. I just fix my machine. Every think ok ! Really cool your video. In my case I have to change the cables from the original (old ) Heater pump to the new one like your example. Mayble you can make a video about the old to the new one eletric system cable. Nelson

[@mneprs]

Thanks, this helped me get my Bosch dishwasher running again!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Excellent , thank so much

[@MoLoToVo]

Thanks!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

No problem!

[@dgordon7812]

Thank you! I was able to replace it myself without a repair call and it worked well and is fully functional. Well done video, easy to follow and understand.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Glad it helped

[@rens73]

Thanks, it worked very well. Not sure why, the first time I started the dishwasher the cord become really hot and it actually burned the fuse after 15 minutes. I double checked everything and didn't find any problem. So, I supposed must have been something stuck somewhere or the cord not connected properly. I ran another 2 washing, longer and hotter this time, and everything was fine. Hope 5 quid are enough for a pint where you live ;)

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

That’s so good you got it going👍😊

[@colbyosborn632]

I couldn’t see the part number in the video. Could you post it in the comments? Thanks!

[@andyirving9592]

Thank you so much for this video. I'd looked for similar on YT but this was the clearest and easiest to follow. Replacement complete with a huge amount of money saved. Thanks man!

[@JamesGlanville]

Great video, thanks. I have a Neff S511A50X1G/48 and just fixed it following this guide. I managed to do it without pulling the dishwasher out though - there is a front panel below the door I could remove and there was /just/ enough space to do the repair through there. It was fiddly and I had to use a torch but still quicker for me than removing the integrated dishwasher would have been. I definitely couldn't have done it without following this video for the precise steps and movements needed to switch out the pump. Thanks!

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Nicely done James👍😊

[@BarneyDog]

Good video, it helped alot. My heat pump lasted 6 years from new, I would like to know if other Bosch owners experienced longer or shorter life from their heat pump. Your video mentioned a clogged filter as a possible cause for failure. I noticed during my repair another possible reason for failure. The inlet screen was clogged with rust and sediment from the water supply. I soaked the screen in a lime and rust cleaner for five minutes and it was good as new.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Nice job Barney. They are burning out often before 4 years😬

[@WebVideoTours]

Hi Scott, thanks for this video - it has been very helpful so far. One quick question though. My old sms58m02eu/02 bosch has different electrical connectors, and now I can't connect the new part. My old circulation pump has a row of seven metal connectors, whereas the new part only has the three, with room next to it for another type connector. There are two connectors coming from the wire harness. One three thick red wires and a green one, and the second has three thinner grey wires. Any idea on how to proceed?

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Can you send your model number and that question to: [e-mail]

[@AustinBedell]

Thanks so much for this video. A repair guy (linked from the Bosch website) came to my house and told me that it would be $500 to replace the whole control board (not the heater/pump) and it would be better just to buy a new dishwasher. I ordered the part for just over $100 and followed this video and everything works fine. Only wish I would've done that before contacting the repair company...

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

You’re the Man Austin😊😊😊

[@warrenwiz5]

Well done, sir. I wish the video was a little bit higher resolution and some of the trickier spots were shown in a little bit more detail (how do you access the hose clamp after the motor is reattached, there’s like zero space there??) but the commentary/walkthrough was very well done and well thought through.

[@ScottTheFixItGuyChannel]

Thanks Warren, I think I used a very small ratchet to tighten up the clamp.