Top 20 Bosch Exxcel WFX 3267 Front Load Washer - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Replace unit its to expensive to call an engineer or at least get a quote on the repair. eric992

Water censor could be blocked preventing the machine from advancing,turn off machine and blow into the water outlet pipe the exit may be blocked preventing the censor from restting eric992

Drain timed out - check for clogged filter or drain motor malfunction. https://www.6ya.com/callphilipforhelp

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Bosch dishwasher error code e09. Icon E 09indicates issues with the heating element. Most likely, the device has burnt down and needs to be replaced, but it's not so simple. The flow-through heater in thedishwasher differs from the heater in the washing machine.

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chek if you have power by the on of button , if tere is power , chek transformer , if there is power on both sides , if motor have a capacitor , test it don,t get shocked ,u can test it with a meter , or it must be abel to make a spark, look for lose wires , chek if tere is belds on the motor and the drum ,chec if the pully on the motor axes is not lose , that the motor run but not the drum ,chec the power lead and the male plug that go to the wall , find the book let in dex for ansers lastly phone your electrical persone , but don ,t get shoked ! please hope it helped

You can either take the dispenser out , unclip top part of dispenser, then prise out the insert which has the holes fof the water, or if dispenser is in place ,with a small screwdriver, gently prise the fabric conditioner downwards and with an old toothbrush , remove the black mould

The Bosch Logixx 8 washers indicate an F37 error when the temperature sensor is defective. Sometimes this can happen if the incoming water line gets too cold. If that is the case, pressing the temperature button twice may help. (You should see a snowflake in the top left corner of the LCD screen.) Otherwise try thawing the water pipes. If the problem isn't cold/frozen water lines, then the temperature sensor is faulty, the wiring between the sensor and the control board could be damaged or the control board has a problem getting the temperature information. Check the sensor and the wiring first. Often there is a sheet inside the washer (near the control board) with the expected resistance across the sensor and other parts. Unplug the washer before testing. Please add a comment with the model of the washer for a parts diagram or price list. If your washer is under warranty, contact Bosch about the error. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Turn off machine,blow into water outlet pipe it may be blocked if necessary take apart water pump to remove debris reassemble eric992

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unplug unit for 1 hour then plug back in

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First check the if there's a debris screen on the got water inlet, as it may be plugged. Make sure the hot water volume is good. With hot water hose disconnected at the washer, put end of hose in bucket and turn on hot water. You should get 20L (5Gal) a minute minimum. If water volume is good and screens are not plugged, then likely the hot water inlet valve has seized. Could be both hot/cold valves are integrated so both get changed. Not a bad idea to just do them both if separate hot/cold valve. If you know how to use a volt meter you could check power at the hot valve to make sure its not a control issue or swap the control wires and select a warm temp cycle. If you get cold water then its not a control issue.(dont forget to put wires back)

Most often this is due to the door not shutting properly. Carefully examine to see if clothing or lint or foreign body is interfering with the full closure of the door. The washer will not start if it does not receive a signal that the door is full closed.

For Bosch washing machines, the E05 error indicates no water coming into the machine, the water being siphoned out of the machine as it enters or the water comes in too slowly. Do you hear the water coming into the washing machine? If you hear the water running in and draining out, check the height of the outflow tube. If it is below the water level in the washer, lift it up to stop the water being siphoned out. If no water is entering the washer, make sure that the water supply shut-off valves are open. Next, check for kinks in the supply hoses. Turn off the shut-off valves and disconnect the supply hoses. Check if the filters are clogged on either the washing machine inlets or at the shut-off. Some supply hoses are designed to stop a flooding problem by restricting the flow if they are damaged. Try connecting the hoses to the shut-off valves. Then place a bucket under the hose, check the water flow rate by turning on the water to each hose individually. Alternatively, just replace the hoses. If the inlet supply is fine but no water enters the machine, then the problem is probably with the washer's inlet valve opening and closing. You can test this with a multi-meter; most washers have a trouble-shooting sheet inside the machine (near the control board) which indicates the expected voltages and resistances. The valve will need to be replaced. If water enters the washing machine without draining out, then the problem is with the sensor that determines the water level. Some machines use a pressure switch. In that case, the air tube can be clogged. That's often simple to blow out. Alternatively, the tube could be damaged. Sometimes the switch or sensor is faulty or the wiring could be damaged. In rare cases, the control board is not getting the correct signals. Please add a comment with the model number of the washer, if you'd like me to search for a parts list or diagram. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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