Bosch Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Hi, Please remove the power source for 5 minutes while the door is closed. Then, restore the source and turn on your machine again. If the issue persists, please find the sensor that determines whether door is closed and apply pressure to it to determine whether it still functions. If the sensor does not work, then you might need to have the machine serviced. Thank you.

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There is some basic help here. Some companies put a wiring diagram on the inside of the back panel. https://www.google.com/search?q=bosch+hbn43m551b+wiring+diagram ..

You could unplug it, it is as you describe, malfunctioning and is not cooling. Unless the internal temperature is correct of course, then it is a waiting game. The alarm cannot be dissabled.

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Try this website. I explains the most common symbols Bosch use. https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/experience-bosch/using-your-appliance/washing-machine-symbols-guide#/Togglebox=8805164-8781535-1/

Possible throw out bearing or pilot shaft bushing.

Most electrical bench and table top tools have a part called a 'capacitor' fitted. These do occasionally fail. In simple terms it is a electrical component that stores a electrical charge. When you turn the table saw on the capacitor very quickly loads the motor with that charge boosting the power supply to get it up to speed. If you are doing this yourself wear RUBBER gloves to protect yourself from electrical shocks. They are usually quite simple to replace, However, Capacitors still hold a charge when the saw has NOT been used in a while AND when it is unplugged from the wall socket. They can give you quite a kick, some can actually kill you, if you aren't careful. The safest way to discharge a capacitor that I've found is to use a Capacitor Discharge pen, (often cheap to buy), or the bulb set up. Two short lengths of INSULATED wire with a bulb in the middle. With the table saw Unplugged and wearing rubber gloves touch one wire to one capacitor terminal and the other wire to the other terminal. Using a bulb it should light up then steadily fade. Once the bulb is totally off the capacitor should be safe to handle. BEFORE you remove the wires check the markings on the capacitor to make sure it isn't a directional flow of voltage. Some are and some are not.

Bosch do not list E61 as an error code. F16 means the door lock is faulty/misaligned.

That normally signifies a leak. Under the machine there is a plastic pan with a sensor in it. However Bosch have a different idea. https://www.google.com/search?q=Bosch+Series+6+dishwasher+Tap+error+symbol ..

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Check your door switch.

Use an external timer socket perhaps.

binding or overheating ---try lubing the gears-motor and anvil

Hi. I have the same problem. Did you got to the end of it? Thanks

replace cord