I have a Bosch dishwasher SGS69T08EU/10
The issue is that I turn it on I hear the impeller starting to turn even before the machine has filled up with water. Normally you will see the number of minutes BEFORE the machine starts and then closed the door for the program to start.
The program does not start however. Try d to reset by don't seem to be able to do so holding down the reset button A&C as per manual.
What is there left to try?? :)
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If the dishwasher is not starting the wash cycle after replacing the circulating pump, it is possible that there is an issue with the control board. You may want to check the wiring connections between the control board and the new pump to make sure they are properly connected. If the connections are correct, you may need to test the control board and its various circuits to see if there is an issue with any of the components. It is also possible that there is a problem with a sensor or switch that is preventing the dishwasher from starting the wash cycle. You may need to consult the dishwasher's user manual or contact Bosch customer support for further assistance.
Hmmmmmmmm. If the water goes in and the pump starts yet there is no washing action I would suspect that you have an impeller failure. The impeller on Bosch dishwashers is a two piece unit and the plastic rivets slowly dissolve until he impeller fails in 2 pieces. The fix is a new impeller which is supplied with a new seal as well. I believe Bosch does this to avoid running so long without renewing the seal and having a leak. I can't think of any other reason to have a dishwasher soluble part for an impeller. It's a bit of a bit** to fix but there are good videos on utube.
try shutting off the power for at least 30 seconds which will cause a reset. There should be a wall switch near it or use the circuit breaker panel in your home.
check for over sudzing. dont use a cascade with jet dry in it. use regular dishwashing liquid and fill jet dry compartment. you can even jet dry level by turning the knob in dispenser.
Bosch dishwashers typically have flood sensors in the bottom, below the motor. If there is still water in the pan the machine will not fill with water and only try to run the drain pump. Be sure there is no water in the dishwasher pan
Try unplugging the machine for 30 minutes then plugging it back in. I am worried that the pump is bad due to the fact that it needs water to add resistance to work properly and without water the pump spins so free the it burns itself out. But first try unplugging the dishwasher first
I just fixed this fault on my SHE68m05uc. The fault lets the machine run through any cycle and every ting else was working properly. In line between the fill valve and fill float assembly there is an electro magnetic impeller which is "open" if there is no water flow. the signal goes to the timer control board on the lower right side of the machine. If you Pull the impeller, take an OHM reading across the sensor that is mounted to the side of the impeller and blow into one end. If the measurement changes as it rotates, its good. if its shorted "0 Ohms" its broke. The part was about 17$
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