Bosch Dishwasher Not Draining Properly - Watch this! How to clean Bosch dishwasher drain and filter
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- Bosch dishwasher not draining properly is a typical issue for any homeowner. If Bosch dishwasher is not draining properly e24 error code will appear on the screen.
It applies not only to Bosch dishwasher but to any dishwasher - Kenmore, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, LG, Samsung, Amana, Frigidaire. This kind of issue is caused by dishwasher clogged drain pipe and filter.
In this video, you can see how to clean the drain pipe and filter in your Bosch dishwasher. If you have any other dishwasher and your dishwasher is not draining properly then you can apply the same approach and clean the dishwasher filter and drain exactly the same way. Dishwasher clogged drain pipe and filter is something that any homeowner can do and you don't need to call an appliance repair technician. This five minutes DIY project will save you money.
So if your Bosch dishwasher won't drain or any other dishwasher won't drain just watch this three-minute step-by-step instructions. This applies to any Bosch dishwasher not draining properly including the popular one shx55rl5uc.
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You just saved me a service call (or for the extremely anxious brain, a new dishwasher) and I can’t thank you enough. There was a small price label stuck to the bottom of a little dish I bought, and that sticky label made its way to the hose under the sink at 1:16
Worked! Other tutorial didn't even consider checking the drain hose. Thank you!
Antonio, We are glad it helped!
Thank you so much. I managed to do the under the sink trick since I clean my inner tray every few weeks. I found a three inch piece of string but nothing else. Turned machine on and it drained right away just like in your video. I should mention that I thoroughly rinse anything that goes into the dishwasher because I need it to keep working. The only downside was I dumped the water out into the sink before I reattached the hose. Very funny, eh. Thank you again so very much! Blessings to you and yours.
I am glad to hear it helped you to fix the issue!!!
You just saved me an expensive service call! I clean the drain every two weeks but never thought of the hose!
Thanks, Susan! I am glad we were helpful
Good video. Concise, accurate. Once suggestion - if you find mineral buildup in the filter, soak it in vinegar to dissolve the minerals.
Great tip, Bruce! Yes, vinegar would be helpful. Thanks for your feedback and watching this video!
Great video. Short and to the point. Worked great. I especially liked the "high tech pen" used to clear any debris from the drain pipe. Continued success in your business.
You're welcome! :)
Thank you so much for your video. The advice you gave was very helpful. You asked how often I clean my dishwasher's filter? I personally clean it about once every two months
Thanks, Donna, for watching and for your question. Glad it was helpful! and cleaning once every two months is perfect
Great video thank you very much for the easy to see and clear instructions
Thanks for watching, Kelly! Glad it was helpful!
Very clear explanation. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! Great tutorial.
You're welcome!
Great video, learned a lot. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much!
Great, it is very useful, thanks so much
thanks so much worked so easy.
This worked for me! Thanks
Glad it helped!
thank you for sharing!
My pleasure! I am glad it was helful!
We have hard water. Can you soak the filter in vinegar to dissolve the calcium, without damaging the filter?
Didn’t work for me. I think the clog is in another part of the hose. I clean the filter weekly.
My Bosch dishwasher runs much longer than the program says. I turned it on at 10pm and it was still running at 6am. What can I do?
This video is pretty hilarious. If you can afford $1,000 Bosch dishwasher, you should probably go ahead and splurge on a $12 screwdriver. 🤣
Hello, absolutely agree with your comment and we do use proper tools when repairing appliances. The idea of this video was to show that the drain pipe of the Bosch or any other dishwasher can be cleaned using the knife and pen.
Hi. I have just installed Bosh SHX3AR75UC, it brand new , but not starting, not resetting, kindly help
Hello Sajid, thanks for watching and thanks for the question. I would check the breakers and power supply line first, then track the power cord connection to the dishwasher. If still not good call manufacturer for warranty services
I have a brand new Bosch dishwasher that I hardly use. When I was looking under my sink, I noticed that the drain line going into the disposal from the Bosch had water in it. The water is nice and clean. The drain reservoir is empty and the filters are nice and clean… the dishwasher is effectively brand new. Less than one year old.
I reset the cycle and then manually did a rinse and drain cycle… I was able to see the water being flushed through the hose since it’s a clear hose. After the cycle, there was still water left in the line.
Is this normal? And if not, what should I look for? There are no error codes in the dishwasher is great at washing the dishes… No performance problems. Justice water sitting in that hose that’s bugging me.
I have the exact same issue right now... Have you figured it out?
@@amac8487 My install was done wrong and instead of using a clamp to secure the hose they just tucked it between sink and back wall. If they had installed it properly, I would never have looked at this.
Yes- there will be water in the hose, between the pump and the point where the hi-loop turns downhill to the disposal.
Hit this link to see. Set speed to 1.5 and just watch it :-). czcams.com/video/QtKwW98-oyA/video.htmlfeature=shared
1.16 pic of correct install
2.50 shows clamp u need
3.50 shows how to install the clamp
4.20 air gap (if your local code requires it)
@@thisistheway812thanks for the reply! I’m not sure what my issue was, but I took off that hose, pushed a screw drier through and wiped with paper towel, reset the machine, and it seems to drain now. Oddly, It didn’t really seem clogged up at all, but maybe I missed something.
I never realized how important the hose positioning would be in this situation. Def something for me to note for future. Thank you :)
it is normal, when it drains little water stays where filter go,like 2 "
Hello Morales, thanks for the question and yes, a little bit of standing water is fine. You should not worry about that
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sorry :)
Tools needed: Pen & Butter knife 😂
indeed! :)))))
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I have cleaned all but still not draining water .help !
If that's the case then you may need to call a technician to assess the dishwasher. It may be that the main pump in the dishwasher is gone and needs to be replaced. It also depends how old the dishwasher is and replacing the pump may be more expensive than buying the new dishwasher
@@techvillappliancerepair3825 what acctually happened i put some water that came out straight from the hose pipe then I put some more water that 2nd dose of water didn't drain ..still inside the dishwater...something is clogging inside the dish washer I checked pipe that was clean completely.
It seems like the issue may be with the pump itself. If cleaning the pipe didn't help it looks like you need to call a technician and let him evaluate the situation on site.
doing up the outlet with a knife, really
Yes, David! we are showing here that everybody can do that without special tools. But when we repair our clients' appliances we do use professional tools.