Where an older Bosch dishwasher has a two-digit display, a single F stands for the fill-water code. Bosch's service sheet lumps four situations under it: no fill, too much fill, too little fill, or water standing…
Where an older Bosch dishwasher has a two-digit display, a single F stands for the fill-water code. Bosch's service sheet lumps four situations under it: no fill, too much fill, too little fill, or water standing in the base. It also notes the code will not clear on command, so mashing buttons accomplishes nothing until the underlying problem is dealt with.
1. Shut the supply stop under the sink first, as standing water below the tub is one reading of this code and an open supply keeps adding to it. 2. Look along the fill hose for a kink. 3. Rinse the small screen inside the hose coupling. 4. Dry the base and the cabinet floor if they are wet.
Bosch built it to stay until the problem is fixed. Pressing buttons or unplugging will not clear it, since the machine detected something wrong with the water.
It can be. Water pooling in the base is only one of the four readings. Shut off the supply, dry the area, and let us find out whether a leak or the inlet valve is responsible.
Often yes, because fill problems are usually valve or hose repairs. We tell you what we find first, and you approve a written price before any work begins.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.