A sensor inside the inverter of a Vision washer tracks the temperature of the power devices so the drive can ease off before overheating. dr:22 says that sensor is dead, leaving the inverter unprotected from heat.…
A sensor inside the inverter of a Vision washer tracks the temperature of the power devices so the drive can ease off before overheating. dr:22 says that sensor is dead, leaving the inverter unprotected from heat. Bosch's solution is to swap the whole inverter, since the sensor is built into it. The washer may run normally until it overheats.
1. No home test or fix exists for this one. 2. Avoid running long, heavy spin cycles while you wait. 3. Switch the washer off at the breaker if you will not be using it for some time. Do not treat this as a minor code, since the protection it reports is what stops the drive from overheating on a long spin.
Without its temperature sensor, the inverter cannot protect itself on a long spin. It may work until the day it overheats, and then fail suddenly.
Not on its own; it is built into the module, so the repair means replacing the module. We quote the whole repair in writing before starting.
Less urgent than a shorted device, but not one to leave for months. Use light loads and short spins until it is fixed, and book a visit.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.