Few Bosch numbers are harder for owners to place than the SHE84AWG5N. It is a stainless front-control dishwasher rated 48 dBA for 14 place settings, with a recessed handle, a stainless tub and PureDry drying, yet it was never sold under the familiar 100, 300, 500 or 800 labels. Searching a series name online leads nowhere.
Numbers like this were typically built for a particular retail program. When it is on the workbench, it acts like a mid-level Bosch from its time, and what identifies it for us is the rating plate along the inner door edge, not the badge on the front. That plate tells us precisely which build we are dealing with.
After many years, the commonest jobs are a tired drain pump and a door gasket that shrinks back from the top corners. Wrong-part orders are the other nuisance, since an owner who cannot name the series cannot name the part. We start by reading the plate.
Not at all. Our reference is the data plate along the inside edge of the door, which tells us precisely which build it is and what fits it, however the machine was marketed.
Yes. The tub gasket can be replaced. Act promptly, because water that escapes at the top of the door travels down inside the door skin instead of onto the floor, so you would not see it.
With the drain pump and the filters. A pump worn by years of use clears water slowly, and a clogged filter has the same effect, so those are the quick things to rule out.
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