The SGE78C55UC has been retired by Bosch. It was an 800 Series dishwasher for accessible kitchens, with a recessed handle and a stainless door. The body stands 32 1/16 inches tall, the sound rating is 42 dBA, and it seats 15 place settings, and it carries CrystalDry, AquaStop Plus and Home Connect.
With a model like this, repair usually makes more sense than swapping it out. The cutout was made for a lower worktop, and a regular-height machine will not go in unless the counter is altered, which turns the cost comparison upside down.
What we price is wear common to the 800 tier: springs, filters, rack hardware. The extra step is tracking down parts that belong only to this low tub, such as racks and seals, and we confirm those before quoting.
Not if it can be repaired, and it normally can, which is the usual outcome. We price these jobs with care, because a replacement might call for carpentry on top of the appliance itself, and you get that price in writing.
The parts behind the wash itself are common to today's 800 Series. The pieces made only for the low tub need checking, and we confirm each one is obtainable before giving you a price.
Only if the counter is altered, since the regular machine stands taller than the opening allows. For most households, a repair is far simpler, quicker and cheaper than rebuilding cabinetry.
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