You hear the machine wind down sooner than expected and find dishes only partly washed, with E:01 on the display. The colon marks a newer Bosch platform, not the old E01. The control tried to verify…
You hear the machine wind down sooner than expected and find dishes only partly washed, with E:01 on the display. The colon marks a newer Bosch platform, not the old E01. The control tried to verify the heater relay and both pump circuits, could not, and ended the wash early to protect them. The listed triggers are a failed relay, a pump that is unplugged or failing, or voltage that sags under load.
1. Switch the dishwasher off at the breaker. 2. Work out what else is wired to its circuit; a disposer or microwave on the same line can drag the voltage down. 3. If the circuit is shared, run the dishwasher while those are idle. 4. Leave the base closed, since relay and pump checks need bench measurements. Call us if E:01 returns.
No. The colon version belongs to the newer platform and relates to the relay and pump circuits. The plain E01 is a heating-time problem on earlier machines.
Only if low voltage was the trigger and has passed. If the relay or a pump is the cause, the code returns. Rule out the shared circuit first, then call us.
It may be. Check your purchase date and terms before anyone opens the base. Our repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty, with a written price agreed before any work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.