E:08 tells you the heat pump sees less water around its heater than a wash requires. Bosch guards against that because a partly exposed element can overheat. All the listed causes keep water out of the…
E:08 tells you the heat pump sees less water around its heater than a wash requires. Bosch guards against that because a partly exposed element can overheat. All the listed causes keep water out of the sump: a weeping heat exchanger valve, a leak somewhere else, a pinched or dripping fill hose, or cookware turned face up in the racks, which pools the fill water above the tub floor.
1. Unplug the dishwasher before reaching behind it. 2. Pull out the lower rack and reload so bowls, mugs and pans face down. 3. Look behind the machine for a kink where the inlet hose bends into the cabinet. 4. Check the floor for dampness, then restore power and run a short program.
Yes, Bosch lists upturned cookware as a genuine cause. If the code appears only with big pots in the bottom rack, reloading is a free test before any repair is considered.
Yes. Turn the dishwasher off, close the supply valve under the sink, and dry the area. Water under the machine can reach wiring and flooring and is worth treating promptly.
We run a cycle, watch the base and the connections, and check the inlet and the heat exchanger valve. Finding the source before quoting means the written price covers the right repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.