Water in the tub that nobody asked for is the worry behind E:16. The flow meter is counting liquid flowing in while the inlet valve is meant to be shut, which means the valve is letting…
Water in the tub that nobody asked for is the worry behind E:16. The flow meter is counting liquid flowing in while the inlet valve is meant to be shut, which means the valve is letting water past. Bosch names a failing water inlet valve as the cause and replacement as the action. Left alone, a valve like this can keep filling an empty dishwasher, so this one deserves quick attention.
1. Find the dishwasher's shut-off valve, usually under the kitchen sink. 2. Turn it fully closed. 3. Leave it closed and the dishwasher unused until the inlet valve is replaced. 4. Check the floor and cabinet base for any water that has already escaped, and dry it up.
That is a workable stopgap, but it is awkward and easy to forget. A better plan is to book the valve replacement soon, so you are not relying on a manual step to prevent a leak.
Our repair covers the work we do, with a 30-day workmanship warranty. Water damage is a separate matter, which is why we stress closing the supply right away and bringing the valve in for replacement.
It is normally a single visit when the valve is on the truck. We give you a written price before we start, and the old valve comes out in a matter of minutes once the machine is accessible.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.