E:26 is a quiet one. It is stored rather than shown during a wash, and a technician reads it back through the service test program. It logs a wiring problem linking the power module to the…
E:26 is a quiet one. It is stored rather than shown during a wash, and a technician reads it back through the service test program. It logs a wiring problem linking the power module to the water switch, the diverter that picks which spray arm is fed. Bosch's documented repair is the cable run, not the diverter and not the board, which keeps the job modest if it is caught early.
1. Do not open the machine; this code only shows in the problem memory. 2. Over the next few loads, compare the top and bottom racks. 3. Note whether one comes out consistently less clean. 4. Pass that on when you book. That is what an unsteerable diverter looks like in daily use.
Bosch stores E:26 for service reading. The machine still runs, so you only notice uneven cleaning, and the code surfaces when we put it into the service test program.
Yes, nothing about this code is a safety concern. Cleaning will be uneven, so expect to rewash a few items, but there is no leak or electrical hazard attached to it.
Usually not. Because it is a wiring job, it tends to cost less than replacing a part. We confirm the cause first and give you the written price before touching anything.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.