E:30 is the opposite of the undervoltage record. The machine measured supply voltage over 140 volts in North America and shut itself down to protect its electronics. Bosch again sends you to the house wiring, not…
E:30 is the opposite of the undervoltage record. The machine measured supply voltage over 140 volts in North America and shut itself down to protect its electronics. Bosch again sends you to the house wiring, not the appliance. A reading like that on a nominal 120-volt circuit often points to a neutral problem, which affects everything plugged in nearby. Storm outages and restorations are one time such wiring trouble tends to surface.
1. Stop using the dishwasher. 2. Think about what else has been acting up: lights that swell and fade together, or small electronics dying early. 3. Those are the signs that accompany this code. 4. Call an electrician before running other sensitive appliances.
Treat it as urgent. Overvoltage can harm electronics, so stop using the dishwasher and have an electrician check the supply promptly, particularly if lights or other devices act oddly.
Possibly, if the voltage was high for long. Once the house supply is corrected, we check the power module and run the machine to see if it behaves normally.
No, the supply is an electrician's job. We deal with the dishwasher side afterward, and you get a written price before we do any work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.