The inverter in a Vision washer monitors its own heat, and dr:06 shows that its protection has kicked in. Bosch lists a pair of causes: the inverter's temperature sensor reading too high, or a stuck relay.…
The inverter in a Vision washer monitors its own heat, and dr:06 shows that its protection has kicked in. Bosch lists a pair of causes: the inverter's temperature sensor reading too high, or a stuck relay. The remedies start with waiting three to thirty minutes, so the first step is cooling off, not taking anything apart.
1. Leave the washer idle for thirty minutes with the door ajar. 2. Check that the machine is not jammed into a closet or against a wall with no gap behind it. 3. After the wait, run a short, lightly loaded program. 4. If dr:06 returns quickly, note how long into the cycle it appeared.
Often. Bosch lists waiting first, and a module that ran hot under a heavy load frequently cools down and recovers. If it returns on light loads, the sensor or relay is the suspect.
Leave the gap the manual recommends around the machine, and make sure nothing blocks the area behind and beneath it. Closed cabinets without airflow can add heat.
Not necessarily. Protection codes are the module doing its job. Repeated trips on easy loads, though, point to a sensor or relay problem that needs a test.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.