dr:09 on a Vision washer records a short jump in the incoming voltage, detected by the inverter. Bosch blames a weak power supply and says to check the line voltage. A spike like that is typical…
dr:09 on a Vision washer records a short jump in the incoming voltage, detected by the inverter. Bosch blames a weak power supply and says to check the line voltage. A spike like that is typical when a heavy load drops off elsewhere in the home, or when power returns after a Houston storm. The washer often keeps working afterward.
1. Notice when dr:09 appears, for example at certain hours or just after the air conditioner or dryer shuts off. 2. See whether anything large is plugged into the same circuit. 3. Write down what you find. Measuring the supply itself is an electrician's job.
Yes. Lightning, outages and the surge when power returns can all produce brief spikes. If the code appeared once after a storm and did not return, it may need no repair.
A licensed electrician. They can measure the voltage at the outlet under load and test the neutral. We can tell you whether the washer itself tests normal.
If the code was a one-off, usually yes. If it repeats, an unstable supply can stress the inverter, so we would stop until the wiring is checked.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.