Where dr:09 is a momentary spike, dr:21 means the inverter found the incoming voltage staying too high for a sustained period. Bosch blames a weak power supply, and tells technicians to wait and then check the…
Where dr:09 is a momentary spike, dr:21 means the inverter found the incoming voltage staying too high for a sustained period. Bosch blames a weak power supply, and tells technicians to wait and then check the line voltage. Prolonged high voltage usually signals a wiring issue at the home and not a passing event. The washer protects itself by stopping.
1. Switch the washer off and wait a few minutes before using it again. 2. Take note of whether lights brighten and dim together, or whether other electronics have failed early. 3. Share these observations with an electrician. Measuring the supply is their job, and these signs accompany the kind of problem this code records.
Bosch's remedy begins with a wait, which lets the inverter clear the condition. If the supply is still high afterward, the code will return, and the wiring needs attention.
Yes. A sustained overvoltage stresses anything plugged in. If other electronics have failed early or lights flicker, have the supply checked soon. It is a house issue more than a washer issue.
dr:11 is voltage too low, and dr:21 is voltage too high for too long. Both send you to the house wiring first, because the appliance may be reacting correctly.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.