Er:17 belongs to the Aquastop leak protection on Vision front-loaders. According to Bosch there are three possibilities: the Aquastop really did react to water and cut the supply, the Aquastop switch is broken, or the wiring…
Er:17 belongs to the Aquastop leak protection on Vision front-loaders. According to Bosch there are three possibilities: the Aquastop really did react to water and cut the supply, the Aquastop switch is broken, or the wiring leading to it has failed. Bosch lists finding and removing leaks first, a sign of how likely it thinks a true leak is.
1. Close the water tap behind the washer immediately. 2. Look at the floor, under the washer and along the hoses for any water. 3. Dry what you find and watch for new drips. 4. Resist restarting the cycle just to see if the code goes away. Report what you found when you call, including where the water appeared.
They are close cousins. E23 appears on newer Bosch washers, and Er:17 on the Vision platform. Both mean the leak-protection system has acted. Check your display prefix and the model before searching further.
Yes. Water can collect inside the base where you cannot see it, and the switch can also misread. A technician needs to look inside before calling it a false alarm.
Only if the Aquastop in the hose is the part that tripped or failed. We inspect it, then give you a written price before replacing anything.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.