Unlike its deep-tub relatives, the SHP65CC5UC rides on a tub only 22 9/16 inches deep, which is why it exists. Bosch lists it in the 500 Series with a pocket handle, a 44 dBA rating and room for 15 place settings, and gives it PureDry condensation drying in place of AutoAir. AquaStop and Home Connect are fitted.
Cabinet runs too shallow for the deep-tub 500 Series are what it was designed for. What you give up follows from the specification: a slightly smaller load and no self-opening door.
Those two facts account for most of what owners ask. Plastics come out damp, which is expected with condensation drying. People who have seen the self-opening door elsewhere assume theirs is broken. Heavy pans in the shallower tub also wear the rack wheels sooner. We begin by confirming which build is in the kitchen.
Only some 500 Series builds use AutoAir. Yours is specified with PureDry on a shallower tub, which makes it another variant within the tier and not a missing or broken feature.
No. Capacity drops a little, but the pump, the heater and the spray layout match the deeper models, and cleaning results are equal.
Yes. Once they flatten, the rack drags along its track. Heavy pans in a shallow tub wear them faster, and replacing the whole set restores smooth travel.
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