The SHP78CF5N is its own build within the 800 Series pocket-handle line, sold next to the SHP78CM models. Bosch rates it 42 dBA, and the tub takes 16 place settings. CrystalDry handles drying, there is a third rack, and the door has an anti-fingerprint stainless finish, with Home Connect for the app.
Its leak guard is the point most owners misunderstand. Bosch fits AquaStop Plus here, which keeps monitoring even when the machine is switched off. A hose that lets go overnight is stopped before the kitchen floods, and the owner finds out in the morning from a tripped alarm rather than a puddle.
On a visit, we often trace an idle-time trip to a real drip in the base pan. We also see E24 drain codes where the filter was ignored, and door seals worn at the sill where the door is habitually bumped shut with a foot.
The leak guard on this model watches around the clock. A trip while idle usually means moisture in the pan. Keep the supply closed and have us find where it came from.
We advise against it. Clearing the alert does nothing about the water that caused it, and the next trip may arrive with a bigger leak.
Pull out the filter stack, rinse it, and look for debris in the sump. Most E24 cases on this model come from a blocked filter, though a slow drain can be another reason.
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