Owners of the SHPM65Z55N bought the top of the Bosch dishwasher range: the Benchmark Series flagship, chosen for near-silent running and CrystalDry performance. That sensor-heavy design is also why the machine tends to speak up early. The leak and flow sensors in that design work harder than those on simpler models, which makes them the likeliest parts to raise a flag first.
As the years add up, the calls we hear about this model rarely involve the drying system itself. They come from three places: the AquaStop leak sensor tripping, the fine mesh drain filter filling with debris, and the heating circuit wearing over time.
On a first visit we start at the base pan and the filter, because those are quick to inspect and account for most of the codes this machine posts. The heating circuit comes next if the cycle still will not finish properly.
Rarely. The zeolite drying part has a good record. When dishes come out damp on this model, we usually find the cause in the heating circuit or a partly blocked drain filter instead.
No. Condensation in the base pan can set off a false E15, but that has to be confirmed by looking, not assumed. Shut off the water supply and let us inspect the pan.
Not really, but you will not hear a problem developing. The fine mesh filter is the item to rinse regularly, since a slow drain is hard to notice on a dishwasher this quiet.
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