Appliance error code directory

Check for a slow drain path, blocked filter area, or kinked drain hose before another cycle.

Cancel the cycle and inspect the drain hose, sink connection, and disposal inlet.

Check simple drain restrictions first and stop if water stays in the tub.

Let the dishwasher drain and stop if water enters or overfills again.

Confirm the water supply is open and the inlet path is not restricted.

Check household hot water temperature and stop if heating issues repeat.

Power reset once and request service if C7 returns on a normal cycle.

Clear items blocking the detergent cup and run one short test cycle.

Move dishes away from the dispenser and confirm the detergent cup closes freely.

Check the drain hose, disposer connection, and filter area before retrying.

Stop the cycle, turn off water if leaking is active, and inspect visible door or hose areas.

Reset the control once and confirm the breaker or outlet is stable.

Turn off water if leaking is active, then check around the door, drain hose, and base.

Do not use hand dish soap; clear suds with model-approved steps and use dishwasher detergent only.

Use the documented Control Lock button hold for your model rather than forcing panel buttons.

Stop after one safe reset; fan motor conditions need detailed service inspection.

Avoid repeated heated drying attempts and arrange service if F35 returns.

Check for items blocking the door path and request service if the feature remains stuck.

Run one reset and short test only if water fills and drains normally.

Verify the water valve is open and the inlet hose is not kinked.

Check for items blocking spray arms; service is likely if the code returns empty.

Reorganize dishes that may touch moving spray parts and stop if the code returns empty.

Check the drain hose, sink connection, and filter area for restrictions.

Stop after checking for obvious water-level or leak symptoms; PE normally needs service inspection.

Do not keep resetting the dishwasher; temperature sensor faults usually need service.

Fill the steam feeder with tap water to the max line and confirm the drawer is closed.

Hold the model's Child Lock or Control Lock button combination for about 3 seconds.

Clean the lint screen, check the outside vent, and inspect the dryer duct before running another heated cycle.

Stop and verify the full vent path, especially the exterior hood and any crushed duct behind the dryer.

Do not keep restarting heated cycles. Clear or inspect the duct and exterior vent first.

Remove anything caught at the door, close it firmly, and inspect the latch for visible damage.

Check for a kinked, crushed, clogged, or frozen drain hose before another cycle.

Confirm the dryer is on the correct circuit and do not keep resetting a breaker that trips again.

Reset power once and restart the cycle only if the outlet and breaker look normal.

Power reset once; if it returns, the temperature sensing circuit likely needs service.

Use the model's documented Control Lock or Child Lock button hold to unlock the panel.

Check for clothing caught in the door and inspect the latch area.

Open and close the drawer or door firmly, then stop if the latch area looks damaged.

Restart a short cycle only after the latch area is clear and the door closes normally.

Check for clothing or packaging film blocking the lid or drawer, then close it firmly.

Confirm the paired unit is aligned and stop if the switch or installation looks damaged.

Cancel the cycle and turn off water supply if filling continues.

Open both supply valves fully and check fill hoses for kinks or frozen sections.

Reduce the load, let the washer rest, and retry a short cycle only if the drum moves freely.

Check the drain hose and clean the accessible pump filter before repeating the cycle.

Unplug the washer and arrange service if PE returns, because the water-level sensing path needs diagnosis.

Let the washer reduce suds, then use less HE detergent on the next load.

Disconnect power and request service if the same tE code returns after one reset.

Redistribute heavy items and run a spin test with a balanced load.

Check for a clogged drain hose, pump filter, or slow household drain.

Remove laundry from the latch area and avoid forcing the locked door.

Reduce the load and verify the basket can move freely before retrying.

Open supply valves, check fill hoses, and clean inlet screens if safe.

Check whether the detergent drawer or cartridge is clogged before retrying.

Check the drain hose height, kinks, and accessible pump filter before retrying.

Let suds settle and run a rinse/spin cycle without adding detergent.

Confirm the model type first; clean only the documented filter area or stop for service if unsure.

Remove obstructions from the sump or spray path; service is likely if it returns empty.

Verify the hot water supply is not set too high before running another test.

Confirm the supply valve is open and the inlet hose is not kinked.

Check the drain hose, sink connection, garbage disposal plug, and filter area.

Check for dishes blocking the reflector or spray path.

Run one normal fill test only after checking supply, then stop if 9E returns.

If you are not connecting the dishwasher, turn it off and back on to leave AP mode.

Turn the dishwasher off and check that every button releases normally.

Power reset once and request service if CE continues.

Switch power off briefly, run a controlled empty test, and stop if HC returns.

Do not repeat heated cycles if HE returns; use service for heater or sensor diagnosis.

Turn off water if leaking is active and check around the door, base, and hose connections.

Cancel the cycle and watch for continued filling or draining problems.

Turn the dishwasher off and retry once; repeated PC usually needs service.

Run one empty half-load test only if safe, then request service if PE returns.

Empty the dishwasher and stop repeated tests if tE returns after a reset.

Remove items caught at the door and inspect the latch area.

Stop if there is a hot smell and verify airflow before another heated cycle.

Reduce the load and retry an empty short cycle only if the drum moves freely.

Open supply valves fully and check inlet hoses and screens.

Inspect the drain hose and clean the pump filter if your model has one.

Check the model manual and request service if 7E returns after a reset.

Confirm the washer is level and stop if the sensor code returns on an empty cycle.

Confirm the washer is on its own circuit and do not use an extension cord.

Stop repeated starts and have the circuit checked if the code returns.

Disconnect power for 5 minutes and request service if communication errors return.

Reduce the load and stop if the motor code returns on an empty test.

Clear the latch area and close the door firmly before restarting.

Confirm the Add Door is fully closed and the latch area is clear.

Check that laundry is not caught in the door and that the latch closes securely.

Stop if the washer overheats, smells hot, or trips protection; service is likely.

Cancel the cycle, watch for continued filling, and turn water off if needed.

Do not force repeated cycles if clutch-position codes return immediately.

Reset once after checking the outlet and breaker; stop if power drops again.

Power reset once, then check the model manual if the same code returns.

Let suds settle, run a rinse cycle, and use less HE detergent next time.

Power reset once; repeated temperature sensor codes should go to service.

Pause, redistribute the load, and avoid washing one heavy item by itself.

Check for racks or dishes blocking the door and close it firmly.

Confirm the hot water supply is normal; service is likely if heating never recovers.

Clean the filter area and check the drain hose and sink connection before retrying.

Check the filter, drain hose, and household drain for restrictions.

Reset the dishwasher once and stop if the circuit loses power again.

Check the drain hose and any accessible drain restriction before retrying spin.

Confirm the water supply is open and the inlet hose is not kinked.

Stop repeated cycles if the wash motor does not run normally or the code returns empty.

Turn off water if leaking is active and inspect around the door and base before resetting.

Check the drain hose, sink connection, and disposal plug before another cycle.

Open the supply valve fully and check for a kinked inlet hose.

Check for items caught near the door and avoid forcing a locked latch.

Inspect the drain hose and accessible pump filter, then retry a short drain/spin.

Open water valves fully and check inlet hoses and screens.

Use less HE detergent and run a rinse cycle to clear residue.

Reset power at the breaker once; repeated E01 needs Bosch support or service.

Reset power once and stop if E02 returns, because board faults are service-level.

Power reset once; repeated E03 should go to service rather than repeated cycles.

Do not keep running heated cycles; contact support if E04 remains.

Check for obvious rack or spray blockage, then stop if E05 returns.

Check that the door closes normally and request service if E06 repeats.

Reset power once; repeated E07 is not a homeowner repair step.

Reset once; if it returns, stop repeating heated cycles and arrange service.

Avoid repeated heat-dry tests and contact support if E10 returns.

Use the model-approved descaling path and check water-softener salt guidance if equipped.

Check water supply first; service is likely if supply is normal.

Turn off water if leaking is active and check for visible leaks before resetting.

Check the inlet hose for kinks or damage and confirm the supply is on.

Check inlet hose condition and stop if the filling code returns after supply is normal.

Open the supply valve fully and inspect the inlet hose.

Power reset once; repeated E19 should be handled by service.

Do not force repeated cycles if the pump hums or the code returns immediately.

Reset power once and contact support if E21 returns.

Clean and reseat the dishwasher filter, then run a short rinse cycle.

Check simple drain restrictions first; repeated E23 usually needs service.

Check the filter, drain hose, sink air gap, and disposal connection.

Clean the filter and inspect the pump cover only as the manual allows.

Avoid repeated starts and have the outlet or circuit checked if it repeats.

Check the drain hose height, kinks, and household drain before retrying.

Confirm hot and cold hoses are connected to the correct valves.

Clear the lid lock area and avoid forcing the lid if it stays locked.

Wait for the basket to stop and do not force the lid open.

Open supply valves, check hose screens, and confirm normal water pressure.

Redistribute heavy items and avoid washing one bulky item by itself.

Let suds settle and use less HE detergent next time.

Check racks and dishes near the door, then close the latch firmly.

Confirm hot water supply and stop if the dishwasher never reaches wash temperature.

Clean the filter area and inspect the drain hose or sink connection before retrying.

Check the dishwasher filter, drain hose, and household drain path.

Reset the dishwasher once and stop if the power fault repeats.