Bosch Dishwasher Woes

jfairhead · 2018-12-26T17:09:45+00:00

Had the same on bosch smv40t10gb. It was the float switch that had been blocked by a lemon pip that was caught in all the gunk that builds up. I took the whole plastic float tank off and washed it out with hot water and washing up liquid and it finally came out along with all the gunk and now everything seems to be working again. Not a quick job though and going to order a new flat tank as it looks like it will gunk up again over time. Hope you fixed yours ok

Dec 26, 2018 Last reply: 7 years ago 25 Replies

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Bob Eager 7 years ago

My point exactly.

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The Natural Philosopher 7 years ago

Serious Freud there mate.

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RJH 7 years ago

Only if salt is needed because of the nature of the water - at least for my (Siemens) dishwasher. In the manual it says:

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Bob Eager 7 years ago

That's why I said "when needed".

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tabbypurr 7 years ago

yes, should be obvious to folk that know how they work.

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RJH 7 years ago

Ah yes, so you did!

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