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Bosch SGS45E08 leaking to base
ajbaker
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Hi all,
I recently aquired a relatively new Bosch dishwasher - SGS45E08.
It seems to have the problem that many suffer - the constant draining.
After 3-4 quick washes or 1-2 auto washes the machine will stop its normal operation and do nothing but attempt to drain.
If the machine is then tipped forwards or back a little water will come out (perhaps half litre). Operation is then normal for a few more washes.
I am assuming then something must be leaking slowly either in the base or to the rear/side water jet supplies. Its not the exposed inlet or waste outlet connectors as they are bone dry.
Is there anything obvious I should be looking for before I take the whole thing apart? And if I do end up taking it all apart, are there any documents out there to help in the deconstruction/reconstruction?
Many thanks
Andrew
I recently aquired a relatively new Bosch dishwasher - SGS45E08.
It seems to have the problem that many suffer - the constant draining.
After 3-4 quick washes or 1-2 auto washes the machine will stop its normal operation and do nothing but attempt to drain.
If the machine is then tipped forwards or back a little water will come out (perhaps half litre). Operation is then normal for a few more washes.
I am assuming then something must be leaking slowly either in the base or to the rear/side water jet supplies. Its not the exposed inlet or waste outlet connectors as they are bone dry.
Is there anything obvious I should be looking for before I take the whole thing apart? And if I do end up taking it all apart, are there any documents out there to help in the deconstruction/reconstruction?
Many thanks
Andrew
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