Why won't my Bosch dishwasher turn on and what to do?

The question often arises why the Bosch dishwasher does not turn on and what to do in this case. The main task is to find out the reasons why it does not start and there is no indication why the dishwasher beeps and does not turn on. It is also worth figuring out what to do if the brushes are blinking.

Before you find out why the Bosch dishwasher does not turn on, you need to check the communications to which it is connected. It will be very offensive if you have to call the master and disassemble the device, and the reason will be a banal violation of the flow of current or water. Also, in some cases, the automation does not allow the system to be turned on in order to avoid negative manifestations. Therefore, common reasons why the dishwashing cycle does not start are:

• water leak;
• heavily clogged filter;
• door opening;
• problems with her lock;
• burnout of capacitors;
• damage to the button on the control panel, wires and command processing unit.

Sometimes a specific indicator indicates a problem. But to understand this, you will have to carefully study the instructions and technical data sheet for the device. If this problem has nothing to do with it, you need to inspect the filters, and in case of severe clogging, clean them.

When leaks occur, it is often not necessary to look for the cause for a long time. The device itself will indicate the problem with standard means. To understand this, again, you need to read the instructions. Sometimes you have to check the capacitor, and before that - turn off the dishwasher... At the time of the check, neither water nor current should flow into it.

Much more problems arise if there is no indication... In this case, it is impossible not only to launch any programs, but also to find out information about the state of the device. First of all, you need to check the network wire. Sometimes the cause of the problem is that it is corny bent, pinched, or that the plug is not firmly inserted into the outlet. Insulation damage is a very serious thing and requires immediate replacement of the cable; you will also have to carefully check the plug and socket.

Periodically, it is detected that a brush is blinking on the panel, and the dishwasher again does not work. More precisely, it freezes and needs to be restarted. Just turning off the device and turning it back on is not enough. A reboot is needed, but how to do it will be discussed later. When the system beeps and does not turn on, the most likely is a filter breakage, a lack of detergent, or damage to the heater.

If the device hums instead of normal operation, then we can assume:

• turning off the water;
• kinking the water hose;
• installation errors;
• drainage pump problems;
• malfunctions in the circulation pump.

Before doing anything, you need to carefully examine the outside of the dishwasher and check its communications. At least 10% of all "stubborn antics" are eliminated at this stage. If the plug is forced into and out of an outlet, it is likely to overheat and melt. It is better to remove the problem part yourself after turning off the power supply on a specific branch of the wiring. But even in this case, it would be more correct to turn to professionals in order to avoid additional problems.

After making sure that the outlet is in good condition and the current supply is stable, it is necessary to check the water supply, valves and hoses.If the indicator starts flashing, you must press the button to start any program. After waiting 3 seconds, then the dishwasher is de-energized. Then it remains to wait ¼ minutes and turn on the device again.

Sometimes a situation arises that the machine does not turn on, and the indicators and display:

• do not give any information;
• create a contradictory picture;
• show this or that error, although it actually does not exist.

In this case, the wizards use a ready-made algorithm for checking and troubleshooting. The main part of its points is quite accessible to the users themselves, so it is worth using this scheme to solve the problem.

The basic sequence is as follows:

• disconnecting the device from the power supply;
• providing access to it from all sides;
• visual inspection;
• checking details sequentially;
• measurement of electrical voltage;
• checking the integrity of the coils and sensors;
• inspection and ringing of the electric motor.

Therefore, it is enough to have only a few tools to detect the problem. Of course, there is always a risk that you will not be able to cope with really large problems. But on the other hand, the work of the wizard will be simplified, and he will not waste extra time on diagnostics. Therefore, a screwdriver and an electric tester should in any case be in the household of the owners of the dishwasher. A voltmeter will not interfere with them either.