Bosch 629579 00629579 Sensor 10015609 Vaatwasser (2024)

FAQs

How do I know when my Bosch dishwasher needs salt? ›

Pro tip: When the refill light or symbol for salt on your dishwasher control panel illuminates, top up the salt.

In order to save water in the dishwasher 10, the turbidity sensor 20 is used to sense the cleanliness of the water or quantity of particulate matter in the water after a water circulation period. If the sensed water is clean enough, the next drain cycle is skipped so that the same water can be used again.

Not using rinse aid decreases the drying performance of your dishwasher. It might also leave water spots on your dishes, especially if you have hard water. How often should I put rinse aid in the dishwasher? When the rinse-aid refill light appears on the control panel, the rinse aid will suffice for one to two loads.

As soon as the salt refill indicator 9 is lit on the control panel, refill with salt immediately before the next rinse cycle. Depending on the washing frequency and the hardness setting, the regeneration salt may not have to be topped up for several months.

How do I set the amount of rinse aid? Bosch dishwashers come preset to level 2. If there are streaks or water marks on your dishes, you can change the settings on your dishwasher by following the instructions set out in the user manual.

Is Rinse Aid Necessary? Rinse aid helps your dishes dry better, with fewer spots and less gunk stuck to them. But do you have to use it? Ciufo says that if your dishwasher performs to your liking without rinse aid, it's technically OK to skip it.

The auto cycle is ideal for your everyday dishwashing needs. Wash and dry in just one hour with our 1h programme.

Rinse the sensors and the calibration cup with turbid-free water (prepared by running distilled water through a 0.2 micron filter) several times and dry with a lint-free cloth or compressed air. Any residue or fluids left behind will affect the calibration accuracy.

A: On my GE dishwasher model - push and hold the SELECT CYCLE and START buttons at the same time for 5 seconds. If all LEDs blink, the machine sensor indicates door open, solid (no blinking) = closed. If they are blinking with the door in both positions, you have a bad sensor.

Start by cleaning the filter unit and check the pump

One reason for your dishwasher not draining completely could be a blocked filter or or blocked pump. Foreign objects, such as slivers of glass, food or dirt, can clog the dishwasher's filters and/or pump resulting in the dishwasher not draining.

How do you force a dishwasher to reset? ›

Some models require you to shut off the power to the dishwasher either by unplugging it or shutting off the circuit breaker. Others are reset by pressing and holding the Start/Reset button on the control panel, then waiting a few moments before attempting to start a wash cycle.

Appliance Technician: Jarid O. You can use the dishwasher without Rinse Aid but expect you may see dried water spots on your dishes if you do not. So, it is suggested to use the Rinse Aid to avoid these spots on dishes that to some may appear as though the dish is not clean. Appliance Technician: Jarid O.

Because your dishwasher has a water softener built into the machine and it requires salt tablets to maintain the regeneration cycle and keep the water softener efficient.

Salt dispensers often fail when they need unclogging, or due to mineral buildup. They can also develop a cracked seal, have a faulty float switch, or a faulty water inlet valve. It could simply be that the dishwasher is not level. Often, cleaning the salt dispenser is the first point to check.

Some dishwasher models use salt to help mitigate hard water build-up. Salt helps soften hard water so glasses come out shiny, clean and free from water spots. Hard water contains high levels of calcium carbonate, also known as lime.

If the reservoir for the salt is full of water, you can still pour the salt in as it will displace what is in there. If you don't plan to run the machine immediately after refilling, it's recommended to wipe out displaced water from the machine with a paper towel.