What this evidence points to
Separate normal sump water from a tub that remains full after a drain command.
Bosch commonly uses an E-Nr plus revision number. Both can matter when matching support information.
Bosch context that changes the path
- Terminology
- Bosch E15 generally concerns water protection; E24 concerns the drain path, but exact procedures depend on E-Nr.
- Model detail
- Capture both the E-Nr and revision from the door-edge rating plate.
- Diagnostic order
- For E24, separate filter, pump-area and hose restrictions; for E15, locate and stop leakage before resetting anything.
- Safety boundary
- An active base leak requires power and water isolation.
Likely next actions
Clean the filter and sump area
Remove food debris from the user-accessible filter and sump.
Check drain hose, air gap and disposal connection
Inspect the full drain path for restrictions.
Inspect the drain-pump area
Check the accessible pump cover and impeller area for debris.
Test or replace the dishwasher drain pump
Confirm pump operation after restrictions are ruled out.
What matched FixEvidence outcomes show
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Frequently asked questions
Should I replace a part based only on an error code?
No. A code identifies a detected condition, not necessarily the failed component. Rule out safe, inexpensive causes and confirm the exact model.
Why ask what I already tried?
The best next action changes when earlier checks fail. The engine removes repeated actions and applies prerequisite rules before ranking what remains.
Are success rates verified?
Every rate shows its denominator. Photo, receipt, invoice, technician and follow-up verification remain separate signals; none converts a small sample into high confidence.