Leaking door on Bosch dishwasher

There is an anti flood valve on the bottom of the unit. IT could be sticking or have a bad connection. IT should look like a dome shaped housing on the bottom of the tub. If that is not the problem then you are looking at further troubleshooting to see if it is the contoller.

Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote about dishwashers and them leaking.

Leaking Dishwasher

heatman101

Hi,
Here is a tip that will help you to find out why water will not come into thedishwasher...

Dishwasher Trouble No Water entering Dishwasher

heatman101

Check the hinges in the sides. may be requires little lubrication. Use an appropriate lube spray available in your shopping area.

Hi,
In my opinion, these do not live up to the Bosch name. They seem to come up on our radar here with "unusual" problems, and a lot of the questions posted go unanswered.
I replaced a beautiful stainless steel Kitchen Aid, after replacing the motor/impeller assembly because it was noisy, and the new one failed also. I bought a Samsung, and I like it. There a re several schools of thought about dishwashers, neither of them are very good, but here goes: One friend buys the brand name cheaper models. One buys only the higher end "best" types.
My best advice is to buy a brand with a high degree of reliability, and stay in the mid price range. The reason I say this is that the middle price range units generally have the better components of their "flagship" models, but don't have as many cycle choices, rack choices, etc.
GE, Whirlpool, (Samsung) are good brands. Frigidare is in there, too. I will never have another Kitchen Aid or a Maytag. I found them to be overpriced and unreliable, but this is just my opinion.

Best regards, --W/D--

look at the latch via the hole in the door where it closes to the tank? is the latch faced away from the tank? if so, then grab a paper clip and fold it so you can hook it around the latch then just pull outward towards the tank. you might need to hold that paper clip with some pliers. if it happens more than once then you will need to replace that door lock.

door lock is in the wrong position. open door and use 2 small screwdrivers to lever lock to correct position. bend the hook on the cabinet slightly downwards if it is a metal hook
rinse aid and detergent dispensors are 1 item. could well be faulty but can also be module. check you are getting volts to the solenoid at appropiate part of the cycle

I had the same problem it turned out that the upper rack was not being pushed back all the way so the door was slightly ajar. If you open the door you should see a bit of water going past the seal If the door is not seating.
Henry in Toronto

Pull the seal that is on the tank 1/2 way out then close the door. This will make sure the door is tight to the seal. This happens sometimes that the seal becomes flattened. I have been using this trick on Bosch dishwashers since this series came out in 1997.

clean filter outlet, pipe is ok ..remove stainless steal screws in side door it should be easy to fit seal then.