Why does my Bosch dishwasher stop mid-cycle and show E24?

E24 points to a drain restriction, often a kinked hose, a blocked filter or a disposal that has not been cleared. Start by cleaning the filter and checking the drain hose with the power off. If the code returns, the drain pump or check valve likely needs testing.

Our Peachland dishwasher leaves a gritty film. Is it broken?

Not necessarily. Grit usually comes from well sediment or a clogged filter. Clean the filter and check your whole-house filter first. If the film continues, we can check whether the inlet valve screen is restricting water.

Rust stains appeared in our Polkton dishwasher. Is the tub rusting through?

Usually the color comes from iron in the water, not from the tub. Stainless and plastic tubs do not rust that way, though chipped racks can. We inspect the tub and racks and tell you plainly what we find.

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Bosch Dishwashers: What We Check First

A Bosch dishwasher is built around a sealed stainless tub, a circulation pump with the water heater built into its housing, a separate drain pump with a small check valve, and a base pan with a float switch underneath. That layout makes the machine quiet and efficient, and it also decides how it fails. Most repair calls trace back to drainage, a leak into the base, or the heater inside the pump.

Drain pump jammed by glass or seeds, setting E24 or E25
Base-pan float switch tripped by a slow leak, showing E15
Heater inside the circulation pump failing, leaving washes lukewarm
Inlet valve or screen restricted, causing slow or failed fills

The full explanation, including what you can safely check yourself and when repair beats replacement, is in our Bosch dishwasher repair guide.

Sediment, Iron and the Dishwasher Inlet

Well water around Peachland and Polkton can carry fine sediment that settles in the dishwasher's inlet valve screen. As the screen clogs, the dishwasher takes in less water and dishes come out with a gritty film or food left on. Iron may leave rust-colored stains on the tub, racks and dishes, even when the dishwasher itself is fine.

Start with the parts you can reach. Turn the dishwasher off at its switch or breaker, remove the bottom rack, and rinse the filter at the base of the tub. Check whether a whole-house filter is overdue for a change, since a clogged one can lower the pressure reaching the kitchen. If the house has a water softener or iron filter, confirm it is working.

Our technician measures the fill, inspects the inlet valve, tests the drain pump and wash motor, and looks for leaks under the tub. If the valve or a pump needs replacing and is not on hand, we tell you the timing and the price before ordering.