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.

Why are my dishes gritty on well water in Clover?

Sediment in the water is the likely cause. It can clog the filter, the spray arms and the inlet screen. Clean those first, and if the grit continues, consider a sediment filter for the house.

Our Lake Wylie dishwasher won't drain after we were gone a month. What happened?

Food residue may have dried in the filter or drain, or the drain pump may be sticking after sitting. Clean the filter and run the disposal if the dishwasher drains through it. If it still won't drain, we test the pump.

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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 rural water

Dishwashers on private wells around Clover face sediment and iron that clog the inlet valve screen, coat the spray arms and leave a gritty film on dishes. A slow fill, weak spray or rust-colored residue in the tub are typical signs. Cleaning the spray arms and the filter at the bottom of the tub helps, and a whole-house sediment filter kept on schedule protects the valve.

If a dishwasher on well water stops filling entirely, the inlet valve may be clogged beyond cleaning or stuck shut. Turn off the dishwasher's breaker and the supply valve under the sink before pulling the kick plate to look for drips. Replacing the valve is a common, moderate repair, and the technician will also flush the line so the new screen does not clog on the first cycle.

Idle machines in lake homes

A dishwasher that sits unused for weeks can develop dried seals, a stuck float or a pump that hesitates at startup. Before leaving a Lake Wylie home for a while, run a quick rinse cycle and leave the door slightly open. If it will not start, drain or fill when you return, we test the pump, valve, float and controls, and we give you the price before any work.