How to Fix Bosch Dishwasher Error Code e09

You have every reason to worry when your Bosch dishwasher displays an e09 error code and beeps.

This guide explains the causes of e09 error code on Bosch dishwashers and solutions to fix it.

Causes of e09 Error Code

Although error code e09 occurs rarely, but when it does, it requires urgent attention as it indicates a problem with the Bosch dishwasher heating element.

However, this is not always the case. Your Bosch dishwasher control card may also have some problems that could have resulted in triggering this error code.

If you are wondering what could have resulted in burning the heating element, then please note that it can be due to 2 reasons:

  1. If the water used by the dishwasher is very hard and has very high TDS, then it creates a deposit on the surface of the heating element. This, as a result, creates resistance that converts to heat and ultimately results in the rapture of the heating element.
  2. A second most common reason is the non-cleaning of the drain filter. When the drain filter is not cleaned regularly, the water circulation speed is affected which is directly responsible for overheating the heating element, which can lead to its potential breakdown.

Bosch Dishwasher Error Code e09

If your Bosch dishwasher is display error code e09, first power cycle your dishwasher. If it does not help, then inspect and replace the heating element if its bad.

If your dishwasher is under warranty, the easiest solution would be to contact Bosch customer support for a replacement. Unfortunately, in most cases, opening your dishwasher will void its warranty.

However, if your dishwasher warranty period has already passed, and you are comfortable with troubleshooting it yourself, then try the below methods:

Power Cycle your Dishwasher

Maybe the error is due to a communication problem inside the dishwasher, and in that case, it can be easily fixed by power cycling your dishwasher:

  1. Turn Off your Bosch dishwasher.
  2. Take its plug out of the socket for 5 minutes.
  3. Connect and turn it ON again.

Check Dishwasher Thermostat

The faulty thermostat on your Bosch dishwasher will turn off the dishwasher at the wrong temperature and might give error code e09.

To check the thermostat, first, unplug your dishwasher from the power outlet.

I’d recommend that you call a certified technician for help However, if you are an experienced technician and have prior experience of repairing electrical appliances, only then proceed with inspecting the dishwasher thermostat.

Replacement of Heating Element

Before we proceed with the steps to replace the Bosch dishwasher heating element, please make sure you have bought the right heating element for your dishwasher.

Bosch Dishwasher Heating Element Cost: Normally, you will be able to get the bosch heating element from $80 to $120.

I’d recommend calling a qualified technician to help you replace the heating element on your Bosch dishwsaher.

If you still have issues with your Bosch dishwasher, contact Bosch support or call them at 1-800-944-2904.

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