Hi everyone and welcome back to the Sawickipedia. Today we're looking at the different error codes that may be thrown up by your Bosch/
Siemens/Neff/Kenmore, I think a couple of other different brands dishwasher
There's going to be separate videos for each error code,
so I've split these up into a big playlist so you can
look at your particular error code without having to look through all the other crap about the rest of the error codes.
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But apart from that we'll get straight into it.
The E11 code relates to an issue with the thermostat or the temperature sensor.
So you'll need to remove the front and bottom panels in order to get access to that.
All right now before we do anything else just make sure that the power to the dishwasher's turned off and also
the water to the dishwasher is also turned off!
If you've got an inbuilt unit you will have to remove your kick board
in order to access
the bottom of the dishwasher.
So in order to remove the front panel, you need a Torx T15 bit.
You can pick these up from your local hardware store or electronics hobbyist store.
So open up
the front of the dishwasher and you'll find a
Total of six
Torx bits
around the back here.
There are also a few up the front that holds the control panel on but you don't need to remove those. So just
remove these six Torx bits.
Alright once they're out close the door back up, grab around the bottom at the sides and just pull outwards.
Alright and now you'll have access to these screws at the bottom here, so again, they're Torx T15. It's easy
to remove those
and then you can just pull this out
Just be careful because it is pretty sharp!
Remove this sound deadening material and now you've got access underneath.
So the E11 code relates to the thermostat which I believe is this guy here next to the heating element.
So, yeah, just double check that everything's
connected properly.
If you've got a multimeter handy, you can measure a resistance between the pins. I got about
18 kilo-Ohms between the outer pins and then about nine point three kilo-Ohms between
each outer pin to the middle pin, so hopefully you'll get a similar reading
otherwise, you could have a faulty thermostat, which
will need to be replaced.
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