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
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. I'd suggest hitting the subscribe button
now just so you can easily come back to these videos whenever you need to it's
going to make it a lot easier to find them for you, but apart from that we'll
get straight into it. So with the E06 code it does mean that there's an issue
with your door sensor possibly detecting that it's not closed properly, so first
thing to do would be just to open up and make sure this is all fairly clean and
there's nothing damage there, beyond that you'll need to remove the front panel
and also the control panel. So you will need a Torx t15 bit which you can pick
up at your local hardware or electronics hobbyist. You pretty much need to
remove all these screws around the front I think there's a total of 12 all up but
to begin with just start by removing the three lower ones on each side, that'll
give you access to the front panel,
and once you've got this first six out pretty much grab the door around the
bottom here on both sides and just sort of pull it out and then down. These clips
may come off, they just push straight back in, there's a little groove there
that fits around the front of the door. All right now you can take the other six
screws out which hold the control panel in,
now keep in mind the ones that hold the control panel just slightly longer than
the ones that hold the door so keep them separate. That should just lift up and
really all you want to do is make sure all these wires are connected properly,
that they're not broken anywhere. You can also get further down to where the
actual door sensor is. So this is the actual sensor up here so just make sure
that that's firmly plugged in as well and basically it works on having a
magnet at the top of the door so it can tell when it's closed or not. So give
that a good through check, make sure your wiring is hooked up properly and none of
the cables going up here are frayed or anything. So the other thing to do would
be to test whether this magnetic sensor is working, you can see at the top here
that's where your actual locking mechanism and the magnet is. So the way
to test it would just be to have a strong magnet around this area and that
should trigger the sensor to think the doors closed. Obviously be careful
because if you run a cycle it will actually start to fill up with water and
you'll have water going everywhere and then you'll probably have an E15
code! That's about it for this video I hope it's helped you out, the only thing
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