Bosch Parts

Bosch Dishwasher and Appliance Parts

Bosch factory-certified appliances are engineered for quiet, efficient performance — but when they need repair, you need OEM parts that match that precision. Bosch dishwashers dominate the 300, 500, and 800 series categories, and Repair Clinic stocks genuine control boards, door latches, circulation pumps, and spray arms for every model. Whether your Bosch 800 series shows an E-code error or your 300 series won't drain, we have the exact replacement in stock.

Bosch ranges, washing machines, and refrigerators follow the same engineering standard: German-built reliability backed by OEM parts availability. Enter your model number above to locate the specific part you need — Bosch control boards are model-specific, and aftermarket alternatives often fail to match factory specifications.

• Control boards (E-codes): Bosch error codes like E01, E09, E15, E24 point to control board or sensor failure — OEM boards come pre-programmed
• Door latch assemblies: Won't latch or won't release — latch assembly includes the safety interlock switch
• Water inlet valves: Slow fill or won't fill specific temperature — dual solenoid inlets are model-specific
• Circulation and drain pumps: No wash action or standing water after cycle — Bosch pump assemblies are sealed units
• Door gaskets and spray arm parts: Water leaking or poor cleaning — measure gasket profile carefully using your model number

Bosch Appliance Parts — Frequently Asked Questions

What do Bosch dishwasher error codes mean, and how do I find the right part?

Bosch error codes flash or display on the control panel — E01 (door latch), E09 (water inlet), E15 (drain pump), E24 (circulation pump) are the most common. Each code points to a specific part or sensor. Use your model number and the error code in Repair Clinic's lookup tool to get the exact OEM replacement. Control boards are always model-specific; never use a board programmed for a different Bosch model.

How do I know if my Bosch dishwasher control board or a sensor is the problem?

If the error code repeats or the dishwasher responds inconsistently, start by checking the door latch (E01 codes) — the latch includes a safety switch that must engage fully. For E09 (water inlet), listen for the fill solenoid clicking; no click = bad valve or board. For E15 or E24, run a drain cycle listening for pump humming. If pumps don't hum and the error persists, the control board is likely at fault. Test continuity on sensors if you're comfortable with a multimeter; otherwise, order the control board for your exact model.

Are Bosch 300, 500, and 800 series parts interchangeable?

No. While they share engineering principles, Bosch 300, 500, and 800 series use different control boards, door latches, and pump assemblies. The 800 series (SHX, SHV models) includes CrystalDry and HomeConnect features not found in 300 or 500 — those features require 800-specific boards and sensors. Always verify your full model number (usually on a sticker inside the door edge) before ordering parts.

My Bosch dishwasher door won't latch or releases mid-cycle. Is it the latch or the control board?

The door latch assembly on Bosch dishwashers includes a mechanical catch and an electrical safety switch. If the door won't stay latched, the latch hook may be worn — replace the latch assembly. If it latches but the dishwasher won't start or keeps canceling cycles, the switch inside the latch may be faulty, or the control board isn't recognizing the signal. Test the switch continuity; if it's fine, the board is likely the issue. OEM Bosch latch assemblies are the repair-vs-replace sweet spot — under $100 for most models and a 20-minute fix.

Bosch Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

On Bosch appliances, the model number is commonly printed on a data plate inside the door frame, along the inner edge of a dishwasher door, or on the side wall inside a refrigerator or other appliance. Some models place the label on the back panel, so check there if you do not find it inside. Copy the complete model number, including any slash and suffix, then type it into the model number lookup to narrow the catalog to parts made for your entire unit. This filters every associated part category to your specific Bosch model, helping you avoid compatibility errors and get the repair moving faster.