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Not sure what you mean by mushroom switch, anti flood float? I mean the micro switch that is operated by, I think a blue, elbow which controls the water level. When the machine pumps out does the elbow drop and operate the switch? If you watch it as it pumps if the elbow does not move...

If it was draining with the door open that would be the anti flood device, so if no water in the bottom tray the switch must have been made. Ok, have you checked that when it pumps out that the level switch mechanism moves back agai. As per ( Post Tue Feb 07, 2012 4:34 pm ) Colin

Take the grey hose, this end as in picture, off and push a bottle brush as far as it will go to remove fat and food deposits in the hose. When you have got it working I would recommend a simple cheap descaler every 6 months to remove greasy deposits. Good luck Colin

Hi again, have a look here:- http://applianceguru.com/forum2/3397.html A lot about the "out of balance switch" being faulty giving symptoms like yours. I just put your model number into Google! Colin

Sorry, as stated, don't know the machine, try posting on an Australian site and hopefully someone will know what fault code 100 is. Good luck Colin

As far as I know, any make of hood will only extract vapour efficiantly if it externally vented, if not it will only recycle it back into the kitchen taking odours out through the filter. Colin

Mechanical bang? Check spay arms for knocking, when it starts open door, wedge spray arms and see if it stops. You haven't just bought some larger plates have you?? electrical bang? Can only think could be different stat on high heat so check wiring in door, have seen them shorting out but...

Don't know the machine at all because I don't think we have them in the UK. But does it overfill, if not then the waste hose may be too low and the water is syphoning out as it fills up so it will not continue program. Have you moved it recently? Other could be that it is over-filling and...

You have a leak! Just dry it out and then run with sides off and look for the leak, may take some time to show. Good luck Colin

Don't think there is a fuse, so suppose switch faulty, used to be able to look at wiring diagrams on Bosch site, don't know if you still can, have a look. Is the light switch in the thermostat housing or in the liner? Colin

Get yourself an oven thermometer, put in oven wait for light to go off twice check temperature and mark facia, move control knob to next setting until you have as many as you want, this will be better than the original temp. settings. Good luck Colin

Can't disagree with the safety concerns above. If I were doing it, after the microwave had been switched off for a couple of mins I would make sure the capacitor were discharged. With a well insulated screwdriver touching the blade on the chassis first, keeping it in touch with the chassis...

Doesn't need much in the hose to block it, only fat and food nothing solid. You will have to wait until working again and see if the water level switch goes over when the dishwasher empties. Inside the part that operates the micro switch there is a diaphram which I have found the centre hole...

Model is M96.28SM/C2 Is this the best place to post to get help??

It is an electronic programmer. Can you try the long wash!! Does it stop in the wash or the rinse, is the water hot when it stops. After it's been on for 5Mins open the door and see how much water is in it, no water will come out it is below the level of the door. IF it starts a long...

Check how much a new hose is, check your local tip, you will need some sort of "rubber" type adhesive if you use the joiner...

Does it do a long wash? Is it an electronic timer or a knob you turn (click click click) to select program? Colin

When it gets to the point where it keeps draining is the water level switch down, (not the anti flood) you can carefully move the lever by hand and see if it stops pumping. Is it now leaking so badly that you can't test it. Don't know if you will get it going, I suspect it will be...

So that's working at present, what happens next? If the hose leaks into the base of machine it will trip the anti flood device and pump out, keep pumping until you remove the water. Perhaps you can join hase with one of these...

Re-reading your op, it does work ok in the summer? I don't think there is much decent stuff out there, but you get what you pay for, they are all "relitively" (to what they were) cheap and so not made to last. Try and find a decent refrigeration engineer in your area, talk to them about...