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A litre in 20 sec is way too slow, my dog can pee quicker than that :lol: As long as your water pressure is good, the isolation valve isn't throttled down, & inline filters are clear (if fitted) then you obviously need to replace the solenoid. Yes...the grey box on your Dad's machine is an...

Fill level is controlled by the upper microswitch on the pressure chamber & switching time is monitored by the pcb. The lower microswitch is the safety level (pump kicks when there is water on the baseplate or when you lift the red arm). Couple of things you could check...is the pressure chamber...

If it happens again then I would suspect it is either leaking from the wash motor seals or the matrix/pressure chamber is gunked up & water is leaking from there. This model should have a removable baseplate & if it was a slow leak from the wash motor seals you would see tell-tale signs of...

You need to post the machine E-number (laser engraved on the door lip).

No...I don't mean emptying the water from the inside of the machine with the door open. Most likely there is water on the baseplate & you can't see that from the outside. So you have to tip the DW forward (or backward) with the door closed to evacuate the water from the baseplate & reset the...

Sounds like water on the baseplate & the antiflood device has been activated.... Pull the DW out enough then lean it forward to drain off the water (put some old towels down first). You ought to be able to restart it once the water is off the baseplate but if it happens again you'll have to...

Did you inspect the door seal for a pin hole or small tear in the sealing area? It doesn't take much....

Difficult to say where it is leaking. Check the door seal isn't damaged or holed. Make sure the filter seal is in order & the filter is screwed in tight. Water can leak one place yet appear in another via internal edges & channels in the frame. If the door seal & filter are good there could be a...

They sump hose rarely needs cleaning & only needs replacing if it gets holed. But you should avoid using low temp cycles as much as possible & run a maintenance wash on the highest temp with a suitable cleaner or white vinegar every month or so (without washing in there of course). It helps stop...

You mean the sump hose between the pump & tub? The ball goes in first & the rubber ring sits above it. I normally throw just them away, it doesn't make much difference. The eco-ball is only there to make the most of your washing powder, but it can double as a non-return valve (in the very...

Go here & type in the full E-number (BTW yours is missing 2 digits at the end) http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/store/spareparts/search Go to spare parts list & diagrams, on page 5 you can see the door spring & tension assy. You need to take off both sideplates to determine what has happened & which...

Have a read through these (some contain photos) //search.diynot.com/forum_search.php?all=&phrase=matrix&any=&not=&intitle=&forum_id=11&since=any&sortbytime=0&author=&search=Search+Forum&stype=0 To release the air vent on the inside use a pair of long nosed pliers or similar & turn it...

A blocked pressure chamber, matrix, or transfer hose can result in problems with draining or internal leakage...but it is not usually associated with overfilling. If you want to know more about this subject use the search function & type in "matrix" and/or "transfer hose". You will find plenty...

Yes...The primary function of this device is to prevent flooding your kitchen when there is an internal leak (water on the baseplate). But it will also safeguard against overfill within limits. Once the water level in the machine is low enough to reset the microswitch in the base it will stop...

You can blow through it & it'll make a really cool whizzing noise.... :lol: But there is no easy way to test it...at less than £20 for a new one you may as well just throw it in the bin & fit a new one. Yes the drain pump should kick in when the float is lifted, which verifies the antiflood...

"Impellor jug" is Bosch terminology for a flowmeter. Part number 490618 the safety switch assembly...not the flowmeter. The flowmeter is item 0515 on page 5 of the contructional drawings. It has p/n 424099 & is located under the braketank on the LH side. Just follow the inlet hose you can't...

Leaks from the door are commonly caused by split spray arms or bad door seals, but if you have checked these out then it's got to be something else. Overfilling can be caused by a faulty flowmeter http://www.espares.co.uk/parts?k=424099 or a partially jammed open inlet valve (very unlikely on...

One of these....brushes/brush assembly fitted wrong - short in motor connector plug - 6k1 shot - motor shot.

Find the nameplate in the door opening & note down the E-number. Go here http://customerservice.neff.co.uk/product-advice & type in the E-number to download a user manual.

E07 is a motor fault, most likely the tacho.