Hi,
We have a Bosch Logixx SGS0902GB dishwasher that is, I think, about 6 years old. Two or three works ago we discovered that it stopped completing the cycle with anywhere between 52 and 54 minutes to go, but not every time. By opening the door, turning it off and on again, and re-starting it it usually then works fine. It happens probably every other time we use the dishwasher.
Yesterday, however, it stopped before it had even started. I pressed start, shut the door and walked away. Several hours later we discovered that it hadn't done anything.
I'm wondering if limescale may have caused a problem. We always used to use Finish dishwasher products but recently switched to Simply to try to be a bit more eco-friendly. In doing so the inside of the dishwasher became coated in limescale within a week of the switchover. I contacted Simply who said that even though their products say you don't need to use separate rinse aid etc that in high limescale areas you do need to use it. Since also using separate rinse aid the visible limescale has cleared up. This may just be a red herring, but it seems highly coincidental that we have never had a problem before and then this happens a short while after switching to a different product.
Any suggestions as to what I can try to fix it?
Thanks,
We have a Bosch Logixx SGS0902GB dishwasher that is, I think, about 6 years old. Two or three works ago we discovered that it stopped completing the cycle with anywhere between 52 and 54 minutes to go, but not every time. By opening the door, turning it off and on again, and re-starting it it usually then works fine. It happens probably every other time we use the dishwasher.
Yesterday, however, it stopped before it had even started. I pressed start, shut the door and walked away. Several hours later we discovered that it hadn't done anything.
I'm wondering if limescale may have caused a problem. We always used to use Finish dishwasher products but recently switched to Simply to try to be a bit more eco-friendly. In doing so the inside of the dishwasher became coated in limescale within a week of the switchover. I contacted Simply who said that even though their products say you don't need to use separate rinse aid etc that in high limescale areas you do need to use it. Since also using separate rinse aid the visible limescale has cleared up. This may just be a red herring, but it seems highly coincidental that we have never had a problem before and then this happens a short while after switching to a different product.
Any suggestions as to what I can try to fix it?
Thanks,