Bosch SHEM63W55N (300 Series) Repair Guide
The Bosch 300 Series is the most-recommended dishwasher in America — whisper quiet, long-lived, and famously reliable. Its two service themes: the E24/E25 drain-code family (usually maintenance, not parts) and owner surprise at condensation drying, which leaves plastics damp by design.
Common problems & typical repair costs
| Problem | Likely cause | Typical fix | OEM part # | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| E24 / E25 codes | Drain path: filter, check valve, pump cover loose, or drain hose | Clean filter/sump, reseat pump cover, clear hose | — | $0–$250 |
| E15 — won’t run, base leak | AquaStop leak sensor tripped by water in the base pan | Find and fix the leak; dry the pan | — | $100–$350 |
| Dishes wet (plastics) | Condensation dry — by design | Rinse aid + crack the door post-cycle | — | $0 |
| E09 | Heating element circuit | Replace heater/flow-through element | — | $150–$300 |
Costs are national averages for professional repair (parts + labor). See the linked cost guides below for full breakdowns.
Error codes
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| E24 / E25 | Drain fault — filter, pump cover, or hose |
| E15 | AquaStop leak protection tripped |
| E09 | Heating fault |
| E01 / E02 | Board faults |
Tech notes
E15 tip: water in the base pan tips the machine into permanent-drain mode. Tilting the unit 45° forward to drain the pan often restores it — then find WHY it leaked. And E24 after a new install is usually a missing high loop in the drain hose.
Cost guides for this machine’s common repairs
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