Bosch Dishwasher Drain Hose Cleaning

Review your owner s manual to learn how to do this.

Bosch dishwasher drain hose cleaning.

Lift the square stainless steel cover from the floor of the bosch dishwasher to reveal the large white sump that is held in place by two side retaining clips. Remove the lower kick plate located under the door. Remove any debris and objects that are trapped in the filter. If your dishwasher drain hose is clogged after combining the homemade dishwasher unclogging products locate the dishwasher circuit breaker and turn it off.

With the cover removed you now have access to dishwasher drain pump. This is a good way to remove black gunk in a dishwasher drain hose as well. Remove any hose clamps and the drain hose and extract them from the garbage disposal and dishwasher. Ideal for dishwashers that are placed away from the water source.

You can flush out the dishwasher drain hose using the kitchen sprayer and then set aside to drain. If the hose doesn t drain then a clog is causing a blockage. Remove that using a screwdriver and then take off the cover by gripping the tab on the left and lifting it up and towards you. Once you ve shifted the water it s time to remove the drain pump cover which on most bosch dishwashers will be secured with a single screw.

Clean it with soap and a soft brush under running water. Drainage hose kit part number 663105 extends the dishwasher supply and drain hose to a maximum length of 6 ft. If the dishwasher isn t draining. Check for blockages by running a dishwasher clean cycle and holding the hose over a bucket or sink.

Use the drain hose extension kit accessory to extend the drain hose to a maximum length of 6 ft. Before reinstalling the filter remove the pump cover by following the instructions in your owner s manual. If you find one remove the pipe at both ends and attempt to push the clog out with a straightened wire coat hanger or a blast of water from an outdoor hose. Dishwasher drain pipes are often clear so you can simply look for a clog instead.

With a screwdriver and pliers disconnect the drain hose from the garbage disposal or air cap. Use a straightened hanger or plumbing snake to carefully remove the clog.