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B1EIN1601B (01) Bosch Dishwasher - Overview

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Upper Rack Roller – Part Number: 10032849
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This wheel is a dishwasher rack wheel designed for the upper rack of your appliance. The roller wheel is approximately 1.25 inches in diameters and includes the brushing you need for installation. It simply clips right on to the rack frame. After the wheel are attached to the side of the dishrack and are placed into the slides on either side of the appliance. Dishrack roller wheels allow the upper rack in a dishwasher to glide in and out of the appliance with ease. Due to the fact the roller wheel is made of plastic they tend to wear out after a period of time, also they can break. We do recommend you replace these rack wheels in pairs as they often wear out at the same rate. These wheels are sold individually.
Lower Rack Wheel with Clip – Part Number: 00165314
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Lower Rack Wheel with Clip
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This dishrack wheel is designed for use on the lower rack of your dishwasher, it allows the rack to roll in and out of your appliance with ease. This roller wheel includes the locking clip required for installation. The roller wheel attaches directly to the rack, you simply snap it into place on the frame of the rack, it does not include the axel. Due to how the roller wheels wear out we recommend replacing them in pairs. The diameter of the wheel is approximately one and a half inches. The roller wheel and clip are made of plastic.
SEALING – Part Number: 12054183
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Lower Door Seal – Part Number: 00432490
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Lower Door Seal
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Part #00432490
This door seal, also known as a door gasket, is an authentic manufacturer replacement part for your dishwasher. It is responsible for creating a watertight seal between the tub and dishwasher door and preventing water from leaking out while the dishwasher is running. Therefore, if you notice water leaking from the front of your dishwasher and difficulties closing the door, then it is likely that the seal is either worn down, torn, or has a buildup of mold. Carefully pull the defective seal from the perimeter of the tub and clean the area thoroughly. Place the new seal in the grooves around the tub and close the dishwasher door to press it into place.
Dishrack Stopper Kit – Part Number: 00165254
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Dishrack Stopper Kit
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A holder is used in dishwashers, it is known as the dishrack stop kit. This kit comes with both the front and the rear stop, these parts are installed at either end of the rails that the upper rack slides on. These stops help keep the rack on the rail, without this part the upper rack of your dishwasher will not slide in and out of your dishwasher properly. If you need to fix both the left and right rail you will need to order two kits. To install this part, you will need to remove the upper rack from your dishwasher, and you may need a flathead screwdriver. These front and rear rack stops are made of plastic and they are gray in color.
Drain Hose – Part Number: 00298564
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Drain Hose
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This drain hose is designed for use in dishwashers. After the wash cycle is complete the water need to leave the dishwasher, this drain hose it carries the dirty water from the drain pump to the kitchen sink drain. Because this part is made of plastic it can be damaged, which means you will need to check this part if you notice any leaks coming from your appliance. This hose is approximately five feet long, and it includes one o-ring. Before you begin repairing your dishwasher you need to unplug the appliance and shutoff the water supply.
Check Valve – Part Number: 00165262
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Check Valve
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This check valve is a genuine OEM part that is compatible with several different makes and models of dishwasher. A check valve is designed to prevent the backflow of dirty water, food waste, and debris back into the dishwasher by sealing the valve of your dishwasher when the dirty water exits. In doing so, it also protects the pipes and pump system from any potential damage that backward-flowing water could do. If your dishwasher is experiencing issues with filling, draining, or cleaning properly, the check valve may need a crucial replacement. This check valve is made of translucent plastic, is found near the drain hose and drain pump assembly, and measures approximately 1-inch by 1.5-inches.
Dishwasher Tripping Device – Part Number: 00166630
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Ensure proper detergent release during wash cycles with this genuine latch kit, designed to open the detergent cup at the right time and prevent premature opening. The kit includes a latch, spring, and seal, providing a complete solution for restoring smooth operation. Common signs that replacement is needed include the detergent cup popping open unexpectedly, difficulty closing, or detergent leakage. Installing this part helps maintain optimal cleaning performance and prevents wash cycle interruptions.
LID – Part Number: 00166623
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LID
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Part #00166623
This OEM-sourced detergent dispenser cover, also known as a rinse aid dispenser lid, seals and protects the detergent compartment in your dishwasher. Typically located on the inner door, it covers the detergent dispenser assembly. When loading the dishwasher, you lift the cover to add rinse aid before running a cycle. If the detergent dispenser cover is broken, you may notice visible cracks, chips, or it may not stay in place properly. If left unreplaced, it can result in detergent leakage during the wash cycle. To remove the cover, first, turn off the power and water supply. Open the dishwasher door and gently insert a flathead screwdriver between the dispenser body and the cover, prying it off. When installing the replacement cover, align it at an angle with the housing and fit one side in before rotating it to snap into place.
LID – Part Number: 00166621
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LID
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This dishwasher detergent dispenser cover helps seal the detergent compartment and ensures detergent is released at the correct point during the wash cycle. Designed with an integrated gasket for a secure fit, it replaces lids that are cracked, leaking, or no longer latching properly. Installing a new cover can resolve issues such as detergent not dispensing, leaks from the dispenser, or a broken lid, helping restore proper cleaning performance and reliable dishwasher operation.
SPRAY ARM – Part Number: 00359976
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Dishwasher Door Hinge Lever Bearing – Part Number: 00165296
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Dishwasher Door Hinge Lever Bearing
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This door hinge lever bearing is for dishwashers. Door hinge lever bearing allows the door hinge lever to move smoothly.

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The plastic clip on the roller broke
26 of 38 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Catherine from AMHERST, NY
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
We let this go for a shameful amount of time before I decided I could probably fix it. The roller broke so you could only pull it out about halfway or it would come off the track. I looked up the part, and bought it. Actually bought two in case it happened again. When I arrived I looked at how it was put together on the other side and t hen just basically pushed it onto the rod and it was fixed. I am ashamed it took so long to do it. Never be afraid to try it yourself. It was a total of $10 shipped to fix it.
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dishwasher not draining
14 of 20 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Bruce from MOUNT VERNON, WA
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Screw drivers
I used a wet vac to remove the water from the dishwasher. remove cover and filter/strainer from bottom of dishwasher. remove screw which allows you to lift the plastic piece to access check valve. Original check valve looked like new , I installed new check valve re installed parts . Job done and issue resolved .
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Lower door seal was leaking
10 of 17 people found this instruction helpful.
  • James from NEW HARTFORD, CT
  • Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
There are two ways to do this repair: the "right" way and the hard way. I chose the hard way, as the right way involves disconnecting the dishwasher plumbing, removing the dishwasher from under the counter, taking all the outer panels off, and disabling the door springs. There are good YouTube videos on this. The hard way doesn't invol ve that -- but is not all that easy and I'm not sure I'd recommend it. The problem, in essence, is that to install the new seal there is now way to do it without taking the door off the machine and taking the door apart -- which requires that the springs be locked out, if not disabled.

I accomplished that part of it by opening the door, partially, undoing the two screws on each side which hold the hinges, taking the front panel off (piece of cake, with a Torx driver),slipping the door partly off the hinges, and then locking the hinges open with the pry bars.

There are an assortment of ways one could seriously damage either the door or one's self doing it that way -- the hinge springs are very powerful -- so I don't recommend my approach.
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