My Bosch SHU66C has suddenly (by itself) decided to change the wash times
for the various cycles that it has. The times no longer match those listed
in the manual. I suspect I need a new logic board. I was wondering if anyone
could recommend where in the U.S. I could buy the right part. And I also
need the part number.

I'm thinking this is what I need to do because this happened to my
sister-in-law as well (she has a different model of Bosch), and they got
their control board from a local supplier (they're across the country,
unfortunately). My nephew then replaced it very easily.

I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?

Sev wrote:
I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?

I mean by shutting off breaker, not pulling it from wall, etc.

Sears has parts, and service that costs a fortune...

Sev wrote:
Sev wrote:
I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?

I mean by shutting off breaker, not pulling it from wall, etc.

????

What possible difference is there functionally that flipping the
breaker would do that unplugging it couldn't/wouldn't???

"dpb" wrote in message

What possible difference is there functionally that flipping the
breaker would do that unplugging it couldn't/wouldn't???

Many DW's are hard wired so there is no plug to pull. Either way, same
result.

"Tony" wrote in message
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My Bosch SHU66C has suddenly (by itself) decided to change the wash times
for the various cycles that it has. The times no longer match those listed
in the manual. I suspect I need a new logic board. I was wondering if
anyone could recommend where in the U.S. I could buy the right part. And I
also need the part number.

www.repairclinic.com

dpb wrote:
Sev wrote:
Sev wrote:
I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?

I mean by shutting off breaker, not pulling it from wall, etc.

????

What possible difference is there functionally that flipping the
breaker would do that unplugging it couldn't/wouldn't???

Little easier, dontcha think?

"Sev" wrote in message
ps.com...

I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?


Sev, not yet. Fortunately my dishwasher is plugged in "locally" so I can
unplug it for a bit. I'll give it a try.

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Tony" wrote in message
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My Bosch SHU66C has suddenly (by itself) decided to change the wash times
for the various cycles that it has. The times no longer match those
listed in the manual. I suspect I need a new logic board. I was wondering
if anyone could recommend where in the U.S. I could buy the right part.
And I also need the part number.

www.repairclinic.com


Thanks Edwin!

"Sev" wrote in message
ps.com...

Sev wrote:
I suspect you're right, but you have tried the obvious, just unplugging
it for a while?

I mean by shutting off breaker, not pulling it from wall, etc.


I shut off the breaker and kept it off for a couple of minutes. Flipped it
back on (made sure it was the right breaker) and the dishwasher still has
the wrong times for the cycles.