Our Bosch Exxcel 1200 Express WFX2467 washing machine has come to halt
mid-cycle showing an error code F04. It won't restart and the display
now shows an image of a key.

Anyone with any thoughts on what F04 might mean?

TIA.

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Frank
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On 24/07/2006 20:44 F wrote:

Anyone with any thoughts on what F04 might mean?

Hmmm. Further investigation shows it means 'half a dozen curtain hooks
stuck in the drain impeller'.

The Operator (AKA Management) says it's never happened before...

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Frank
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In message , F
writes
On 24/07/2006 20:44 F wrote:

Anyone with any thoughts on what F04 might mean?

Hmmm. Further investigation shows it means 'half a dozen curtain hooks
stuck in the drain impeller'.

The Operator (AKA Management) says it's never happened before...

Ahh, did it happen to mention the fault code for two and a half bra
wires in the impeller or is it a generic type of code?
--
Clint Sharp

On 25/07/2006 19:04 Clint Sharp wrote:

Ahh, did it happen to mention the fault code for two and a half bra
wires in the impeller or is it a generic type of code?

36B?

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Frank
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The message
from F contains these words:

Ahh, did it happen to mention the fault code for two and a half bra
wires in the impeller or is it a generic type of code?

36B?

36B wouldn't be likely to be wired.

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Skipweasel
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.

On 2006-07-25 21:51:20 +0100, Guy King said:

The message
from F contains these words:

Ahh, did it happen to mention the fault code for two and a half bra
wires in the impeller or is it a generic type of code?

36B?

36B wouldn't be likely to be wired.

Depends.

It certainly is in Silicone Valley.

F wrote:
Our Bosch Exxcel 1200 Express WFX2467 washing machine has come to halt
mid-cycle showing an error code F04. It won't restart and the display
now shows an image of a key.

Anyone with any thoughts on what F04 might mean?

TIA.



According to the manual supplied with the machine (
https://portal.bsh-partner.com/porta...ORTALFRAME.HTM
)


F04 - Loose debris is blocking the pump - Cleaning the drain Pump refer
to Page 42.
F04 - Drainage pipe and/or drainage hose blocked - Clean drainage pipe
and/or drainage hose

On 26/07/2006 09:35 Woby Tide wrote:

According to the manual supplied with the machine (
https://portal.bsh-partner.com/porta...ORTALFRAME.HTM
)

Thanks for that! All of the paperwork for the machine appears to have
gone walkabout...

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Frank
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Clint Sharp wrote:
In message , F
writes
On 24/07/2006 20:44 F wrote:

Anyone with any thoughts on what F04 might mean?

Hmmm. Further investigation shows it means 'half a dozen curtain hooks
stuck in the drain impeller'.

The Operator (AKA Management) says it's never happened before...

Ahh, did it happen to mention the fault code for two and a half bra
wires in the impeller or is it a generic type of code?
--
Clint Sharp
Dear Clint
Please help. I know what F04 is but I can't get the wretched pump cap
to come off to see what is lurking in there. I have tried turning it
and pulling it but it won't budge. Can you help me.
Ann Ingle

On 28/07/2006 07:24 wrote:

I can't get the wretched pump cap
to come off to see what is lurking in there. I have tried turning it
and pulling it but it won't budge.

Just unscrew it anti-clockwise. You may wish to check first that the
machine is empty of water: pull out the flexible tube just to the left
of the drain impeller cap and pull the rubber plug out of the end whilst
holding it over a bowl.

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Frank
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No, once the pump cover won't come out it won't come out and you end up
buying a new pump and housing (you can't get just the housing). I know (

You may get away with wrecking it out with a screwdriver and bodging it up
with mastic or something while you wait for the new pump.


--
Bob Mannix
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"F" wrote in message
...
On 28/07/2006 07:24 wrote:

I can't get the wretched pump cap
to come off to see what is lurking in there. I have tried turning it
and pulling it but it won't budge.

Just unscrew it anti-clockwise. You may wish to check first that the
machine is empty of water: pull out the flexible tube just to the left of
the drain impeller cap and pull the rubber plug out of the end whilst
holding it over a bowl.

--
Frank
(Beware of spam trap - remove the negative)