Bosch she3ar76uc 07 dishwasher drain pump error water not draining — dishwasher cycle · e24 e25

Use only checks that match the exact appliance or system and its official guide.

1. Check 1

   Before clearing the display, photograph the panel and rating plate and record whether the code is E24, E25, or both, whether water is pooled in the tub, where the programme stopped, and whether there was humming or gurgling. Confirm the rating plate reads SHE3AR76UC/07.

   Expected result: E24 appears alone, E25 appears alone, both codes recur, the code is partial, or the model suffix is different or unreadable.

   Next step: Use the exact SHE3AR76UC/07 manual and preserve the code chronology for service. If the model or code cannot be confirmed, stop at visual safety checks and contact Bosch support.

   Why this matters

   Why: E24 and E25 share a drain symptom but Bosch assigns different primary checks; the model suffix controls which manual steps apply. A partial code or different suffix cannot safely support a pump or cover diagnosis.

2. Check 2

   Switch the dishwasher off and disconnect power as the owner manual directs. With no powered movement, remove and clean only the user-accessible filter system, then look for standing water or loose food debris around the accessible sump; wear hand protection because debris may be sharp.

   Expected result: The filter is blocked or incorrectly seated, debris or standing water is present around the accessible area, or the filter/sump area is clear while E24 or E25 remains.

   Next step: Refit the filter exactly as the SHE3AR76UC/07 manual shows and continue to the code-specific drain-path check. Do not run repeated cycles with standing water or reach beyond the accessible sump.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch links E24 to a blocked drain filter and tells users to check the filter; Bosch also lists debris and standing water as relevant to the drain-pump check. Clearing a visible restriction supports a restricted drain path, but a clear filter does not prove a pump or control fault.

3. Check 3

   For E25, inspect the drain-pump cover only if the SHE3AR76UC/07 manual permits this user step and the appliance is de-energized. Verify that the cover is present, seated, and secure; if the manual directs removal, remove only the cover, sponge out standing water, and take out loose visible debris without removing the pump or forcing the cover.

   Expected result: The cover is loose or missing, loose debris is visible and can be removed without force, the cover seats correctly, or the cover/pump area cannot be reached without extra disassembly.

   Next step: Replace and latch the cover only as the exact manual directs, then perform at most one permitted test if there is no leak or electrical hazard. Stop and arrange service for a missing/damaged cover, resistance, inaccessible area, or a returning E25; do not substitute a cover or pump by appearance.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch states that E25 can result from a blocked drain pump or a loose or missing pump cover. A loose cover or visible debris can explain the code, while a correctly seated cover and clear accessible area leave the pump, hose, wiring, or control unresolved.

4. Check 4

   For E24 or persistent water, inspect only the visible drain hose, siphon or sink connection, air gap if fitted, and garbage-disposal dishwasher inlet for a kink, sharp bend, blockage, poor seal, or an unremoved knockout plug. Do not disconnect a wet fitting, pull the built-in dishwasher, or place hands in uncontrolled standing water.

   Expected result: The hose is kinked or damaged, the sink/siphon or air gap is blocked, a new disposal still has its knockout plug, the connection is visibly leaking, or the accessible path is clear.

   Next step: Correct only a clearly accessible installation issue according to the model instructions, then test once if Bosch permits. If a hose is damaged, a fitting leaks, or the path is clear but the code returns, shut off water as appropriate and arrange service.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch lists the hose, siphon/air-gap path, and disposal knockout plug as E24 drainage causes. A visible installation restriction is more likely than a proven drain-pump failure; a clear path with E24/E25 and standing water requires service diagnosis.

5. Check 5

   After one permitted correction, run only a short Bosch-approved rinse or test cycle while watching for immediate drainage, recurring E24/E25, a leak, or unusual electrical symptoms. Do not use a reset to erase the chronology or continue operating with standing water.

   Expected result: The cycle drains and completes normally, the code returns after a short period, the code returns immediately, or water remains/leaks.

   Next step: For recurrence, standing water, a leak, or an immediate code, leave the dishwasher off and provide Bosch service with the exact model, code, water level, photos, and checks already completed. Do not order a drain pump from E24/E25 alone.

   Why this matters

   Why: A normal cycle after a corrected filter, cover, hose, or connection supports that accessible condition as a contributor; it does not prove the pump or control is healthy. Recurrence or persistent water means the drain system remains unresolved.