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We have 1 Bosch WFVC5400UC - Vision 500 Series Front Load manual available for free PDF download: Operating And Installation Instructions. Amazon calculates a product’s star ratings based on a machine learned model instead of a raw data average. The model takes into account factors including the age of a rating, whether the ratings are from verified purchasers, and factors that establish reviewer trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. If you have strong water pressure when using the WARM cycle water will leak from the dispenser so you have to remove the soap dispenser Dryer- does a fairly good job on drying clothes sometimes sheets may get balled up when drying.I believe this is due to the fins in the dryer that are on a angle. Drying Sensor isn't accurate sometimes some of the clothes are still wet when the cycle says the clothes are dry FUSSY machine needs service too many times Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2018 It's quiet and good with water usage. The drain opens and water goes everywhere, flooding the pan underneath which means again door won't open until the water dries out. I'll never buy a Bosch again. Mine is 8 years old now and currently it's locked with just an E:.not even telling me what's wrong and everyone's loads have been locked in. Very upsetting. Please try again later. Mel 2.0 out of 5 stars The drain opens and water goes everywhere, flooding the pan underneath which means again door won't open until the water dries out. I'll never buy a Bosch again. Mine is 8 years old now and currently it's locked with just an E:.not even telling me what's wrong and everyone's loads have been locked in. Very upsetting.Please try again later. Please try again later. Mark 1.0 out of 5 stars Sometimes the timer will get all the way to zero without changing cycles.http://aquatur.ru/uploads/bravo-ii-autoprinter-manual.xml
Yes, it has continued to wash clothes for several hours while I was at work and the count down stays at 1 minute left, it never finishes, it never changes cycles. Sometimes it just doesn't spin the clothes, it will get to the spin cycle, and just slowly spin for ever without getting up to full spin speed, again, it never finishes it's process. Sometimes the door lock doesn't work, it will not unlock, and just keeps trying to unlock again and again. Sometimes I hit pause and it causes an error, and it starts the drain and spin cycle immediately. No wonder Bosch stopped making washers and dryers. After a disaster of a machine like this, I am sure they have lost all credibility in the product category. From other reviews of the Bosch Vision 500 I have read, it seems I am definitely not alone.Please try again later. Please try again later. Vivian 1.0 out of 5 stars I am very disappointing on Bosch washer that cannot last more than 3 years and I will never purchase Bosch washer again in my life.Please try again later. Please try again later. Dwayne Carle 4.0 out of 5 stars If you have strong water pressure when using the WARM cycle water will leak from the dispenser so you have to remove the soap dispenser Dryer- does a fairly good job on drying clothes sometimes sheets may get balled up when drying.I believe this is due to the fins in the dryer that are on a angle. Drying Sensor isn't accurate sometimes some of the clothes are still wet when the cycle says the clothes are dryPlease try again later. Please try again later. Alison Toon 2.0 out of 5 stars However, I wish I had bought a different washer and spent more time choosing it. I made a quick buy based on price and immediate availability, when moving into a new home that had no washer or dryer. I come from Europe and am used to, and expect, front-loader washers. I expect more features, better usability, and much better quality than I have with this washer.http://www.discountedmortgages.ca/fck_upload/bravo-ii-autoprinter-manual.xml
Problems: - Almost impossible to find, open, clean and replace the seal of (in a water-tight way) the lint trap. You have to pry the front-bnttom cover of the washer off with a screwdriver (through holes located on the sides, both sides, of the washer, so you first have to pull it out from wherever it's installed--you cannot remove the cover from the front only). The screw-on top to the trap is at an awkward angle inside the machine. Any grit that has accumulated within the lint trap gets trapped in the threads and makes it almost impossible to replace the top and make it fully water-tight. As it's a good practice to clean the lint trap regularly, this is REALLY poor design. All other washers that I have used have the trap cover in an easily-accessible place. - There's no way to program for an extra-heavily-soiled wash (i.e., no pre-wash program). Program choices are very limited. - THAT DARN PINGING that goes on, and on, and on when the wash is finished. Yes, you can turn it off but as it's a matter of pressing certain buttons in a certain order, it resets itself on a regular basis and PING PING PING PING PING darnit I know the wash has finished and I'll empty it in my own good time stop PINGING. Please. - And a note for anyone installing any washer and dryer. Make sure to ask the installers to put the washer on the left and the ddryer on the right, otherwise they WILL do it the other way around. And then when you go to wash somthing, you'll find the doors open towards each other. Then you'll either have to reinstall both the washer and dryer, or keep struggling to move the wet washing over the doors into the dryer. (NOTE TO SELF: remember this next time!) Good points: it's a front-loader washing machine, it washes clothes well, it has an eco-friendly setting (lower temperature), and it does the job. If I were buying again, I'd go (slightly) more upscale.Please try again later. Please try again later. Jim O'Rourke 1.http://gbb.global/blog/bosch-logixx-8-manual-pump-blocked
0 out of 5 stars When it overheats, this means the door will not open. Our technician has been here half a dozen times trying to fix it. The entire door latch mechanism, and some other surrounding parts, have been replaced, but that doesn't fix the problem. Even before this problem started, it had a bad feature of retaining water in the folds of the front rubber gasket. You have to towel out the excess water every time you finish a wash. If you don't, the machine will soon stink. This is an annoying piece of junk.Please try again later. Please try again later. MM 5.0 out of 5 stars The Bosch Vision is different from other machines I've owned in the past in terms of cycle selection, temperatures and options so it does pay to familiarize yourself with the manual before use but it's not difficult to get up to speed in 15 or 20 minutes of reading. I do agree with one reviewer who said the handwash cycle isn't great for removing stains or deep cleaning. It is a very short cycle designed to keep delicate clothes in top condition and at this it succeeds, just don't expect deep cleaning power. I do generally run most cycles with an extra rinse but this machine cleans with incredibly small amounts of water, even with the additional rinse the total water consumption is very low. I'm amazed at how little detergent is necessary to achieve a bright, fresh appearance and feel to all my clothes. The manual warns about using too much detergent and I think other users either do not read the manual or don't understand how little is needed for optimal cleaning. I use Method liquid detergent which says four pumps is for one load. I've experimented with different amounts of detergent and learned that most small to moderate sized loads of normal soiling get super clean with only one pump of detergent. For more heavily soiled loads with oils, greases, sweat and other contaminants that break down the detergent I've found two pumps provides better (excellent) results.https://asidicelabiblia.com/images/bosch-vip-1000-manual.pdf
I might use three or four pumps but only for large loads of clothes worn by a deep fry cook or mechanics overalls full of oil residues. And at 4.4 cubic ft. you can do some rally large loads. I washed a load of really absorbent thick white cotton bath towels that completely filled the drum using two pumps of Method detergent and one ounce or regular bleach and they came out smelling fresh, looking bright and super soft and fluffy. Smooth and as close to silent as one could hope for - the sound barely changes from small to huge loads and I've the machines have never shaken or vibrated regardless of load size. I don't understand the problem some have reported with mold. The only precaution I've taken is to leave the washer door slightly ajar for one day after I've done laundry (then I close it if I want) and there has been nothing but fresh, clean smells. I can't say that about my first front-load laundry pair (Maytag Neptune). They molded within the first month or so and the smell never went away even after I had the redesigned seal installed. And the Neptune never got my clothes completely clean. The Bosch manual says too much detergent can cause mold and I think this is the likely culprit for those who have reported a moldy smell from the Bosch. Only use a small amount of detergent, less than you think will work. You will save a lot on detergent costs and have clothes that are cleaner and fresher than ever. This is a difficult concept to come to terms with for people who are accustomed to water-guzzling top loaders.Please try again later. Please try again later. Consumer66061 2.0 out of 5 stars They are probably okay if you are a complete Nimrod, and want the standard settings on the machine to do the thinking for you, but I have been doing laundry many years now, and I know what temperature, cycle, etc.It does however, think that a choice of spin speed is vitally important, because you can change that on every cycle.
I don't really know what temperature these wash in-(and unless you refer to the graph in the manual, you won't), so I only use them for those things that have been washed 1000 times before. Many cycles seem extra long-the Xtra Sanitary cycle is about 3 hours long when you add a stain cycle.And you may think I am kidding on this next thing, but the minutes during the countdown of a wash cycle are sometimes much longer than a minute. One time, a cycle had one minute left for 5 minutes- and this is not the same everytime- Seriously. Now, let me be straight, I have found nothing seriously adverse about the way they clean the clothes. That's pretty standard. The drying on the otherhand, takes some creativity on which cycle (usually cycles) to choose to get the stuff dry in the least amount of time. The end cycle signals are the MOST annoying feature. They ring incessently (okay, that's a lie.they do stop after sometime longer than 20 minutes of beeping about every 6 seconds). I haven't let the beep go on much longer than that, because it drives us crazy- but if you are trying to sleep or just can't get to the washer right away- it will drive your whole household insane until someone rushes in and opens the washer door to stop it. How many times do you have to be reminded that the wash cycle is finished. Once or twice would suffice, right. The dryer also has its own annoying cycle beeps- which can be changed if you want to. I am still figuring this out. Rinsing well seems to be a problem, and I only use 1-2 tablespoons of detergent, as recommended, even if you add the Allergy Rinse. This leads me to vibration mode. On Max Spin our whole house vibrates- sounds like a helicopter is hovering overhead.We have now opted to choose a lower spin speed each time we start another load, if we actually remember to do it.
We, after wrenching these two monster units into place in our newly remodeled laundry room, erroneously assumed we could switch the washer door opening, as we could on the dryer. Uh-uh. So now we have a washer that opens to the wrong side. Umm, what else? Oh, yes.the drying cycles (on the dryer of course) restart their time ALL OVER AGAIN if you happen to want to open the door to check on how your load is doing, or add another item. For example, if you have chosen a cycle that takes 60 minutes, and it's been running for 40 minutes- and you are wondering if your shirt is dry enough yet so you open the door to check on that shirt- and no, it's not dry enough so you throw it back in and close the door. The timer then automatically re-sets back to 60 minutes- (no kidding).You get to start all over again, or choose another cycle entirely. So, if I had enough money to give these away, and get another brand (like my old LG's), I would. If this helps someone else avoid some angst, then it has been worth my time.Please try again later. Please try again later. eMCee2 2.0 out of 5 stars The kicker for me is that we bought our set in March 2010; I started getting E17 errors just under 2 years later. The part was replaced under warranty, but of course the labour was not. While the local service people were good, the Bosch service center response left a lot to be desired. Now, about 14 months later.There are some stupid design things on the companion dryer as well.Doubt I will be buying a Bosch again.Please try again later. Please try again later.If I were asked to imagine a day in my life doing laundry 20 years from now, I would naturally expect this to be the machine I’d be using.Please try again later. Please try again later. Most of us tend to glance through the manual when we first get our spanking new machine and experiment a little with the settings, then end up picking a couple of settings to stick with forevermore.
All the different buttons, symbols and timings might seem daunting, but it’s worthwhile to know how to make the most out of your washer dryer to save you time, energy, money and also, wouldn't you want to take the best care of your clothes? You can also use this function to wash out stains, just be sure to first try removing the stain while it’s fresh by dabbing it with a bit of soap water before popping it in the wash. It pretty much guarantees that you’ll never have to wash any laundry by hand ever again. To keep things simple, here are 5 easy to remember categories: Cottons: Standard washing programme for textiles made of cotton or linen Easy-Care: For textiles made of synthetic materials or blended fabrics Mixed Load: For washing natural and synthetic textiles together in a single load HygieneCare: Pretreat dry laundry by hot air followed by a low temperature washing cycle to achieve the most hygienic wash results for non-delicate fabrics. Drum Clean: To maintain the hygiene of the washer drum and remove residual lint. Materials such as wool or silk may be on the no-no list, but it's good to check the labels and make a mental note of items that can't go in the dryer. There are two different types of drying programmes - Gentle and Intensive - so pick the one that suits your needs. Regular cotton items or lighter clothing would be more appropriate for a Gentle Dry, while towels and sheets would be better suited for Intensive Dry. Now that you know all that your washer dryer can do, I bet you can’t wait to try out a new setting with your next load of laundry! As a general rule of thumb, always follow the temperature and wash programme selection instructions on the care label to keep your clothes in tiptop condition. A dishwasher washes dishes and utensils both quickly and precisely, giving you the luxury of relaxing at home without having to worry about washing up after your meals.
The best way to reduce water and energy usage is to simply learn how to operate home appliances such as your washing machine in a resource-efficient way. Here are 4 easy steps to get you started. This machine virtually operates at the touch of a button. EcoSmartt Technology EcoSmartt Technology utilizes a network of sensors in the Bosch energy Vision possible washer while for maintaining cycles that superior conserve washing the most performance.EcoActionR This up to option 20.Bosch Vision gets the most out of every drop of Stain Removal This unique option begins each cycle with a cold water fill and remove heats stains. Hold times are long. A noisy spin cycle isn't the end of the world. Don't let a broken water inlet valve break your spirit. And don't be afraid of those error codes you don't understand. Your DIY mojo is just being tested, and Repair Clinic is here to help you pass with flying colors (washed in cold water, of course). Need help finding your model number. Most Common Problems Is your Bosch washing machine not working. We specialize in troubleshooting Bosch front-load washing machine problems. All the symptoms your washer may be experiencing are listed right here. But what good would it do if we only helped you confirm what you already know. Once you enter your model number in the search field and find the cause, we can sell you the right replacement part and even show you how to install it.
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I'm amazed at how little detergent is necessary to achieve a bright, fresh appearance and feel to all my clothes. The manual warns about using too much detergent and I think other users either do not read the manual or don't understand how little is needed for optimal cleaning. I use Method liquid detergent which says four pumps is for one load. I've experimented with different amounts of detergent and learned that most small to moderate sized loads of normal soiling get super clean with only one pump of detergent. For more heavily soiled loads with oils, greases, sweat and other contaminants that break down the detergent I've found two pumps provides better (excellent) results. I might use three or four pumps but only for large loads of clothes worn by a deep fry cook or mechanics overalls full of oil residues. And at 4.4 cubic ft. you can do some rally large loads. I washed a load of really absorbent thick white cotton bath towels that completely filled the drum using two pumps of Method detergent and one ounce or regular bleach and they came out smelling fresh, looking bright and super soft and fluffy. Smooth and as close to silent as one could hope for - the sound barely changes from small to huge loads and I've the machines have never shaken or vibrated regardless of load size. I don't understand the problem some have reported with mold. The only precaution I've taken is to leave the washer door slightly ajar for one day after I've done laundry (then I close it if I want) and there has been nothing but fresh, clean smells. I can't say that about my first front-load laundry pair (Maytag Neptune). They molded within the first month or so and the smell never went away even after I had the redesigned seal installed. And the Neptune never got my clothes completely clean. The Bosch manual says too much detergent can cause mold and I think this is the likely culprit for those who have reported a moldy smell from the Bosch.
Only use a small amount of detergent, less than you think will work. You will save a lot on detergent costs and have clothes that are cleaner and fresher than ever. This is a difficult concept to come to terms with for people who are accustomed to water-guzzling top loaders.Please try again later. Please try again later. Consumer66061 2.0 out of 5 stars They are probably okay if you are a complete Nimrod, and want the standard settings on the machine to do the thinking for you, but I have been doing laundry many years now, and I know what temperature, cycle, etc.It does however, think that a choice of spin speed is vitally important, because you can change that on every cycle. I don't really know what temperature these wash in-(and unless you refer to the graph in the manual, you won't), so I only use them for those things that have been washed 1000 times before. Many cycles seem extra long-the Xtra Sanitary cycle is about 3 hours long when you add a stain cycle.And you may think I am kidding on this next thing, but the minutes during the countdown of a wash cycle are sometimes much longer than a minute. One time, a cycle had one minute left for 5 minutes- and this is not the same everytime- Seriously. Now, let me be straight, I have found nothing seriously adverse about the way they clean the clothes. That's pretty standard. The drying on the otherhand, takes some creativity on which cycle (usually cycles) to choose to get the stuff dry in the least amount of time. The end cycle signals are the MOST annoying feature. They ring incessently (okay, that's a lie.they do stop after sometime longer than 20 minutes of beeping about every 6 seconds). I haven't let the beep go on much longer than that, because it drives us crazy- but if you are trying to sleep or just can't get to the washer right away- it will drive your whole household insane until someone rushes in and opens the washer door to stop it.
How many times do you have to be reminded that the wash cycle is finished. Once or twice would suffice, right. The dryer also has its own annoying cycle beeps- which can be changed if you want to. I am still figuring this out. Rinsing well seems to be a problem, and I only use 1-2 tablespoons of detergent, as recommended, even if you add the Allergy Rinse. This leads me to vibration mode. On Max Spin our whole house vibrates- sounds like a helicopter is hovering overhead.We have now opted to choose a lower spin speed each time we start another load, if we actually remember to do it. We, after wrenching these two monster units into place in our newly remodeled laundry room, erroneously assumed we could switch the washer door opening, as we could on the dryer. Uh-uh. So now we have a washer that opens to the wrong side. Umm, what else? Oh, yes.the drying cycles (on the dryer of course) restart their time ALL OVER AGAIN if you happen to want to open the door to check on how your load is doing, or add another item. For example, if you have chosen a cycle that takes 60 minutes, and it's been running for 40 minutes- and you are wondering if your shirt is dry enough yet so you open the door to check on that shirt- and no, it's not dry enough so you throw it back in and close the door. The timer then automatically re-sets back to 60 minutes- (no kidding).You get to start all over again, or choose another cycle entirely. So, if I had enough money to give these away, and get another brand (like my old LG's), I would. If this helps someone else avoid some angst, then it has been worth my time.Please try again later. Please try again later. eMCee2 2.0 out of 5 stars The kicker for me is that we bought our set in March 2010; I started getting E17 errors just under 2 years later. The part was replaced under warranty, but of course the labour was not. While the local service people were good, the Bosch service center response left a lot to be desired. Now, about 14 months later.
There are some stupid design things on the companion dryer as well.Doubt I will be buying a Bosch again.Please try again later. Please try again later.If I were asked to imagine a day in my life doing laundry 20 years from now, I would naturally expect this to be the machine I’d be using.Please try again later. Please try again later. Hold down both the delayed start and spin select buttons and turn dial to the left one click (cold position).Key showing on panel, door opens, but you press every button and get the same beep. Key showing on panel, door opens, but you press every button and get the same beep. Hi dear. Regarding your information, I would say Child lock has been. Answer questions, earn points and help others. E13 indicates that your pump is taking too long to empty the machine and needs cleaned out. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 1: I Will Start With the E17 Code. One of the most aggravating things about the E17 code is that when it is going off, your machine door locks up and then it will do nothing but beep and flash E17. It also will NOT allow you to open the door to get things out; your clothes are now held HOSTAGE, they could be rotting in the washer for hours, days, WEEKS, even.before it dries out enough down below for your machine to stop freaking out! And.what if it is leaking. It certainly won't ever dry out then. For years now I have been dealing with the E17 code by tipping the machine back to allow the water to drain out of the sensor mechanism. But now, I am pleased to announce. I will no longer be obligated to tip back 250 lbs of machine full of water to regain control of this situation, and neither will you, if you follow these instructions. My machine does have a small leak, there is a hole in the door seal.In addition, in my research on this indicates that some people are getting the E17 code even when there is no water leaking, and I certainly have suspected this myself.
That said, if you have a leak, you should certainly consider fixing it. ALERT!! ALERT!!! BEFORE DOING ANYTHING, UNPLUG YOUR MACHINE!!! Plus, know that doing these things to your machine may void any warranty you have. (My machine is not under warranty, and I am a brave person who feels at liberty to do as I please.) Now Then, let's begin. First you must remove the front panel. I already had mine off because I am constantly having to clean out my pump. Grasp both sides of your bottom front panel on the sides, and pull straight down toward the floor. It is held on by plastic clips that slide out when pulled downward. When you get it off, It will look something like this first pic. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 2: Open the Water Sensor Housing Case and Remove the Sensor Switch. Use a flat screwdriver to pry up the top of the white sensor housing case and pull out your sensor switch. When I did this, the little plastic clips holding it in place broke, but I don't care. I have no intention of having a functioning flood control switch ever. EVER again! In the 3rd pic here, you can see the Styrofoam that is supposed to float up during a flood to push that gray button on the bottom of the almond colored sensor. In the 4th pic you can see the gray button that triggers the infernal E17 error code. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download Step 3: Disable the E17 Flood Control Switch Yes, yes, you must separate the little grey button from its Styrofoam partner in crime. I initially tried just unplugging the sensor switch, but the E17 code continued onward, undeterred.All you have to do is place the switch somewhere to ensure that the little grey button won't get pushed. Just make sure it is in a place where it won't get wet. It also has to remain plugged in for your machine to function, apparently. That is all there is to it, you are done. Now my machine is happily washing clothes again. (and has remained so as I update this NOV 2015.