Bosch Washing Machine repair and service in New York

This is common in front-loaders if the door is left closed between cycles. Moisture gets trapped in the rubber door gasket, causing mold growth. We recommend running a "Drum Clean" cycle with hot water and bleach, and manually cleaning the folds of the rubber seal. If the mold has penetrated the rubber, we can replace the gasket for you.

Bosch washers use a safety thermal lock that requires a few minutes to cool down. If it’s been over 10 minutes and it’s still stuck, the door latch mechanism may be broken or the handle is damaged. Do not force it, as the handle breaks easily. We can manually release the door and replace the faulty latch.

This is usually caused by clogged siphon jets inside the dispenser drawer. Over time, detergent buildup blocks the water flow, causing it to overflow onto the front of the machine. Removing and scrubbing the drawer with warm water usually fixes it. If it leaks behind the drawer, the inlet hose might be loose.

Yes, even a small tear in the door boot gasket will eventually cause a leak during the spin cycle. This often happens when zippers or sharp objects catch on the rubber. We can replace the gasket to ensure a watertight seal.

This "infinite loop" often happens when the machine struggles to balance a load or heat the water. If the heating element is burnt out, the machine waits for water to get hot (which never happens), stalling the timer. This requires a diagnostic to check the heater and NTC sensor.