Thanks for the tip! Got a new pump ordered, but you just saved us a trip or two to the coin laundry. It may be borrowed time, but I’ll take it. Once again TH-cams is a gold mine!!! I had it opened up and never thought to flip the paddles in the pump. Then I watched your vid. Thanks again!!!
Like a charm! Unfortunately, I had already ordered a new pump before I watched your video. Now I’m not sure I need it. I used a shop vac to suck up all of the water as I was slowly removing the lid, then I continued getting as much as I could after I got it opened up. I did this both times I opened it. So when I emptied the shop vac, I found what I thought was a rubber band. It had to have come out of the pump because the shop vac was clean before I started. After a closer look, it turned out to be what was left of one of my wife’s hair ties. I reached in and gently flipped the paddle in the pump. I felt a little resistance at first, then it flipped freely. I closed everything up and it has worked perfectly ever since. No odd sounds. No error codes. My wife has done several loads and it hasn’t missed a beat. Now, I know, if I ship that new pump back to the place I bought it from, the pump in the washer will quit the next day. So, I guess I’ll keep it for “insurance”. Again, thanks for the tip. You definitely saved us a bunch of hassle. If I hadn’t seen your video, there would’ve been several trips to the coin laundry until I could get a day off work to swap the pumps.
@@tahurl Is it normal to have water always stationary in the drain pump or is the drain pump suppose to be completely empty of water on its own? After every wash I open the drain pump only to find it with water.
@@tahurl Thank you. I am confused why there has to be water there after each wash? Maybe it eventually goes away. But also wonder there is only so much water that the drain pump can hold before the next wash
@@WaterBums-rx4ok you're awesome because of ur comment at least I was able to get the clothes out!!! Which had my 12 year old daughters blankie! So important!!! Thank You 💗
Any tips to getting the plug out?! I drained it. Then when turning to get the plug out I straight pulled the cap off n no plug attached so...😳 Aaaaah HEEEEELP!?!?
Got code saying clogged drain. I drained it n shop vacced up all the water but I can't get the plug out! The cover just pulled off but the plugs still attached it didn't come out w the cap! 😳🤷♀️🤦
@@tahurl sorry ur the closest video I could find. I know it's not replacing the pump but it's the same twisty plug in ur video as on my washer. Any tips greatly appreciated. Tryin to figure this ALL out myself. Single mom. Lol I'm lost! 🤷♀️😳
If you want to upload a quick video then link it here.. otherwise i understand the cap separated from the rest of the plug... I suspect there is a hair pin or something else stuck which is stopping the rest of the plug from coming out... my advise is you can just pull really hard..since there is nothing mechanical that should be holding it in place..
Thanks for the tip! Got a new pump ordered, but you just saved us a trip or two to the coin laundry. It may be borrowed time, but I’ll take it. Once again TH-cams is a gold mine!!! I had it opened up and never thought to flip the paddles in the pump. Then I watched your vid. Thanks again!!!
Did it work for you?
Like a charm! Unfortunately, I had already ordered a new pump before I watched your video. Now I’m not sure I need it. I used a shop vac to suck up all of the water as I was slowly removing the lid, then I continued getting as much as I could after I got it opened up. I did this both times I opened it. So when I emptied the shop vac, I found what I thought was a rubber band. It had to have come out of the pump because the shop vac was clean before I started. After a closer look, it turned out to be what was left of one of my wife’s hair ties. I reached in and gently flipped the paddle in the pump. I felt a little resistance at first, then it flipped freely. I closed everything up and it has worked perfectly ever since. No odd sounds. No error codes. My wife has done several loads and it hasn’t missed a beat. Now, I know, if I ship that new pump back to the place I bought it from, the pump in the washer will quit the next day. So, I guess I’ll keep it for “insurance”. Again, thanks for the tip. You definitely saved us a bunch of hassle. If I hadn’t seen your video, there would’ve been several trips to the coin laundry until I could get a day off work to swap the pumps.
Thank you for this!!! Worked like a charm for mine.
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Your welcome!! Thanks for the message :)
Thank you for the video, explains everything great
To open the lid i use the T tool the one that u close water in the street. It works perfectly and secures the lid perfectly
Washing machine bosch model WAT28400UC/12 error code clock and +1 PW ?
why do you need to spin it?
does it matter which direction you go?
You spin it just to get it back in place ...think I went clockwise but don't think it matters
@@tahurl Is it normal to have water always stationary in the drain pump or is the drain pump suppose to be completely empty of water on its own? After every wash I open the drain pump only to find it with water.
@@creature8428 yes you will always have water there..
@@tahurl Thank you. I am confused why there has to be water there after each wash? Maybe it eventually goes away. But also wonder there is only so much water that the drain pump can hold before the next wash
Hi, I have the same washer, I replaced the pump, how did you clear the error code e:13?
It was clear after plugging back in
@@tahurl yes
my mistake, the error code e:13 was still there after replacing the pump
Maybe plug not in all the way?
So what is that white strip that looks like a zip tie?
Just a zip tie for something higher.. nothing to do with pump..
Door lock release
@@WaterBums-rx4ok what?! So that can make a locked door open?! 🤔🤯
@@WaterBums-rx4ok you're awesome because of ur comment at least I was able to get the clothes out!!! Which had my 12 year old daughters blankie! So important!!! Thank You 💗
@@WaterBums-rx4ok sadly STILL same error code but at least clothes n blankie are out🤷♀️☹️🙄🤦
Any tips to getting the plug out?! I drained it. Then when turning to get the plug out I straight pulled the cap off n no plug attached so...😳 Aaaaah HEEEEELP!?!?
Sorry not sure what you mean?
@@tahurl on a bosch washing machine lol
Got code saying clogged drain. I drained it n shop vacced up all the water but I can't get the plug out! The cover just pulled off but the plugs still attached it didn't come out w the cap! 😳🤷♀️🤦
@@tahurl sorry ur the closest video I could find. I know it's not replacing the pump but it's the same twisty plug in ur video as on my washer. Any tips greatly appreciated. Tryin to figure this ALL out myself. Single mom. Lol I'm lost! 🤷♀️😳
If you want to upload a quick video then link it here.. otherwise i understand the cap separated from the rest of the plug... I suspect there is a hair pin or something else stuck which is stopping the rest of the plug from coming out... my advise is you can just pull really hard..since there is nothing mechanical that should be holding it in place..
Do you have the part number?
www.ebay.com/p/2241209512?iid=223488285873
BOSCH DRAIN PUMP 436440