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budflanksteak Posted: Friday, December 11, 2020 5:03:57 AM(UTC)
 
I have a Bosch SHP65TL2UC/01 dishwasher that leaks into the base pan hours after it has been run but not when it is actively running. No visible drainage from the sump or motor housing while in operation. Hoses are intact as are the connections. Pan and flood float valve are dry during operation. Hours after conclusion of cycle there is always a finite amount of water in the pan but enough to trip the flood float switch. Supply side is dry and have even replaced the supply valve. Have tried placing food coloring into the drain to confirm that the leakage is coming from drained water without success. The leaked water is soapy suggesting that it is being retained somewhere early in the operational cycle and then being released later. Cannot find any “reservoir” to explain this behavior. Doesn’t seem to make sense to replace the sump and the motors if the leak is not active during operation.

Any clues to where I should look next?

Thanks in advance.