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Old 03-30-2008, 01:15 PM
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I have Bosch WFK2401 washer. It is stuck with 1 cycle remaining and the door locked. Nothing is blinking, and the door does not open, even if I turn the power off. If I change the program, it goes through the cycles normally, until 1 cycle remains and then stops. There is no water in the washer. Does anybody know what the problem can be, and at least how to open the door? Thank you
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Enter the test program by:

1. Set the cycle knob to any "X" (reset) position

2. Press and hold the Pre-wash and the Start buttons at the same time. While still holding these buttons, turn the unit on by pressing the On/Off button

3. Keep holding the Pre-wash and the Start buttons until the digital display comes on (about 5 seconds)

The digital display will show 00 for no faults or will show a fault code.

To end the test program turn the washer off at any time.

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Thanks Gene. I did the test and it shows 06. What does it mean? Mike
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The fault code "06" means "Door open or won't lock". Something wrong with the door lock.

I do not know this model good enough to guide your further. Maybe someone else on the forum can help you better.

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