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Posted by Phisherman on October 3, 2009, 5:36 pm
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>> >I have a Bosch SHX46A dishwasher. ?Yesterday the overhead sprayer arm fell
>> >off.
>> > I tried putting it on but I can't seem to connect it.
>> > This is what all the parts look like:
>> >http://i33.tinypic.com/vxp9h1.jpg
>> > Is there something broken or is there a secret to attaching the arm?
>> > Thank you,
>> Looks like a snap on or twist on setup. Why not call the dealer and ask him?
>> Or stop at an appliance store that carries Bosch and take a peek.
>I had a bosch replaced because parts and service cost far too much.
>anyhow thats a twist to lock arangement.
>bosch dishwashers clean the best, but the design is far too
>complicated, and unreal hard to service.........
>too the trash mine went............
>bosch are also the least reliable of any dishwasher according to
>consumer reports.
bob - which issue did you get this information? I just checked
Consumer Reports (2009 fall issue) and Bosch was listed at the top as
needing the fewest repairs. From that I would guess it is most
reliable?
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>>> complicated, and unreal hard to service.........
>>> bosch are also the least reliable of any dishwasher according to
>>> consumer reports.
>> After 4 years I haven't had any mechanical problems yet (knock wood) but
>> the interior plastic components are designed to fail. I have had to use
>> over a dozen plastic tie straps to prevent the wheels from fall off and
>> all of the other parts like the fold downs that won't stay up. What a
>> piece of crap.
>> The dishwasher cost $600 and is ultra quiet so I'm a bit reluctant to
>> throw it away at this point.
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> My local dealer will get you one if you want it, but no longer has Bosch on
> the showroom floor. Too many service calls. My first Kitchen Aid lasted 19
> years so we bought another.
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