Bosch Washer Error Code E19: How to Fix It
Medium 1-2 hours Medium Severity
Verified June 2026
- Error Code
- E19
- Brand
- Bosch
- Product Type
- washer
- Severity
- Medium
- DIY Difficulty
- Medium
- Estimated Fix Time
- 1-2 hours
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Tools You'll Need
- Phillips screwdriver
- Multimeter
- Wire strippers
- Electrical tape
How to Fix Error Code E19
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Turn off and unplug the washer
Always disconnect power before performing any maintenance to prevent electrical shock. -
Check the power supply and circuit breaker
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Run a diagnostic cycle
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Access the heating element
Ensure the washer is unplugged and has been disconnected for at least 5 minutes before removing panels. -
Test the heating element with a multimeter
Do not touch the heating element terminals while the washer is plugged in. -
Check the temperature sensor
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Inspect wiring connections
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Replace faulty components
Match the exact specifications of the original part to ensure proper fit and function. -
Reassemble and test
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When to Call a Professional
Call a professional appliance technician if you're uncomfortable working with electrical components, if the control board appears damaged, or if the error persists after replacing the heating element and temperature sensor. Also seek professional help if you discover multiple electrical issues or if the washer requires extensive disassembly.Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still use my Bosch washer with error code E19?
You can use the washer for cold water cycles, but hot and warm wash cycles will not function properly. The washer may complete the cycle but clothes won't be cleaned effectively without proper water heating.
How much does it cost to fix E19 error on Bosch washer?
DIY repairs typically cost $50-150 for a heating element or temperature sensor. Professional repair usually ranges from $200-400 including parts and labor, depending on your location and the specific components needed.
What causes Bosch washer heating elements to fail?
Heating elements commonly fail due to mineral buildup from hard water, power surges, normal wear from frequent use, or manufacturing defects. Regular maintenance and water softening can help prevent premature failure.
How can I prevent E19 error from happening again?
Use a water softener if you have hard water, avoid overloading the washer, run cleaning cycles monthly with washer cleaner, and have the washer serviced annually to check electrical connections and components.
Is E19 error covered under Bosch washer warranty?
E19 errors are typically covered under warranty if the washer is within the warranty period and the failure isn't due to misuse or normal wear. Check your warranty documentation and contact Bosch customer service for specific coverage details.