Bosch Washer Error Code F37: How to Fix It

Q: What does F37 mean on my Bosch washer?

F37 indicates a fault with the NTC temperature sensor, specifically an open circuit. This sensor monitors water temperature and when it fails, your washer cannot properly control heating during wash cycles.

Q: Can I still use my Bosch washer with F37 error?

No, the F37 error will prevent your washer from operating properly. The machine may not start or will stop mid-cycle because it cannot monitor water temperature for safe operation.

Q: How much does it cost to fix Bosch washer F37 error?

A replacement NTC temperature sensor typically costs $15-40. Professional repair service costs $150-300 including parts and labor. DIY repair can save significant money if you're comfortable with basic appliance repair.

Q: Why did my Bosch washer temperature sensor fail?

Temperature sensors can fail due to age, mineral buildup from hard water, electrical surges, or manufacturing defects. Most NTC sensors last 8-12 years under normal use conditions.

Q: How can I prevent F37 error from happening again?

Use water softener if you have hard water, avoid overloading the washer, and have your washer professionally serviced every few years. Regular maintenance helps extend component life including temperature sensors.

Abstract

Error code F37 on your Bosch washer indicates a problem with the NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) temperature sensor, specifically an open circuit fault. This sensor monitors water temperature during wash cycles, and when it fails, your washer cannot properly heat water or may not start at all.