error code E14?

Found full information on the Bosch site for full part layout. See this link.

https://portal.bsh-partner.com/portal(bD1lbiZjPTAwOQ==)/PORTALFRAME.HTM

Going to try and fix myself .... fingers crossed!

jonathan Ashley
July 2007

I also have had this error (twice now) I have had E6 both times this has happened ... The first time we had a repair service out and after 2 wks they finally found the fix for it. Also they replaced the pump. We now are experiencing it all over again.

Starting to question the reliability of this wash/dryer (should note we don't use the dryer anymore as a cheap stand alone in the Garage seems to do a better job for half the length of time (and presumably).

Jonathan Ashley
July 2007

Thanks for your information, bosch man came and changed NTC sensor, it is a push in sensor located in rubber housing on top of drum just under lid, the sensor internals had unglued themselves, anyway all working now. Sensor just under £12, callout fee £64.

List of all other fault codes would still be be handy, Thanks.

Arfur Baby.
March 2007

We have had this issue as well on our Bosch washer dryer WVTi2840. It still under warranty so had a man out to fix it.
All seems ok but the motor wasn't spinning on any cycle after about 1 minute. Then the error code e14 appeared.
The problem was the NTC sensor for the dryer temperature, part no 425059. It’s a small polished metal cylinder about 50 mm long. Located on the top LH of the machine once lid is removed, under a cross member.
There is also the other half to this sensor that has issues. A 5 minute fix. This is the same for Smeg machine as well apparently and they are meant to have all the code on there website, but I am unable to find them. Good Luck

Elizabeth E
February 2007

My Bosch washer has Error 14 on it today and so I am seraching for the same answer as you.

Lynette Sharp
February 2007