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Bosch Classixx Start Button Faulty

DOdod
Asked about 15 years ago 8,301 views
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I have a Bosch ClassixX. It has a front panel with four push button switches for different functions grouped together and one push button start switch slightly to one side. The start switch has been playing up for some time, requiring a particular type of 'push' to make it work. Now, it won't work at all. I'm not sure if the fault is mechanical or a dodgy electrical contact within the switch. Does anyone know if I can buy a replacement switch or whether I will have to replace the entire panel?

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Bosch ClassixX washing machine start button failure

The problem
The Bosch ClassixX washing machine's start button had become intermittent, only working with a particular press, and then stopped working altogether. The original question asked whether the switch could be replaced separately or if the whole control panel would be needed.
Likely cause
Most likely a failed start button assembly within the control panel. The accepted reply indicates that if the button is integrated into the control panel rather than being a separate switch, the panel would need replacing.
What fixed it
The accepted advice was that an integrated start button is not normally replaced separately; the control panel would need to be replaced. The original poster confirmed the button is part of the control panel. The exact repair carried out was not confirmed.
Checks to try
  • Start button had been intermittent before failing completely
  • Established that the start button is part of the control panel rather than a separate switch
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Control panel

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered about 15 years ago

If it's a proper switch you should be able to replace it separately but if it's a small button which is part of the control panel it will need a new control panel/ Try here to see if you can see the part - 4washerhelp spare parts

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dod
Answered about 15 years ago

The button is part of the control panel, unfortunately.

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