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I purchased a Bosch dishwasher with the expectation that it would last for several years. Recently my Bosch dishwasher stopped draining. Water would accumulate in the bottom on the dishwasher and would raise high enough to flow out both sides of the dishwasher door, towards the latter part of the dishwasher cycle. Although this seemed to be a problem with the Bosch dishwasher, it was not. I confirmed this after removing the filter and cover over the impeller to check for debris inside the dishwasher. I blew on the hose and confirmed that there was nothing obstructing the side pipe to the bottom of the dishwasher, as well as the pipe that runs from the dishwasher underneath the sink. The root cause of my Bosch dishwasher problem was the piper underneath the sink. The pipe underneath the sink that connected to the dishwasher has been bumped with boxes, causing it to angle down. The pipe underneath the dishwasher that connects to the sink should be positioned up and not down! Otherwise, sink water and garbage disposal water can flow down the pipe and into the dishwasher. My problem was linked to sink water filling the dishwasher and not the dishwasher failing to drain water as I had originally expected. I hope that this video assists you with troubleshooting your Bosch dishwasher issues too! Please feel free to share this video with others! Also, running baking soda and vinegar in a dishwasher cycle can help to free-up loose debris. Obvious, it its not safe to run Drano or similar drain cleaner through as a dishwasher as they are toxic and can also damage dishwasher components. Filmed in 1080P HD with an iPhone 5 camera.