Bosch Dishwasher E15 code with bottom behind leaking

[johnnykong]

Hi
I am looking at where does my dishwasher leaking. I find there is some leaking at the bottom behind but not from the hose pipe inside , since i failed to upload video here so i just screenshot some leaking photos, your advice on which part should be look at or replace is highly appreciated thanks

 

[mainline]

It could be a seal or the tub itself.
The e15 error is water in the bottom, setting off the float switch.

 

[johnnykong]

It could be a seal or the tub itself.
The e15 error is water in the bottom, setting off the float switch.

Thanks mate, but it is located at the behind bottom, no way to drill in to see unless dismantle the whole bottom...

 

[mainline]

Thanks mate, but it is located at the behind bottom, no way to drill in to see unless dismantle the whole bottom...

Is that where the riser tube is coming from ?

What make model of dishwasher is it

 

[Avo Mk8]

Thanks mate, but it is located at the behind bottom, no way to drill in to see unless dismantle the whole bottom...

Have you had the side panels off to check if any evidence of the problem is visible from there?

 

[johnnykong]

Is that where the riser tube is coming from ?

What make model of dishwasher is it

It is SMV53L00GB mate, totally no idea, i check riser tube no abnormal leaking from top, but not sure if the leaking come from it.

 

[johnnykong]

Have you had the side panels off to check if any evidence of the problem is visible from there?

No idea from outside and unable make side panel to off? pls advise

 

[Avo Mk8]

The bottom metal panel (in your first pic) comes off if you un-hook it. Maybe a screw somewhere.
I was wondering if you could see more when that is off.

The Bosch website spares section has exploded pics of all the parts, so you can see how it comes apart:

Bosch spare parts & accessories for your appliance | Bosch - SMV53L00GB/41

Order spare parts & accessories now - Dishwasher fully integrated SMV53L00GB/41

www.bosch-home.co.uk

Keep taking bits off until you can see the problem. (But remember where they go and how they fit back!)

Or book a service engineer to attend to it, if you are not feeling confident about stripping it down.