Error Code: F25 Difficulty: Moderate
Problem: Turbidity sensor malfunction or issue.
How to Fix F25 Error (Step-by-Step)
- Disconnect the washer from the power source to prevent any electrical accidents.
- To access the turbidity sensor, you will likely need to remove the front or back panel of the washer.
- The turbidity sensor is usually located in the sump area at the bottom of the tub.
- Carefully disconnect the wiring harness attached to the sensor and confirm the error stays cleared during a full test cycle.
- Remove the old turbidity sensor. This may require twisting it or removing a retaining clip.
- Install the new turbidity sensor, making sure it is securely in place.
- Reconnect the wiring harness and reassemble the washer panels and confirm the error stays cleared during a full test cycle.
- Turn the appliance off, wait about 2 minutes, then turn it back on.
What to Check Next on This Bosch Washer
Bosch Washer Error F25: Use the code or symbol as the starting clue, then confirm the actual symptom before ordering parts.
- Unplug the washer before touching wiring, the lock, the pump area, or the control panel.
- Check the door lock, drain filter, inlet supply, and visible harness connections before replacing controls.
- If the code returns during the same part of the cycle, match the repair path to that stage: fill, wash, drain, spin, lock, or control response.
If the issue returns after these checks, match replacement parts to the complete Bosch model number from the appliance tag. The same code can point to different components depending on the exact model and when the failure appears.
Likely Parts to Check
No exact official OEM part number is listed here because the correct Bosch Washer part can vary by full model number. These are targeted part-category searches, not universal fit claims.
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Washer electronic control boardCommon replacement category: Main control boardFit note: Exact OEM part number varies by model. Confirm compatibility using the full model number before buying.Confidence: Medium
This category can be relevant for control and communication faults after wiring checks. Inspect wiring, connectors, airflow, water path, or filters first as applicable. -
Washer user interface control panelCommon replacement category: User interface / display boardFit note: Exact OEM part number varies by model. Confirm compatibility using the full model number before buying.Confidence: Medium
This category can be relevant for display, button, selector, or cycle-control faults. Inspect wiring, connectors, airflow, water path, or filters first as applicable. -
Washer drain pump assemblyCommon replacement category: Drain pumpFit note: Exact OEM part number varies by model. Confirm compatibility using the full model number before buying.Confidence: Medium
This category can be relevant for drain, no-spin, and water-removal symptoms after filter checks. Inspect wiring, connectors, airflow, water path, or filters first as applicable.
Before ordering: match the part to the complete model number on the appliance tag.
Still Not Working?
If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
When It’s Better to Replace Than Repair
Sometimes replacing an appliance makes more financial sense than putting more money into repairs.
Here are a few signs it may be time to shop for a new one:
For repair parts, verify exact fit with the full washer model number before buying; these links are general replacement-appliance shopping options.
- ✓Appliance over 8-10 years old
- ✓Repair cost over 50% of replacement
- ✓Multiple recent breakdowns
- ✓Major component failure
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