Bosch · Washer Moderate

E14 — Flow Meter Fault

Bosch's official US washer codes use an E:XX / F-code / icon format; a bare 'E14' is not in the official US list. The 'flow meter fault' explanation below is not confirmed on Bosch's US consumer page — verify against your model's manual.

Keep using it?
Yes, with caution
DIY difficulty
Moderate
Verified against
bosch-home.com ↗

How to fix it

  1. Unplug and turn off water supply.
  2. Remove the inlet hose and access the flow meter at the inlet valve assembly.
  3. Inspect for debris and gently rotate the impeller to verify free spin.
  4. Test pressure at the supply — should be 14-145 PSI.
  5. Replace the flow meter / inlet valve assembly if impeller is jammed or sensor dead.
  6. Verify wiring connection back to control board.

Why it happens

Typical signs: Inconsistent fill levels · Cycle stops at fill · Over- or under-filling · Long fill times

  • Debris in flow meter Sediment jams the impeller in the flow sensor.
  • Failed flow sensor hall element Electronic sensor no longer reads impeller rotation.
  • Low water pressure Insufficient flow to spin the meter consistently.
  • Wiring fault to flow meter Lead pinched or connector loose.

Parts you may need

If diagnosis points to a failed part, these are the common replacements. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

  • Inlet valve with flow meter Common replacement
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More Bosch washer codes

E01 E01 — Door Lock Fault E02 E02 — Motor Fault E03 E03 — Door Lock Fault E04 E04 — Water Inlet Fault E05 E05 — Heating Element Fault E06 E06 — Door Lock Circuit Fault

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Always unplug an appliance before servicing it. This guide is for informational purposes and is not a substitute for a qualified technician. Verified against manufacturer documentation: bosch-home.com.