Bosch SHP865WF5N/11 dishwasher Parts

We do not recommend continuing to run your Bosch SHP865WF5N dishwasher with an E22 error because it typically points to a drain or filter restriction; running it can leave standing water, poor cleaning, and can strain the drain system. Use the steps in the SHP865WF5N use and care manual to clear the issue first.

Turn the dishwasher off, then work through these checks in order:

• Remove and clean the filter system in the bottom of the tub; rinse under running water and reinstall fully seated.
• Scoop out any standing water in the sump area so you can see debris.
• Check the drain pump cover area for broken glass, labels, or food pieces; reattach the cover so it clicks.
• Inspect the sink drain or garbage disposer connection for a clog (a blocked disposer inlet is a common cause).
• Verify the drain hose is not kinked behind the unit; if it is damaged or collapsing, replace it.

If you find the hose is the problem, the compatible replacement is the dishwasher drain hose 00744881.

If cleaning the filters and clearing the pump area does not resolve E22, the issue is often in the drain path components.

Related parts for this model that may apply:

• Dishwasher drain pump 00631200
• Dishwasher drain pump lid 00611322

On Bosch SHP865WF5N dishwashers, the filter system and drain pump area are designed to keep food soils from reaching the pump. When that area clogs, the dishwasher may not circulate and drain correctly, which leads to dirty dishes and can stop the cycle.

For code meanings and what to check next, use our Bosch dishwasher error codes guide.

Last updated: January 2026

For the Bosch SHP865WF5N dishwasher, the most common service complaint is usually a drain-related issue (won’t drain, drains slowly, or water left in the sump) caused by filter debris, a restricted drain hose, or an obstruction at the drain pump. The maintenance steps in the SHP865WF5N use and care manual are the best starting point.

• Cancel/reset the cycle and let the unit drain, then restart a cycle.
• Remove and rinse the filter system; clear trapped food and labels.
• Check the sump area for standing water and visible debris.
• Inspect spray arms for clogged holes and clean as needed.
• Confirm the sink drain or disposer is clear (a clogged sink drain can mimic a dishwasher drain problem).

If the filters and drain path are clear but the dishwasher still won’t drain, the issue often shifts to a component in the drain system.

• If you hear the drain motor hum but water stays in the tub, the drain pump area may be obstructed.
• If the dishwasher drains inconsistently, check for kinks or restrictions in the drain hose routing.

Drain restrictions reduce water flow and can leave gritty residue, odors, and standing water after the cycle. Regular filter cleaning helps the Bosch wash system maintain proper circulation and drainage.

Last updated: January 2026

Your Bosch dishwasher’s model number is printed on the appliance’s rating label; on SHP865WF5N units it’s typically located on the door edge or the frame just inside the tub opening. Match the full model number exactly when ordering parts or using the owner's manual.

Check these common Bosch dishwasher label locations:

• Top or side edge of the dishwasher door (open the door and look along the inner edge)
• Left or right side of the tub frame (the vertical frame you see with the door open)
• Near the latch area on the inner door
• Along the upper rim of the tub opening

Bosch labels often include multiple identifiers. For parts lookup, record:

• Model number (example format: SHP865WF5N)
• FD number (factory date code, if shown)
• Serial number (helps confirm production run)
• E-Nr (Bosch’s model identifier; if present, copy it exactly)

Even one character difference can change which parts fit your dishwasher. Using the exact model number helps you choose the correct items such as the dishwasher drain pump 00631200 or dishwasher water inlet valve 10023852 for Bosch SHP865WF5N.

Last updated: March 2026