Bosch Dishwasher Error Code F67

F67 means the dishwasher's control board detected that the circulation pump was running at a speed lower than the required threshold. This check is performed exactly 10 seconds after the circulation pump starts. The fault can be caused by a failing pump motor, a blocked impeller, a defective speed sensor, or a wiring issue in the sensor circuit. The dishwasher halts the wash cycle when this code appears to prevent ineffective cleaning.

Resetting the dishwasher may temporarily clear the F67 code, but it will return if the underlying cause is not resolved. Because the fault is confirmed at a specific 10-second interval during pump operation, the control board will re-trigger the error as soon as the circulation pump starts again and speed remains too low. A reset is only useful for clearing the code after a confirmed repair has been completed.

Repair costs vary depending on the failed component. Clearing a blocked impeller involves no parts cost and only your time. Replacing a speed sensor is generally a lower-cost repair, typically in the range of $50 to $150 including parts and labor. Replacing the full circulation pump motor is more involved and can range from $150 to $350 or more depending on the specific model and local labor rates. Getting a diagnostic assessment from a technician first helps avoid replacing parts unnecessarily.

Some causes of F67 are DIY-friendly, such as clearing debris from the pump impeller or inspecting wiring connectors for obvious damage. However, running the F14 diagnostic pump test and accurately interpreting the results typically requires some technical familiarity with the machine. Replacing the speed sensor or circulation pump motor involves disassembly and is best handled by someone comfortable with appliance repair. If you are uncertain, a qualified technician can diagnose and resolve the fault more efficiently.

It is not recommended to continue running the dishwasher while F67 is active. The error indicates the circulation pump is not functioning correctly, which means dishes will not be cleaned properly. Continuing to run cycles with a struggling pump motor could also accelerate wear on the motor. Diagnosing and addressing the fault before further use is the safer approach.