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Bosch Refrigerator Error Code E2058

Counters CRC error

Counters CRC error

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What E2058 means on a Bosch refrigerator

E2058 on a Bosch refrigerator indicates a CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) error related to internal counters stored in the control board's non-volatile memory. CRC is a standard data integrity verification method: the control system calculates a checksum value for stored counter data and compares it against a previously saved reference value. When these values do not match, the board concludes that the stored counter data has become corrupted or is otherwise unreliable, and it triggers this fault code.

The counters involved typically track operational data such as compressor run cycles, door open events, defrost cycle counts, and other usage metrics that the board relies on for timing and control decisions. If this data becomes corrupted, the refrigerator's control logic may not be able to perform accurate cycle management, which can affect cooling performance, defrost scheduling, and other timed functions. The error points directly to the main control board as the component responsible for storing and validating this data.

The most common causes include voltage fluctuations or power interruptions that interrupt a memory write operation, leaving counter data in a partially written and therefore invalid state. In some cases, the non-volatile memory chip on the control board degrades over time and can no longer reliably retain data between power cycles. A hard reset will sometimes allow the board to reinitialize its counters and clear the error, but if the underlying memory hardware is faulty, the error will return. Persistent recurrence of E2058 typically indicates the main control board requires replacement.

Source: manufacturer service documentation.

Common causes of E2058

  1. 01

    Power interruption during memory write

    Wiring / connection

    A sudden loss of power or a voltage spike while the control board was saving counter data can leave that data in a corrupted state. Check for recent power outages or fluctuations in the home circuit serving the refrigerator.

  2. 02

    Degraded non-volatile memory on control board

    Part replacement

    The memory chip on the main control board can wear out over time and lose the ability to reliably store data, causing repeated CRC failures even after resets. If the error returns quickly after a reset, this is the likely cause.

  3. 03

    Faulty main control board

    Part replacement

    A control board that has failed or is failing may generate CRC errors as a symptom of broader internal hardware problems. Persistent or recurring E2058 codes after reset are a strong indicator that the board itself needs replacement.

  4. 04

    Unstable power supply to the control board

    Wiring / connection

    A loose wiring connection or a failing power supply component delivering inconsistent voltage to the control board can cause repeated memory corruption events. Inspect wiring harness connections to the main board for looseness or corrosion.

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Frequently asked questions about E2058

What does E2058 mean on a Bosch refrigerator?
E2058 indicates a CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) error in the refrigerator's internal operational counters stored on the main control board. The board detected that saved counter data does not match its expected checksum, meaning the data has been corrupted. This can affect timing and cycle control functions within the appliance. The fault typically originates from a power disruption or a failing control board memory component.
Can I fix E2058 on my Bosch refrigerator myself?
A hard reset by unplugging the refrigerator for several minutes is the appropriate first step and may clear the error if it was caused by a one-time power event. If the code returns after the reset, the main control board likely has a hardware problem and will need to be replaced. Control board replacement is within the skill range of experienced DIYers who are comfortable working with appliance electronics, but the refrigerator must be fully unplugged before any work is done inside.
Is my refrigerator safe to use while showing E2058?
In many cases the refrigerator will continue running, but corrupted counter data can affect defrost cycle timing and other control functions, which may lead to ice buildup or inconsistent temperatures over time. Monitor food temperatures closely if you continue using the appliance while the error is present. If cooling performance appears normal, the risk is low in the short term, but the underlying issue should be diagnosed and resolved promptly.
How much does it cost to repair a Bosch refrigerator with error E2058?
If a reset clears the error permanently, there is no parts cost involved. If the main control board requires replacement, parts typically range from around 150 to 400 dollars depending on the specific model, with professional labor adding another 100 to 200 dollars or more. Obtaining a repair estimate from a certified technician before committing to the repair is advisable, especially on older units where total repair cost may approach the value of the appliance.
Will resetting the refrigerator clear the E2058 error code?
Unplugging the refrigerator for several minutes performs a hard reset that allows the control board to reinitialize its counters, and this may clear E2058 if the corruption was caused by a transient power event. However, if the memory hardware on the control board is degraded or the board is otherwise faulty, the error will return after reset. A code that clears and then comes back repeatedly is a reliable sign that the control board needs to be replaced rather than just reset.

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