My bosch exeel dishwasher gets stuck on rinse at the end of any cycle with 1 min showing on the timer and wont clear?

IF IT ENDS UP WITH WATER SHOWING AT THE END OF EVERY WASH THEN THE DRAIN PUMP IS JAMMED OR FAILED THE DISHWASHER PROG WILL JUST KEEP LOOPING BACK TRYING TO DRAIN THE WATER.

I would call Bosch with you.re model and serial number, they have had a recall on your model for the control board and that sounds like it may be your problem, if it is under recall Bosch will send someone out at no charge to install a new board (800) 856-9226

This sounds like something is stuck in the drain pump. You can remove the inner cover to look for obstructions. You have a dual purpose motor it does the both circulating and draining. The blockage is causing it to overheat and trip the thermal protector. You can remove the drain assembly from underneath if you don't find anything from above. There is a video at www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemanual.html that walks you thru most of this. It is a different model but pretty close.If you find no obstructions the motor may be failing.

module or drain pump need ed call 1-888-nyc-1055 they are pretty good with any bosch appliances.

this is caused by incorrect water levels the appliance takes in too little water at final rinse and generates erro code 1 this is what you are getting it isnt 1 minute to go it will need the dishwasher equivalent of colonic irrigation several tubes will be full of fatty deposits,using the quick wash a lot will make this happen more often you will need an engineer to sort but shouldnt need any parts.

There is a recall on the control board of many of these models, butyour problem is likely not related. It sounds like a plugged drain system or a possible bad drain pump. That's why you are hearing the pump running constantly. I have written a guide to help. It is here. Thanks!

Normal wash cycle is as follows..

Wash1 8 min
Rinse1 10 min
Wash2 21 min
Rinse 10 min
Rinse 12.5 min
Dry(hot or cool) 23.5 min

Total of 85 min

thats just a normal cycle. Pots and pan cycle is of course longer

If it's a Bosch, check for Rinse Agent (e.g. JetDry). Rinse agent is not optional with a Bosch.

Most of the dishwasher has a Thermal hold period in which the machine will not advance to the next cycle until the water temperature reaches a specific degree. it is possible that your aqwa sensor/or heater is bad OR as in most of the cases, the Timer relay that is responsible in turning the heater on is stuck open, in this case you need a new timer. So,Check Timer/Aqua sensor/Heater