Bosch SMS58M02EU Dishwasher Error E:25 - Troubleshooting Water Pump & Strainer Issues

After disconnecting and turning it back on, she wanted to start, but could not, after about 20-30 seconds, the E: 25 error reappeared. I cleaned the strainers, removed the pump cover, there was something like a conical fan that was rotating. I put everything in its place and ran a short rinse program. It started normally and worked normally until the timer showed one minute to the end of the program, then the E: 25 code appeared again and the water was left in the dishwasher. I am asking for advice.

Unfortunately, you have to call the service

I have a similar problem, with the error appearing at the end of the cycle. You can find out what this error means

The same error E25 appeared in my dishwasher today.
What did this error mean for your failures?

E25 as per documentation drain pump blocked or incorrectly fitted cover - in practice: blocked or barely clear drain.
The lamp under the badge with the tap is on?

It would be correct.
I have this error 2 times. I have cleaned the drain filter and now the dishwasher is working properly.
It is true that there was a bit of shit in the filter, but probably not enough to make an error appear ... nevertheless, so far cleaning helped ...
I will test the dishwasher for some time and let you know on the forum if the error is really fixed.

What does not care about the defect, because the equipment is still under warranty ... I just don't want to wash it by hand

where is the drain filter?

I also had this error on the display, and a significant amount of water was left on the bottom of the dishwasher. I will briefly describe the repair process, it may be useful to someone.
When turned back on, the pump seemed to try to start pumping. You could hear several attempts to move and the error E25 appeared on the display. I checked the drain at the sink, basically ok - free. I got to the pump from the chamber side clean. I unscrewed the left side and cleaned all the channels on the plate, twisted and nothing. Still the same. I unscrewed the right side and the front cover under the door and got into the pump. I took out and at first glance everything was OK. The shoulder blades were a little spinning. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that hair twisted around the rotor shaft. After cleaning, the rotor turned much lighter than before. After assembly, a rehearsal - everything works.

Same error. I found some hair too, but that probably wasn't the main cause. After removing the pump, I found a small piece of glass in the pump socket. I suspect he was blocking the rotor. Recently my glass broke. I thought I removed all the debris but you can see I was wrong.