SHE41CM6N

Programs, options and loading choices

The specification names these programs for SHE41CM6N: Heavy, Auto, Normal, Speed 60, Favorite. Bosch lists Remote Start, Sanitize, Extra Dry separately as options. That separation matters when comparing models: a program is the cycle selected for a load, while an option modifies an available cycle where the manual allows it. The named Speed 60 cycle gives this model a distinct short-cycle choice alongside the more conventional loads. Review the actual control labels before assuming every option can be combined with every program. The black exterior and unspecified handle design are installation-facing details for SHE41CM6N; the tub is stainless steel. A matching series badge does not settle whether a replacement door, grip and cabinet front will look or fit the same. Check the exact product drawings before choosing a color variant.

Published consumption and connection figures

For SHE41CM6N, Bosch publishes 269 kWh of annual electricity use and 753 gallons of water. These are annual comparison figures on its product listing, not a meter reading for one wash or a promise for every household. The same sheet marks this configuration not ENERGY STAR certified. Its power cord is listed at 67 inches and net appliance weight at 88 pounds. A replacement check should include the outlet position, route for the cord and actual cabinet access; annual efficiency figures alone cannot establish physical fit. On this exact product page Bosch highlights AquaStop and records the Sanitize option as NSF certified. Those fields refer to water protection and a wash option, respectively. Neither converts a warning lamp into a component diagnosis; use the fault wording in this model’s linked manual.

Reading a warning on the front controls

On SHE41CM6N, the front controls and the audible end signal are ordinary operation features. Its manual describes four vertical LEDs lit steadily as a shared indication that can involve drainage, incoming water or supply voltage; four flashing LEDs instead signal a technical fault. The distinction between steady and flashing is therefore more useful than guessing a single failed part from the black 100 Series exterior.

Comparison with related Bosch listings

Bosch identifies SHE41CM2N separately: it is a 100 Series unit with 12 place settings, 48 dBA and a white finish. For SHE41CM6N, the corresponding figures are 12 place settings and 48 dBA, with a black finish. Where those figures match, the model numbers should not be read as proof of a different cleaning system. The cited product pages, rather than a suffix guessed from the SKU, establish the real distinction. Bosch pairs the PureDry® drying entry with a stainless steel tub on this exact page. The two fields describe different parts of the design. If the complaint is wet dishes, first identify the selected wash and drying option and the load arrangement; the material of the tub alone is not a diagnosis.

For a replacement plan, Bosch identifies SHE41CM6N as built under a counter with adjustable feet and a 78 3/4″ outlet hose. The toe kick is listed as black. Its black front is listed without a separate handle-design field, and the product page does not separately advertise an EasyGlide rack system. Bosch lists Hand Wash and Rinse among its Home Connect-only choices. The smaller-capacity configuration pairs Heavy with Normal; its tub is stainless steel, and its visible status comes through the control-panel display. Taken together, those fields give a more precise replacement match than the exterior finish alone.