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My dishwasher keeps blowing 13A fuses at the start of the wash cycle. The heater resistance measures 20.4 ohms, less than the 25 to 35 ohms suggested in your video but still meaning it draws less than 12A. Do you think this element is faulty or not?

Dishwasher: Neff S4152W0GB/08 (22 years old but otherwise perfect) Video link http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/3/2083/how-to-diagnose-dishwasher-leaking-and-heating-problems

By David - Inverness - 07 November 2014

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  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    Our video is a guide and a faulty element will usually be significantly higher or lower than the quoted values. The heater may be shorting to earth when powered. Try disconnecting and insulating the connectors to run a test. If the washer then starts to wash and can be turned to drain then it is likely your heater is faulty.

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