Fix it yourself and save money. This replacement dishwasher heater element is genuine part for select models of AEG, Arthur Martin, ATAG, Bluesky, Corbero, Curtiss, De Dietrich, Electrolux, Eektra Breqenz, Elektro Helios, Etna, Faure, Firenzi, Husqvarna, John Lewis, Juno, Kuppersbusch, Lloyds, Moffat, Privileg, Rex, Rosenlew, Therma, Tricity Bendix, Vestel, Westinghouse, Zanker, Zanussi and Zoppas dishwashers.
Product Features:
Volts: 230
Watts: 2000
Diameter: 32mm
Please note: That this part is PNC number dependent. Please contact our call centre with your model and PNC number so we can advise the correct spare for you.
Other part numbers for this item: 1111450001, 1111450019, 1111450027, 1111455000, 50280071007
Excellent product but quite difficult to fit.
Very happy with the level of service from e-spares.
Replacing Heating Unit on Tricity Bendix -TBDW42 Dishwasher18 January 2013
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By JJ- Rolestown, Swords, Dublin
Noticed that dishes & glasses were not coming out clean and hot.....Assumed water was therefore not heating up. Ordered from e spares .Now I would regard myself as a DIY novice. After reading some of the previous reviews I decided to go ahead. Our dishwasher is an integrated unit (which adds to the work)and messier to reach the back panel. However I managed to remove old unit and fit new one without mishap. It took 3 cycles on empty with dishwasher cleaner to get it running like new. All in all I would call it a successful result. Enjoyed a nice meal out the following evening on €€€ saved from not having to buy a replacement m/c. Have bookmarked e spares on laptop for future reference. Thanks, JJ
EXACTLY AS REQUIRED10 December 2012
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By Anonymous
GREAT SERVICE, EASY TO FIT. WORKED FIRST TIME KEPT WIFE HAPPY
QRe Desperatedan74 29 July 2010 ;- wheres my fitting advice?2 Answers
Just purchased and recieved heating element for John Lewis dishwasher. No fitting instructions with it. Phoned help line to ask for guidance told to try Utube for video. none found. Do you have any fitting instructions you can email me?
Paul Mc
By Paul Mc- Liverpool
- 16 May 2011
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Rory [at eSPARES]- I think you are mistaking this unit for the loop type of element which sit inside the washing chamber. This one for the JLDWW1201 is an inline unit, totally hidden from normal view.
The heater element is located right at the back of the machine (lower right when viewed from the front) and you can't gain good enough access through the front panel of the dishwasher because the water filter/sump and main pump are in the way. The best access is when the right side panel is removed. Even then, access is not very good because the heater element is horizontally installed with the far hose clip hard to get at. Poor design from a replacement point of view.
By Mark
- 06 June 2011
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Hi Paul Mc. Unfortunately we don't have video advice for fitting a dishwasher element, however it's not too difficult. You'll need to remove the panel below the door of the dishwasher and remove the connections to the element from that side. Then, remove the lower basket, and you'll be able to access the element and remove it.
On my AEG 50860, the element is at the back of the dishwasher. If you remove the bottom back panel you will see it, attached to its input/output pipes by two steel circlips. You'll need a pair of molegrips or strong pliers to undo the circlips.
By Anonymous- London
- 11 October 2010
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We cannot give out technical advice unfortunately. Please contact an engineer for support with identifying the fault with your appliance and for fitting of the replacement part.
Qwhat is the best way to axcess the element to replace in my AEG favorit1 Answer
do i only need one
By suky- wolves
- 24 October 2011
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Disconnect unit from power source. Uncouple and plug waste water pipe. A wine cork inserted into the end will prevent leakage. If the unit is free standing turn it around so that you can access back panel. If it is an integrated unit you will have to remove it from it's recess. Remove back panel. Keep note of the type of screws and their positions. Tools required: Phillips screwdriver,vice grip, The heating unit is awkward to reach and you might find it helpful to also remove the side panels. When you see the unit it is held in place by 2 hoses and clips. Use your vice grip release clips. Fit new unit.Reverse procedure to secure replacement part. Re-assemble machine in reverse order. On start up
Run machine on empty with a proprietary dishwasher cleaner cartridge. Refill rinse agent dispenser. You should be good to go. Good luck !
By JJ- Rolestown, Swords, Dublin
- 18 January 2013
Your basket is empty.
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- 18 May 2011