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Fitting the washing machine element in bosch

I've followed your excellent instructions. Just so you know. in.However when fitting the replacement I can still see the black rubber seal. Ie it hasn't gone all the way in. I've tried pushing but I can't get it in further (I also used fairy liquid). To test it I poured water into drum. It doesn't leak. Does this sound ok or should I pull it out again and bang it in with a hammer?

By Immy - London - 05 December 2013

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  • Chris from eSpares
    Chris at eSpares says...

    When pushing in a heater element like this i usually slacken the centre bolt and fit a socket and socket extension over the bolt before thumping it home with the palm of my hand. It should be possible to push almost fully home till the metal surround 'bumps' against the lip and 'rebound' out a millimeter approximately.

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Washing Machine Heating Element - 1900W Stock Number: ES664236

Genuine spare part for select models of Bosch, Neff and Siemens washing machines

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