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Fixing the Dishwasher

KJF7
Posts: 11 Forumite
Hi.
I'm fairly certain the heating element is broken in my dishwasher as it generates no heat (and therefore there's no steam) but on the manufacturer website all I can see resembling a heating element that fits the model is this:
shop.zanussi co uk/product/140002106015/Dishwasher+Circulation+Pump+Heater+Motor
Is this a heating element? Other dishwashers actually have a 'Heating Element' in them and they're about £40 on the site, such as this:
shop.zanussi co uk/product/50297618006/2000+Watt+Dishwasher+Heating+Element
Unfortunately I cannot post links so have removed the punctuation between and behind .co.uk
I've included details of the appliance below:
Make: Zanussi
Model: ZDT12011FA
Product Code: 91153910700
Thank you.
I'm fairly certain the heating element is broken in my dishwasher as it generates no heat (and therefore there's no steam) but on the manufacturer website all I can see resembling a heating element that fits the model is this:
shop.zanussi co uk/product/140002106015/Dishwasher+Circulation+Pump+Heater+Motor
Is this a heating element? Other dishwashers actually have a 'Heating Element' in them and they're about £40 on the site, such as this:
shop.zanussi co uk/product/50297618006/2000+Watt+Dishwasher+Heating+Element
Unfortunately I cannot post links so have removed the punctuation between and behind .co.uk
I've included details of the appliance below:
Make: Zanussi
Model: ZDT12011FA
Product Code: 91153910700
Thank you.
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Going by the drawings it does seem to be all in one & £180! It may be a faulty thermostat, broken wire, control module....Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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EssexExile wrote: »Going by the drawings it does seem to be all in one & £180! It may be a faulty thermostat, broken wire, control module....
That's what I assumed, thanks, and yeah it's a bit steep! I'll take it out and have a look in the morning, see if there's anything obvious.
And thanks Le, that's a great help. Hopefully I can find one for £89.99 too!0
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