Genuine Beko Flavel Diplomat 1800 Watt Dishwasher Flow Heater Element 1888130100

We noticed our dishwasher wasnt cleaning our dishes fully after its cycle and came to the conclusion the heating element had given up, a quick google and I managed to get this little beauty!! Arrived quickly and was simple to fit with a few jubilee clips, dishwasher is back in action and only cost a couple of quid to fix. Well happy with this.

Great replacement, and great price

Over the moon with this and it saved us a fortune! Works fantastic on our bush WV9-6S, I took a gamble from the other reviews I read and it paid off! Obviously I would not recommend you just stick this in any dishwasher, but I did a bit of research and my particular model is pretty much the same build as some other brands. The main thing for my machine was that it was 1800W at 240V. For the price it was definitely worth the risk, but I would do your research and measure it against yours with a multi-meter before fitting.

I've just used this to replace the one on our Currys Essentials CDW60W13, which had stopped heating the water. (It doesn't have any indicator for this, it just stops washing properly and then you realise the water is always cold.) A very straightforward job, so if you're tempted it's worth a go to save on the costs of someone else doing this repair or a replacement machine: - Remove four screws from the base plate to open it. - Detach the two power leads and earth lead from the faulty heater. - Wrench off the factory-fitted single-use hose clips. - Replace with the new heater, using two new 30-40mm hose clamps (which don't come with this). There's a guide here which is probably good enough for most similar dishwashers: [...] I've docked one star because I'm certain this is not a new part as implied, but actually a used part from a dismantled dishwasher. I've all for recycling and replacing but it does not say anywhere in this product's description that it is not a new part. Just look at my photos to see why I was a bit surprised when it arrived. I can't be too upset though because it is working and apparently has a one-year warranty.

My dishwasher stopped heating the water, my husband thought we would have to get a new one. Looked on Amazon and found this replacement heater. I was a bit worried about fitting it but found a video on Utube so thought I would give it a try. It's very simple to fit! Yes, it was a struggle to get the machine out (tubes, wiring, hoses) once out took off the bottom of machine and quickly fitted this new heater. Anothe hour to get everything back (wasted a lot of time trying to fit outlet hose on to water tap, (it was dark under the sink)). Turn on the machine and hoped. Loverly HOT water; saved myself £250.00.

This was really easy to fit in less than 1 hour following online videos and has been working without any issues for a few weeks now. Much cheaper and better for the environment than buying a new dishwasher, as my current one is only 3 years old and is in good condition.

I used this part to replace the in flow heater that had failed on a Kenwood KDW45S13 slimline dishwasher. This part fitted perfectly and works great. The price was also great - much less than I was expecting to have to pay and almost so cheap that I wondered if it would actually work!

I fitted this to my Curries Essentials dishwasher. The part no was YC032A1801 on the original. This is a direct same 1800w replacement. Same diameter size pipe. Similar replacement parts are being sold by the big boys for up to £55!!!!!! The price for this Beko, at around £15, is very reasonable indeed. Make sure you buy new jubilee clips and test before closing the machine back up (don't touch anything while plugged in!) as I initially had a slight lead due to not tightening the jubilee clip enough. If your jubilee clips are a bit stiff, apply a little oil or WD40 to lubricate and get smooth motion.