I know you posted this some years ago, but followed this video and successfully repaired my dishwasher. Very grateful buddy! Thank you for sharing

Thank you mate for great video! You saved me in the eyes of my wife ;)

Thanks alot for the video, it wasn't my problem in the end but because of this video it gave me the confidence to take it apart and find the blocked pipe. Thanks again pal 👍

Know you did this a while ago....but much appreciated. Beko made this pretty simple to replace...but your vid made it even easier.

Thanks! This just helped me to repair my Kenwood dishwasher - 100% success :)

I found this really useful for my BEKO dishwasher. Exactly what I was looking for, thanks

Amazing, thanks. Dishwasher back up and running! Much appreciated!

RE. JUBILEE/HOSE CLIPS: You will need 2 x size 25mm-35mm. RE. ELECTRICS: Purple wire (neutral) on top, brown (live) underneath. Mission accomplished, would have cost less than £30 but for the wrong size jubilees - hence this comment! One more note on this model: it's super-flimsy so take care not to knock or bend the sides or base-plate while you're working. At best you'll struggle to reassemble it, and at worst you'll dislodge something in the process (in my case the blue hose...). :)

Just done this replacement. Thanks mate 👍

Excellent Vid - just what i needed to see.

Thanks for the video... just replaced mine successfully.. 😁👍

Hi, thanks for this excellent, clear tutorial. Like a couple of others I've come unstuck without the correct size jubilee clips, but meanwhile I can see the old heater looks clean. However the black pipe is contorted and was stuck to the old heater, making it difficult to remove. I'm guessing it may have partially melted, but the machine is only 5 years old and generally used just a couple of times a week on standard. I'm wondering if a) I should replace the black pipe (I didn't get one with the replacement heater), and b) could that be why my machine isn't heating properly, rather than the heater itself? I'd be grateful for some advice - my kitchen is tiny with silly plumbing, so I really need to sort this in one go.

Thanks, easy fix in around half hour

is the Beko flow through heater includ's the thermostat inside? I have a problem in the thermostat so I need to replace the hall unit? it looks like that in other dishwasher brands the thermostat is a very small part

Jazaka allahu khairan

thanks

How do u test the faulty one

Would this be the cause of my beko tripping the breaker on final drying cycle?

Why should you replace the jubilee’s if originals are ok??

What size jubilee clips do we need to buy ? waiting on delivery of thermostat so be handy to get correct size jubilee clips ready

@carlmilburn

4 жыл бұрын

I bought 2 new jubilee clips and when I went to do the job realised that I didn’t actually need them. My dishwasher already had adjustable jubilee clips fitted.

Helpful please don't use a screw drive just pliers to remove clip. Hope this is helpful.

Great video but doesn't explain how you proved it was the heater itself. Just tested mine at 27ohms across the insulated terminals so it's perfectly OK. Problem not solved but at least I haven't bought a replacement heater at £80. The limescale is no great indicator that the heater is faulty at all.

I got an eo3 error which suggested the nct sensor. Now ive replaced that its still not working and im getting a blinking p6 error. Which still suggests nct sensor. Could it be the element?

Anybody know where the thermostat is located ?

You didn't video you putting the wires etc back on

I changed out the heater and still no hot water. Any suggestions?

@carlmilburn

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve just done mine today and luckily it worked. From what I’ve read online, if changing the flow through heater doesn’t fix it then it could be a control panel issue.

@Whim1975

4 жыл бұрын

oasis mad do you know if the leads are polarized?

@Whim1975

4 жыл бұрын

oasis mad yeah I read that too. I was trying to find out from the supply of the connection leads are polarized..... I’m still waiting

@carlmilburn

4 жыл бұрын

Whim1975 I wouldn’t even know what that meant mate ? I’m not a technician, just a regular guy who used a KZread video to successfully fix my dishwasher. Polarised? Is that the earth lead you are talking about? If so you don’t need to change it, just simply disconnect and then connect to the new part.

@Whim1975

4 жыл бұрын

oasis mad earth lead? Ooooooh you mean ground lead. No. When I asked about polarized, I meant positive and negative connection. No worrys it was. Thanks dog