Indesit Washing Machine Heating Element - 1700W Stock Number: ES546604
Genuine spare part for select models of Indesit, Ariston and Hotpoint washing machines
Manufactured by Indesit
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Washing Machine Heating Element - 1700W
If the washing machine is not heating up the water to its usual heat, or it is heating erratically, it could be a problem with the element.
A faulty element will impact on how clean your clothes are washed during the cycle, as they will not be as clean without the water being maintained at the correct heat. eSpares could soon help get your washing machine back to the appropriate heated temperature, with this replacement spare element.
With the help of eSpares, you could soon be able to get your washing machine in full working order, so you can tackle the laundry that has piled up!
Specification:
- Wattage: 1700W
- Voltage: 230V
- Single Tag Type
- Earth Tag
- Full length of element: 200mm
- Length of element to bracket: 170mm
- Width of element: 65mm
- Length of element to tubliar bend: 120mm
Genuine spare part suitable for select models of Indesit, Ariston and Hotpoint washing machines.
Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your appliance.
5 Questions and 5 Answers
Does the heater element come with the sensor included. Your video shows the sensor in situ. If not, how do you remove/replace the sensor? 1 Answer
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eSpares Staff at eSpares says...
The heater does not come with the sensor, if required it would need to be ordered separately and it just pulls out.
I have a Hotpoint washing machine, model: WMFG942. It is tripping the fuse box (RCD) as soon I switch it on from mains. I would like to know if this is the right spare part to solve the problem, for the above washing machine model... Thanks
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Dean at eSpares says...
You will need to test the heater to confirm if it has failed, this video will help www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftm8lDVVw2E just copy and paste into your browser.
Good evening, I have today received a heater element for my Hotpoint Hf8B593GUK washing machine, I have carefully followed your video on how to fit. I have released the old one quite easily it is quite free of the drum. but i cannot withdraw it from the drum it feels that something is catching. Please can you advise Regards Peter Warwick
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Chris at eSpares says...
Elements can be difficult to remove due to limescale build up. Ensure the seal and clamp are free from the tub and carefully work back and forth and side to side to dislodge any build up. You may have to prise out with a screwdriver but be careful as some machines have a locating clip in the tub that could be damaged.
My machine leaked yesterday, and after hours of hunting where from we found it. The water was coming from around the seals of what I know now is the heating element. My question is does this sound right, I have only just been able to take it out as I had to drain the water that was still in the drum which came out under the seal?
- there is a nut at the back of heating element, before you put element on place loose the nut, when element is placed you have to tight the nut, then rubber seal is squeezed and seals the heating element properly
how does the element stay in place? i have taken old one out but it looks as if it is simply a push fit? surely there must be some way in which to ensure it seals into place?
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Rory at eSpares says...
Hi Alba This element simply slots in to place with a click in the thermal lock. Your washing machine will be in its element!
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