I have beko dishwasher works fine but no hot water is it just the element which needs replacing or could it another problem MODEL DWD4310S

The cycle timer could be defective, keeping the plate warmer turned on longer than necessary.

If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts.....
http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/

if you have already got the new heater and it looks like this, this it is an inline heater. These are usually mounted where the inlet water enters the wash sump.

Should be connected to the water solenoid which looks like this.

Hi,

There is a problem with the heater element.
The heater won't work, unless the wash motor is running. You need to replace heater element in your dishwasher.

Hope this helps.

Shane

Hi,
Check your heating element..

A bad heating element causes many problems in dishwashers…

Dishwasher Problems The Heating Element not Working

Dishwasher Maintenance

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MANY OF NEW PUMPS COST ALMOST HALF OF A NEW DISHWASHER. IF OLD SUGGEST BUY NEW. ALSO SOME MOTORS HAVE PLASTIC SHAFT AND PROBLEM COULD BE REPETITIVE.

Assuming that you dishwasher is connected to the same under sink hot water valve as your kitchen sink and that you run water in your sink until hot water really does arrive in the sink just before you start your dishwasher, your problem is probably a failed heating element inside your dishwasher. The other symptom of this heater element is cloudy film on your glassware after the cycle completes.

If the above is true, then replacing the element would be your next step.

-Have you changed the dishwasher soap recently? What are you using? Is the powder remaining behind in the soap dispenser?
-Have you removed the filter in the sump area, cleaned it and removed any debris under the filter. (watch out for broken glass that is almost always found in 5 year old dishwashers.)

-You are running water at the sink until it gets hot, but you may still have problems if the heating element has failed. Recommend you check that element. If you can get to the element, check resistence of the heater to see if is has any at all.
If heating element checks out good, the next common problem is a failing wash pump motor.

I have the same problem
dishwasher seems to try to wash but not get anywhere.
have tried tipping dishwasher to empty excess water out, filters and arms cleaned.
dishwasher just takes in water, hums for a bit and then the cycle ends after about 20 mins but obviously dishes are not clean

hi there.....there is no element as such...it is whats known as a through heater....can be difficult to test in situ....however if testing ok then you require a replacement rogramer

regards Sir Galahad