pyramida dp09n does not heat water ⇐ Other manufacturers

[godwin]

Such a problem. Everything seems to work as usual, but the water does not heat up. The only thing seems to be that the sound of the drain pump has changed. I poured boiling water on it, but it didn’t help. I haven’t disassembled and measured the heating element, sensors, etc. yet. Maybe someone has pictures of the insides of this models, or any other useful information, I would be grateful.

[Guest]

Yesterday I encountered the same problem with the same model. I suspect that the heating element burned out due to a clogged drain, but I’m not sure.

[godwin]

I disassembled it, rang the heating element, screw it. Fortunately, it can be easily removed separately

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I wonder if this 1800W heating element for Gorenje 453853 dishwashers is suitable? in the picture it looks exactly the same And I saw this dishwasher in the store, also like a clone

[alvic]

Thankfully, it can be easily removed separately

Wow, it can be easily removed. Over the weekend I decided to do the dishwasher, the heating element rang, it didn’t ring, it burned out. Now I ordered a new one, I’m waiting, but getting to the heating element is one thing, there are no problems here, but I don’t know yet how to remove it without dismantling the floor of the car.

[godwin]

remove the right trim (a couple of screws) (if you look at the door). Roll the car onto its left side (not all the way, so that it doesn’t leak out). Snap off the bottom (there is plastic on the latches), remove the cover from the brains (then the box moves up) and unscrew 3 screws and pull out the heating element easily.

[alvic]

Yesterday I replaced the heating element, now everything works fine. Just standing there, this boiler looks like it’s gilded.
I changed it differently, as I said, by dismantling the floor of the car)) How you unscrewed it like that is not clear, I don’t have a screwdriver like that to get to, and it’s not convenient. In general, I decided not to suffer, unscrewed the mesh from the inside (aka the holder of the motor, heating element, etc.), unfastened the bottom, removed the metal extension of the rear leg regulator, replaced the heating element, and reassembled it in the reverse order. The whole process took about 1.5 hours. BUT!! There was a lot of grease, so I also cleaned everything. Then, during the first test run, I used a special product for cleaning dishwashers, Domol maschinen pfleger (others are also possible, I just came across this one in the store). Now I think about using it periodically.