Tumble Dryer Heater Element - 2000 Watts Stock Number: ES1494803
Genuine spare part for select models of Electrolux and Zanussi tumble dryers
Manufactured by Electrolux
(This part fits select models)
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Tumble Dryer Heater Element - 2000 Watts
Clothes that are still damp after a cycle in your tumble dryer, can indicate a fault of the heating element. Ensure your dryer is heated up with this genuine replacement. eSpares could soon have your dryer producing those warm and dry clothes you were once used to!
Specifications:
- 2000 (1400+600) watts
- 240 Volts
This is a genuine spare part for selected Electrolux and Zanussi tumble dryers.
As with all spare parts please check the list of appliances prior to ordering to ensure that this is the correct heating element for your tumble dryer.
6 Questions and 6 Answers
My Zanussi dryer stopped heating. We tested the heating element and thermostats for continuity as well as for flow when plugged in and they tested ok. However the element will only slightly warm up upon starting a program (for about 30 sec) and go off again. It doesn't even glow or anything. Will replacing it work or is there some other fault elsewhere to be looked at? Thanks.
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eSpares Staff at eSpares says...
We have a video to help diagnose tumble dryer problems www.youtube.com/watch?v=trJXdqNBn7M&t just copy and paste into your browser.
Would I need to replace the heating element and thermostat.
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Dean at eSpares says...
If the dryer is not heating up then it is likely to be the element, check the element for any signs of damage and meter it to confirm it has failed. The new element comes with the thermostats fitted to the assembly.
Only half of the element come on, then after around 15 secs the element goes off altogether ??
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Chris at eSpares says...
If the heater cover is off the element will cut out as it overheats. It suggests one element is faulty.
I have taken the top off my Zanussi and some of the heating elements glow for about 10 seconds at a time then go off. There is some heat but not enough to dry clothes. Is this the element that is going?
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Chris at eSpares says...
No, If there is a thermostat above the element and there is not sufficient air flow as you have removed the cover. Then the thermostat will cut off the power to the element as it is overheating without the air flow. This is likely to come back on as it cools.
My tumble dryer is not heating up & blowing out cold air . I checked thermostats - both are ok . Heating elements go red on start up but go off after about 5 seconds , i am not sure if this should or should not happen . 1 Answer
Zanussi dryer ZDE26110W
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Chris at eSpares says...
If this is a condenser dryer check that the water is being cleared from the reservoir as many condenser dryers have a float switch to stop the heating to prevent overflowing when full.
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