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Hi
The above dryer heater was replaced with a non genuine Qualtex part due to an open circuit toc.
The replacement heater came with a manual reset toc which is now tripping after a week or so of use. Condenser is nice and clean and cap seems ok.
Are there any other issues I could check on this dryer ?Allan
Re: Beko DRCS68w overheating
Just that heater has an NTC & not a thermostat. Some early Beko dryers had similar looking type heater wich had a conventional switch on & off ‘stat. This model requires a heater with an NTC, new type will have a resettable cut-out in place of original one-shot type.
Genuine part number should be 2957500800Re: Beko DRCS68w overheating
Yes Seamy heater the heater I fitted had an NTC and a resettable cut out. Cut out is now tripping.
AllanRe: Beko DRCS68w overheating
I’d be checking air path then for blockages etc, make sure fan is not loose on shaft or blocked up. Make sure back cover is on tight & that no air is escaping, also make sure that air intake is clear as these can get blocked up with fluff, dog hair etc.
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