SPARES2GO Dishwasher Water Inlet Solenoid Valve - 90 Degrees, One Way

No, this is a premium quality compatible part designed to replace the original solenoid valve in Beko dishwashers.

The 90-degree angle refers to the orientation of the valve's outlet port, which is designed to facilitate a neat and efficient connection to the water inlet hose within the confined space of a dishwasher.

Common signs include the dishwasher not filling with water, filling very slowly, or an error code related to water intake. You may also hear a humming sound from the valve when it should be opening, but no water enters.

These dimensions typically refer to the inner diameter of the hose connections on the solenoid valve, ensuring a correct fit with standard dishwasher inlet hoses.

Basic DIY skills and familiarity with appliance repair are usually sufficient. However, if you are uncomfortable with electrical connections or disassembling appliance parts, it is recommended to seek professional assistance.

This ensures that water can only enter the dishwasher through the valve when it is electrically activated and cannot flow back out through the valve when it is closed.

Check if the solenoid valve is receiving power. Ensure the water supply is on and the inlet hose is not kinked. Verify the valve itself is not blocked internally. If power is received and there are no blockages, the valve may be faulty and require replacement.

Ensure all hose connections to the valve are tight and secure. Check that the hose clamps are properly tightened. Inspect the valve for any cracks or damage.

The solenoid valve might be partially clogged or sticking. Check for any debris within the valve or inlet hose. Ensure the water pressure to the appliance is adequate.

Consult your dishwasher's manual for specific error code meanings. This could indicate a problem with the solenoid valve, wiring, or water supply.