AEG
AEG Tumble Dryer Heating Element 1900 + 700w1366110011
Suitable for AEG, Arthur Martin, Electrolux, Faure, Professional
Stock Code: 617479
£64.95inc. VAT
£54.13 ex. VAT
In Stock
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Moderate DIY repair
A confident home repairer can do this with basic tools.
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Compatibility Check
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What this part does
Heats the drying air and uses the thermostats to hold it at a safe temperature.
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Will this fix my appliance?
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
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Error codes related to this part
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| E60 | AEG | Means a heating fault, where the dryer takes too long to heat up or is not heating at all. It is usually caused by poor airflow from dirty filters or condensers, a tripped thermal cut out, or a faulty heating element. | High |
| EH0 | AEG | Means a power supply fault preventing the machine from starting. It is usually caused by voltage problems, a poor connection, or a faulty control board. | Medium |
| E14 | Electrolux | Means there is a heating fault or a failure in the moisture sensing system, and on commercial gas dryers a gas ignition failure. It is usually caused by faulty sensor wiring, a broken heating element, or a malfunctioning control board. | High |
| E61 | Electrolux | Means the dryer is not reaching the proper temperature within a set time. It is usually caused by a faulty heater relay on the main control board, insufficient heating, or a broken heating element. | High |
| E63 | Electrolux | Means the dryer has detected low or no heat from a heater open circuit, a tripped high-limit thermostat, or a ground fault in the heating element. It is usually caused by one of these heating circuit faults. | High |
| E64 | Electrolux | Means there is a heating system problem that lets the dryer get hot but shut down after a few minutes. It is usually caused by the lint screen, heating element, moisture sensor, or restricted airflow. | High |
| E66 | Electrolux | Means there is a heating circuit fault, most commonly a tripped thermal limiter (thermal fuse) due to overheating. It is usually caused by clogged vents, lint buildup, or a faulty heating element. | High |
| EA2 | Electrolux | Means the dryer is detecting an incoming line voltage that is too high, exceeding 130 volts AC. It is usually caused by an over-voltage condition in the power supply. | Medium |
| EA3 | Electrolux | Means the control board has detected incoming power below 90 VAC and interrupts the drying cycle. It is usually caused by a power supply problem such as incorrect or unstable voltage or interference, or a faulty electronic control board. | Medium |
| EH0 | Electrolux | Means the dryer is not receiving adequate or stable power. It is usually caused by a temporary glitch, a faulty socket, or a damaged power module or mainboard. | Medium |
| EH2 | Electrolux | Means the supply voltage is too high for the appliance, often above 130 VAC or exceeding 240V depending on the model. It is usually caused by this high voltage, which can make the motor or control board fail. | Medium |
| EH3 | Electrolux | Means the supply voltage is too low, part of the EH0 series of unstable or incorrect voltage faults. It is usually caused by a power supply problem rather than a mechanical failure. | Medium |
| E51 | Zanussi | Means a motor control circuit fault, specifically a short-circuited motor triac on the electronic control board, leaving the motor unable to start. It is usually caused by a faulty PCB, motor wiring issues, or a damaged motor. | High |
| E60 | Zanussi | Means a general heating fault, with the dryer not heating up, taking too long to dry, or leaving the clothes wet. It is usually caused by poor airflow from blocked filters, a tripped thermal safety thermostat, or a faulty heating element. | High |
| E64 | Zanussi | Means a fault with the heater thermostat. It is usually caused by a faulty heater unit, faulty wiring, an NTC sensor that is miscalibrated or out of position, or a faulty electronic board. | High |
E60High
AEG
Means a heating fault, where the dryer takes too long to heat up or is not heating at all. It is usually caused by poor airflow from dirty filters or condensers, a tripped thermal cut out, or a faulty heating element.
EH0Medium
AEG
Means a power supply fault preventing the machine from starting. It is usually caused by voltage problems, a poor connection, or a faulty control board.
E14High
Electrolux
Means there is a heating fault or a failure in the moisture sensing system, and on commercial gas dryers a gas ignition failure. It is usually caused by faulty sensor wiring, a broken heating element, or a malfunctioning control board.
E61High
Electrolux
Means the dryer is not reaching the proper temperature within a set time. It is usually caused by a faulty heater relay on the main control board, insufficient heating, or a broken heating element.
E63High
Electrolux
Means the dryer has detected low or no heat from a heater open circuit, a tripped high-limit thermostat, or a ground fault in the heating element. It is usually caused by one of these heating circuit faults.
E64High
Electrolux
Means there is a heating system problem that lets the dryer get hot but shut down after a few minutes. It is usually caused by the lint screen, heating element, moisture sensor, or restricted airflow.
E66High
Electrolux
Means there is a heating circuit fault, most commonly a tripped thermal limiter (thermal fuse) due to overheating. It is usually caused by clogged vents, lint buildup, or a faulty heating element.
EA2Medium
Electrolux
Means the dryer is detecting an incoming line voltage that is too high, exceeding 130 volts AC. It is usually caused by an over-voltage condition in the power supply.
EA3Medium
Electrolux
Means the control board has detected incoming power below 90 VAC and interrupts the drying cycle. It is usually caused by a power supply problem such as incorrect or unstable voltage or interference, or a faulty electronic control board.
EH0Medium
Electrolux
Means the dryer is not receiving adequate or stable power. It is usually caused by a temporary glitch, a faulty socket, or a damaged power module or mainboard.
EH2Medium
Electrolux
Means the supply voltage is too high for the appliance, often above 130 VAC or exceeding 240V depending on the model. It is usually caused by this high voltage, which can make the motor or control board fail.
EH3Medium
Electrolux
Means the supply voltage is too low, part of the EH0 series of unstable or incorrect voltage faults. It is usually caused by a power supply problem rather than a mechanical failure.
E51High
Zanussi
Means a motor control circuit fault, specifically a short-circuited motor triac on the electronic control board, leaving the motor unable to start. It is usually caused by a faulty PCB, motor wiring issues, or a damaged motor.
E60High
Zanussi
Means a general heating fault, with the dryer not heating up, taking too long to dry, or leaving the clothes wet. It is usually caused by poor airflow from blocked filters, a tripped thermal safety thermostat, or a faulty heating element.
E64High
Zanussi
Means a fault with the heater thermostat. It is usually caused by a faulty heater unit, faulty wiring, an NTC sensor that is miscalibrated or out of position, or a faulty electronic board.
Don’t see your code? Different model years sometimes use different codes. Get in touch with our parts team and we’ll help you identify the right replacement.
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Fitting Guidance
MediumGeneral fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your tumble dryer.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains and let it cool before you start.
You’ll needScrewdriverNut driver
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Specifications
- Part Number
- 1366110011
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 1366110003
- EAN / Barcode
- 7321422018453
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
This is a genuine tumble dryer heater element powered at 1900 and 700W. Has wires to connect it to your dryer’s control system.
The heater element produces the heat circulated in the drying chamber. This heat evaporates moisture from your damp laundry including shirts, towels, and other items inside the dryer.
If the heating element isn't working properly, the dryer will still spin and the cycle will complete, but it won't get hot enough to help dry the clothes. Change it with this replacement part.
This heater element is from AEG but also fits select models of Arthur Martin, Electrolux, Faure, Professional, Zanker, and Zanussi tumble dryers.
Before ordering, please verify that this part is suitable for your model using our compatibility checker.