1748200100 Genuine Dishwasher Drain Pump for Beko, Euromaid, Blanco, Arc Dishwashers BFD6X BFDWC65X DWF6XP DWIN7 EDW14S DWH15

A dishwasher that leaves dirty water sitting in the base often needs a new drain pump. 1748200100 is the genuine pump used in dishwashers sold under the Beko, Euromaid, Blanco and Arc names, and it's listed as an alternative to 1740300300. It's on file for 39 models, including the BFD45X, BFD6X and BFDWC65X, the DWF45X and DWF6XP, the DWIN7, and the EDW14S and DWH15.

Dishwasher not draining or humming at the end of the cycle

At the end of each wash and rinse, the drain pump pushes the water out of the sump and through the drain hose. When it starts to fail you might hear a hum or buzz with no water moving, see water left in the bottom after the cycle, get a drain error or notice the machine stopping partway through a program. Broken glass, fruit stickers and bones can jam or crack the impeller, so clean the filters and check the pump housing for debris first. If it's still not pumping after that, replace the pump.

Part details

• Genuine Beko part 1748200100
• Alternative to 1740300300
• Drain pump for dishwashers
• Suits Beko, Euromaid, Blanco and Arc models
• 39 models on file

Changing the drain pump

Switch off at the wall, turn off the water and remove the dishwasher from the cabinet. Soak up any water left in the sump first. On many machines the pump is reached from underneath, which means tipping the dishwasher carefully onto its back on a towel. Photograph the wiring before unplugging it, fit the new pump with its seal seated evenly, and test for leaks with a short cycle.

Questions about this part

Do I need to change the filter too?

Not necessarily. A clogged filter can cause draining trouble on its own, so clean it first and see if the problem clears. If the filter is cracked or the mesh is torn, replace it at the same time so debris doesn't reach the new pump.