EUROWASH

EUROWASH dishwasher spare parts — regular inspection and timely replacement of the heating element and thermostat ensure uninterrupted HACCP compliant operation and stable washing temperature in HoReCa kitchens.

EUROWASH dishwasher heating element and temperature system

EUROWASH — the EUROWASH dishwasher heating element is responsible for maintaining the washing water temperature, which is a HACCP critical parameter. Types of heating elements — EUROWASH machines typically have two heating elements: the main washing tank heating element and the rinsing water boiler; each has a separate thermostat and temperature regulation system. Limescale deposits on the heating element — due to water hardness, limescale deposits form on the heating element, creating an insulating layer and reducing heat transfer; a scaled heating element consumes more electricity and heats water more slowly; regular descaling is mandatory. Thermostat — the EUROWASH machine thermostat controls the heating element operation and water temperature; a faulty thermostat cannot maintain the set temperature or may overheat the water; a temperature anomaly is a sure sign of thermostat wear. Heating element replacement — replacing the EUROWASH heating element requires turning off the water supply and observing electrical safety; it is recommended to entrust the replacement to a certified technician; BHS supplies EUROWASH heating element spare parts.

Dispensers and chemical feed

EUROWASH — EUROWASH dishwasher detergent and rinse aid dispensers are important spare parts whose operation directly affects the washing result. Detergent dispenser — the EUROWASH detergent dispenser delivers the correct dose of washing chemicals for each cycle; a worn dispenser results in imprecise dosing, leading to either insufficient cleaning or excessive chemical consumption; check dosing accuracy regularly with a measuring cup. Rinse aid dispenser — the EUROWASH rinse aid reduces water surface tension and improves dish drying; an imprecise dispenser leaves stains on dishes or causes excessive foam formation; replace if the dispenser does not function correctly. Dispenser silicone hoses — the silicone hoses that transport chemicals in the dispensers wear out from chemical exposure; over time, they become hard and crack; replace every 1–2 years as a preventive measure. Chemical compatibility — ensure that the washing chemicals used are suitable for the EUROWASH machine; using aggressive chemicals can accelerate the wear of dispensers and hoses. Also check dishwasher spare parts.

Spray and filtration system

EUROWASH — in addition to the heating element, the EUROWASH machine spray and filtration system is another critical maintenance area. Spray arms — the EUROWASH dishwasher spray arms distribute washing and rinsing water over the dish surface; limescale deposits clog the holes and reduce washing coverage; clean at least once a week. Filtration system — EUROWASH filtration protects the pump from large food residues; filters should be cleaned after each use; a clogged filter increases pump load and accelerates its wear. Drain pump — the EUROWASH drain pump removes used washing water after each cycle; a worn drain pump cannot fully remove water, leaving dirty water in the tank for the next cycle. Tank cleaning — thoroughly clean the EUROWASH washing tank once a week; accumulation of limescale and grease deposits in the tank reduces water heating efficiency. BHS supplies EUROWASH spare parts.

HoReCa usage scenarios

Café with high turnover of glasses and coffee dishes — EUROWASH machine thermostat replaced due to wear; temperature stabilized in accordance with HACCP requirements; BHS supplied the thermostat. Restaurant with lunch and dinner shifts — EUROWASH detergent dispenser replaced when precision deteriorated; chemical consumption normalized. Canteen with regular high dish turnover — heating element descaled every six months; service life extended by 3 additional years; BHS supplies spare parts.

Frequently asked questions

How to check if the EUROWASH dishwasher heating element is worn? EUROWASH — main signs: washing water does not reach the set temperature (check with a thermometer); the cycle takes longer than usual as the heating element heats slowly; visible limescale deposits on the heating element; the thermostat should be diagnosed before replacing the heating element — it may be only the thermostat that is faulty; see dishwasher spare parts.

How often should an EUROWASH dishwasher be descaled? EUROWASH — depends on the water hardness in the specific location; for average hard water — descale every 1–3 months; for softer water — less frequently; installing a water softener significantly reduces the need for descaling and extends the heating element service life; see COLGED dishwasher spare parts.

Why choose BHS?

BHS – Baltic HoReCa Solutions supplies professional equipment for restaurants, cafés, hotels and canteens: more than 20,000 products from many manufacturers. Our specialists help you choose the right equipment and spare parts for your kitchen or bar.

Delivery

We deliver across the European Union. Delivery time and cost depend on the order volume and destination — contact the BHS team for an exact price and lead time.