Heating Element for Didiesse Frog Type U – Original Spare Part FR082

Heating element for Didiesse Frog Type U

also known as the horseshoe-shaped one. Original Didiesse spare part, code FR082. When the coffee machine no longer heats the water, the heating element is the most commonly suspected faulty spare part.

If the machine no longer heats the water, one of the most common causes is a faulty heating element. Another possible cause is a thermostat malfunction, which can also prevent the water from heating properly.

Cold or weak coffee is another symptom of a faulty heating element. The heating element’s job is to heat the water before it is sent through the circuits. If it is defective or damaged, it will not be able to bring the water to the right temperature, causing theserving of a cold coffee that is often pale in color.

How to replace the heating element in the Didiesse Frog coffee machine

• Remove the old heating element from the thermoblock.
• Insert the new heating element into its housing inside the thermoblock.

After the initial insertion, the heating element will not fit perfectly.
Proceed as follows:

• Place a small piece of wood on the part to be tapped down (to protect the spare part).
• Using a small hammer, gently tap until the heating element flattens and fits snugly against the thermoblock.

How to tell if the Didiesse Frog heating element is faulty

• To check that the heating element is working properly:
• Place one tester probe on the end of the heating element connector.
• Place the other probe on the metal body of the heating element.

Observe the value shown on the tester. If the value is above 0, it means that theheating element is leaking current and must be replaced.

Note: in the event that an attempt to install the heating element is not carried out properly by industry specialists, the return will not be accepted because incorrect installation causes the heating element itself to fail within a short time.

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