Looks right. But does it fit?
Replacement parts / Before you order
A matching brand or a similar shape is a starting point. The exact machine version and component specifications decide whether a replacement belongs in your setup.
Three checks that matter
- Identify the equipment. Record the full model, revision and electrical version from the machine label. Keep the serial number available when the manufacturer uses it to distinguish versions.
- Match the part reference. Compare the component’s reference with the correct parts diagram or manufacturer documentation. A store SKU is not automatically the manufacturer’s part number.
- Compare the specifications. Check gasket dimensions and material, screen fastening, thread size and connection type, or electrical rating as appropriate. Check whether the listing is for one component or a kit.
Replacing a part is not a diagnosis
A leak or weak flow can have several causes. Confirm the cause before buying a component. For work involving electricity, hot water or a pressurized boiler, use a qualified technician; follow the manufacturer’s service instructions.