Here you'll find popular brand names you'll recognise, covering modern dishwashers sold in the UK. Each section also includes more brands that aren't major household names.
Each manufacturer section is arranged around the areas we're asked for most — heating elements, basket parts, spray arms, control modules and so on — so you can go straight to the right place rather than scrolling the full range. Anything common enough to deserve its own section has one.
Dishwasher Spare Parts Complexity
Dishwashers are built for several markets at once, and the version sold here isn't always the version the parts list assumes. Racks, spray arms, and control boards can differ between builds, even when the badge on the door and the model number are identical.
The model number alone will therefore often only get you so far. Together, the product code and serial number identify the actual build in your kitchen, and without them there's a real risk of ordering a part that looks right but isn't. More on why this happens here.
We know — it's frustrating, and it catches people out.
Rather than guess, send us the rating plate details — it's usually on the edge of the door or a sticker just inside it — or a photo of the plate itself. From that, we can trace the exact build and confirm the part before you commit to buying it.
Different Brands, Same Dishwasher Parts
Almost nothing is exclusive to one badge. Spray arms, seals, heating elements, and door locks are shared across a range of names because the same plants supply dishwashers to a whole roster of brands — some of which never appeared on UK shelves.
That can be genuinely confusing if you're not used to it. Two machines that look nothing alike on the shop floor can end up using the same pump or spray arm.
The caveats above still apply, but the savings come from the overlap. The same component is often listed at very different prices depending on whose name is on the packaging, and we routinely find the cheaper route to the identical part.
One thing worth knowing with dishwashers: a complete basket or rack assembly is expensive, but the individual pieces that fail — rollers, clips, tines, the spray arm on top — usually cost very little on their own. Where a part can be replaced individually, we'll tell you, so a broken runner doesn't turn into a bill for a whole new rack.
