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Beko Fault Codes
Check Beko washing machine and dishwasher fault codes, likely causes, and safe first checks worth trying. Use this hub to move into the right appliance section, then open the exact fault code page for quick meaning, safe first checks, and escalation advice.
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heating (7)
fill water (6)
drainage (5)
pressure and level (4)
sensor (4)
leak and overflow (3)
Popular priority codes
E18 for Washing Machine
The washer is not draining fast enough through the pump and hose system.
E01 for Dishwasher
Anti-flood or leak protection has been triggered
E04 for Dishwasher
Water level is too high or overfill is detected
E12 for Dishwasher
Control board or communication fault
E04 for Washing Machine
Overflow or leak protection has been triggered
E06 for Washing Machine
Motor drive or drum movement issue
E11 for Washing Machine
Motor drive or drum movement issue
E12 for Washing Machine
Control or wiring communication fault
E02 for Dishwasher
Water filling fault or inlet problem
E03 for Dishwasher
Heating fault or water is not warming correctly
E05 for Dishwasher
Water level or pressure sensing fault
E06 for Dishwasher
Temperature sensor reading fault
Related guides
Practical background guides connected to this brand's fault-code pages.
Common Washing Machine Error Codes Explained
Use this guide to identify what your washing machine error code is pointing to, what to check first, and when it is better to stop troubleshooting and call an engineer.
When to Call an Appliance Engineer
Guidance on recognising when simple checks have been exhausted and it is time to arrange a repair.
Why Your Washing Machine Won't Drain
Understand the usual signs of a drainage fault, what you can safely inspect first, and when a blocked filter, hose, or pump needs professional help.
Best Washing Machine Setting for Towels
Use a cottons programme, 40°C to 60°C, and a high spin for towels. Avoid overloading, too much detergent, and fabric softener build-up.