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Beko Washing Machine Fault Codes

Browse the available Beko washing machine fault codes in one place, then open the exact code page for the likely meaning, safe first steps, and when to stop troubleshooting.

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Most common faults to check first

Common problems in this cluster

Common fault categories

drainage

3 related codes

heating

3 related codes

fill water

2 related codes

motor drive

2 related codes

power and control

2 related codes

pressure and level

2 related codes

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All fault codes in this cluster

18 code pages currently available for this brand and appliance cluster.

Canonical path: /beko/washing-machine/
CodeMeaningSeverity
E01Door locking or door sensing problemmedium
E02Water is not entering the machine properlymedium
E03Water heating faultmedium
E04Overflow or leak protection has been triggeredhigh
E05The machine is not draining water correctlymedium
E06Motor drive or drum movement issuehigh
E07Temperature sensor reading issuemedium
E08Water is not entering the machine properlymedium
E09Water heating faultmedium
E10Water level or pressure sensing faultmedium
E11Motor drive or drum movement issuehigh
E12Control or wiring communication faulthigh
E13Power supply or voltage issuemedium
E17Load balance or spin detection problemlow
E18The washer is not draining fast enough through the pump and hose system.medium
H2Water heating faultmedium
H5The machine is not draining water correctlymedium
H7Water level or pressure sensing faultmedium

Useful guides

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.

Clothes Still Dirty After Washing Machine

Dirty clothes after washing are usually caused by overloading, the wrong programme, too low a temperature for the soil level, poor detergent dosing, or a rinse/drain problem.

Washing Machine Leaves Residue on Clothes

Residue is often caused by too much detergent, overloading, low water movement, short cycles, poor rinsing, or drainage issues.

Washing Machine Not Cleaning Properly

Start by reducing the load, using a suitable full-length programme, checking detergent dose, and comparing drainage or foam-related faults if laundry is soapy or wet.

Washing Machine Smells After Wash: What Setting Should You Use?

Use a hotter cottons wash for towels and bedding where allowed, avoid overloading, reduce detergent if needed, and check whether poor drainage is contributing to smells.

Washing Machine Symbols Explained

Most symbols point to fabric type or cycle stage: cottons, synthetics, delicates, wool, rinse, spin, drain, eco, and quick wash.

What Setting to Use for Washing Clothes

For most mixed everyday clothes, use a mixed or synthetic programme at 30°C or 40°C with a moderate spin, then adjust for towels, bedding, delicates, and heavily soiled items.

How to Reset a Washing Machine

A quick guide to safe first-step washing machine resets before arranging a repair.