BEKO Washing Machine Error Code

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Is your Beko washing machine showing error codes you do not understand? If so, we have put together a list of common Beko washing machine error codes, along with simple explanations of what may be wrong with your appliance.

C9

This code indicates an unbalanced load during the spin cycle.

F9

This code indicates an unbalanced load during the spin cycle.

E10

This usually indicates a water intake problem, insufficient water entering the machine, or a drainage issue.

E11

This usually indicates a water intake problem, insufficient water entering the machine, or a drainage issue.

C1

This usually indicates a water intake problem, insufficient water entering the machine, or a drainage issue.

E30

This fault is usually caused by water at the bottom or inside of the machine.

C3

This fault is usually caused by water at the bottom or inside of the machine.

E40

The appliance door or lid may be open or not properly closed, the appliance may be overloaded, or the door lock may be faulty.

E41

The appliance door or lid may be open or not properly closed, the appliance may be overloaded, or the door lock may be faulty.

E60 or any code beginning with E6

This usually relates to a heating issue inside the washing machine.

E80 or 8 flashes

This means the cycle selector may have been set incorrectly, or the washing machine may have been started while the selector was positioned halfway between two wash programmes.

E90, E91, E92, E93 or E94

These codes indicate configuration or communication issues with the electronic components.

EAO

Error message EA0 indicates a DPS fault, which means a Drum Position Sensor failure.

EA0

Error message EA0 indicates a DPS fault, which means a Drum Position Sensor failure.

Eb0

This may indicate a problem with low voltage in the power supply.

Ebo

This may indicate a problem with low voltage in the power supply.

EF0, EFo, EF3

Reduce the amount of detergent you are using.

EHO / EH0

This usually indicates a power supply problem.

EH1

The power supply frequency is out of range.

EH2

The supply voltage is too high.

EH3

The supply voltage is too low.

E20

This indicates a pumping or drainage issue. Because of a blockage in the drain pump, the washing machine may not drain, the drum may not rotate, and the appliance may make an unusual noise.

E21

This indicates a pumping or drainage issue. Because of a blockage in the drain pump, the washing machine may not drain, the drum may not rotate, and the appliance may make an unusual noise.

C2

This indicates a pumping or drainage issue. The washing machine may not drain, the drum may not rotate, and the appliance may produce an unusual noise due to a blockage in the drain pump.

If you are still experiencing problems with your washing machine, please contact London Appliance Repairs to schedule an appointment with one of our expert engineers. Some repairs must be carried out by a skilled professional, so if you are planning to attempt a repair yourself, please proceed with caution and only do so if you are competent.

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