Beko Dishwashers

The Dishwasher emits a series of beeps at 8-second intervals, repeating 10 times. This signal indicates that the selected washing programme has successfully finished.

When Child Lock is activated, '3', '2', '1' is displayed on the Display Information Line, and the key lock is engaged. This prevents accidental changes to the program or functions. The Start / Pause / Cancel key is also disabled.

Decorated glasses, luster porcelains, or items with gold rims can lose their patterns and colors over time if washed in a Dishwasher due to high temperatures and strong detergents. These items are not suitable for machine washing.

Decorations, ornaments, or lustre on certain kitchen utensils are being removed or damaged during the Dishwasher cycle. This occurs because these items are not suitable for machine washing.

If detergent is left in the dispenser after a wash cycle, it might be due to the dispenser being damp when filled, if detergent was added too long before the wash began, or if the dispenser lid was blocked.

After a wash cycle, detergent or detergent residue is still present in the dispenser. This indicates that the detergent was not properly released into the machine during the cycle.

Detergent is still in the dispenser at the end of a wash cycle. This indicates that the detergent was not released or dissolved properly during washing.

If dishes come out dirty after a wash cycle, it could be due to incorrect loading, an unsuitable program choice, or blocked/stuck internal components like wash arms or filters.

Dishes may not be completely dry at the end of a wash cycle if they are loaded incorrectly, preventing water drainage, or if there isn't enough rinse aid being used. The program rinsing temperature or duration can also affect drying performance.

Scratches on dishes can occur from items hitting each other during the wash cycle, or from improper salt usage leading to salt leakage. Aluminum items can also be scratched.

Dishes remain dirty or have food remnants after a wash cycle. This can be caused by improper loading, an unsuitable programme, or blockages within the machine's components.

Dishes remain wet or damp after the wash cycle has completed. This indicates a problem with the drying performance of the Dishwasher.

Dishware, especially glassware, shows scratches after being washed in the Dishwasher. This can be caused by salt spillage, incorrect water hardness settings, or improper loading.

The detergent dispenser lid might not open during a cycle if dishes are placed in a way that blocks its movement or obstructs water from reaching the impellers, which aid in opening the lid.

This error indicates a problem with the Dishwasher's internal water filling system. The power LED will blink and the washing cycle will end.

This error suggests there is an issue with the water supply to the Dishwasher or the water inlet filter is blocked. The water cut icon and wash LED will light up.

This error indicates a malfunction with the temperature sensor inside the machine. P2 and P6 LEDs will blink.

This error indicates a fault with the Dishwasher's flowmeter. The F1 and F2 LEDs will blink, and the washing cycle will end.

The E:01 icon flashes on the program indicator if the Dishwasher intakes too much water or detects a leakage at any of its components. The safety system will activate to discharge the water. If E:01 does not disappear, it indicates a permanent fault.

The E:01 icon will flash on the program indicator if the machine takes in too much water or if there is a leakage from any internal component. The safety algorithm will activate to try and discharge the excess water.

The E:02 icon flashes on the program indicator if the Dishwasher cannot take water. This happens if the mains water supply is cut off or the water inlet tap is turned off. The washing program will be paused.

The E:02 icon will flash on the program indicator if the main water supply is cut off or the water inlet tap is turned off. The washing program will pause and the machine will regularly check for water.

When the wash program finishes, an audible warning signal will sound at intervals to let you know the machine is done. The End of Program indicator light will also illuminate.

Foam appearing in the Dishwasher is typically caused by using hand-wash detergent, which contains no antifoam, or by accidentally spilling rinse aid into the machine. Both can negatively impact washing performance.

A milky or iridescent film on glassware that cannot be wiped off by hand indicates either too much rinse aid being used or corrosion due to very soft water. This is often referred to as glass etching.

A white, misty film or lime traces on dishes and glassware indicates an issue with rinse aid, water hardness settings, or proper use of Dishwasher salt. It suggests the water softening system may not be functioning optimally.

The low salt indicator on the Dishwasher's screen illuminates. This means the softening salt level in the reservoir is low and needs to be refilled for optimal water softening.

The Dishwasher will not begin a cycle if it's not receiving power, water, or if the door is not securely closed. Basic checks are required to ensure operational readiness.

The Dishwasher does not power on or start a cycle. This can be due to a lack of power, an open door, or the On/Off button not being pressed.

The Dishwasher fails to begin its operation. This can be due to a lack of power, the door not being fully closed, or the machine not being properly activated.

The Dishwasher is not starting its wash cycle. This can be due to a power supply issue, the water tap being closed, or the machine door not being fully shut.

A peculiar odor in the Dishwasher can be normal for a new machine and will fade. However, persistent odors usually indicate clogged filters or dirty dishes left inside for too long, leading to residue buildup.

The Rinse aid indicator on the display illuminates when there is not enough rinse aid in the dispenser. Rinse aid helps with drying efficiency and prevents water or lime stains.

The rinse aid indicator light on the display will illuminate to show that there is not enough rinse aid in the Dishwasher's reservoir. You need to refill the rinse aid reservoir.

Rust spots, discoloration, or general surface deterioration on metal items can be caused by salt leakage, improper electrical grounding, or washing items unsuitable for Dishwashers, such as low-quality metals.

The Dishwasher normally displays an "S" on the display at the end of a successful sanitization cycle. If "S" is not displayed, it means the cycle was interrupted or the water did not reach the required temperature for sanitization.

The Salt indicator on the display illuminates when there is not an adequate amount of softening salt in the Dishwasher reservoir. If your water hardness is low (below 22 gpg) and the indicator is still lit, it might mean the water hardness level adjustment is set incorrectly, or salt is not being consumed.

The salt indicator light on the display will illuminate to show that there is not enough softening salt in the Dishwasher's reservoir. You need to refill the salt reservoir.

If stains like tea, coffee, or other residues persist on dishes after a wash, it may be due to an unsuitable program, deteriorated dish surfaces, or improperly stored detergent.

Dishware or utensils breaking during a wash cycle is often a result of improper loading or overloading the Dishwasher, causing items to strike each other or the interior due to movement.

If water is left standing in the Dishwasher at the end of a program, it indicates a problem with the drainage system, such as clogged filters or a blocked discharge hose, preventing proper water removal.