Beko Washing Machines

Holding down the 2nd and 4th auxiliary function buttons for approximately 3 seconds activates the child-proof lock. The display will show 'C:on' to confirm activation.

Holding down the 2nd and 4th auxiliary function buttons for about 3 seconds deactivates the child-proof lock. The display will show 'C:OFF' to confirm deactivation.

The relevant indicator lights will flash 3 times if you try to change settings like auxiliary functions, speed, or temperature, but the change is not compatible with the current stage of the programme.

The flashing Bluetooth symbol on the display means the product is attempting to establish a connection. This is usually temporary.

When the Bluetooth symbol is off, the washing machine is not currently connected via Bluetooth. Remote control functions will not be available.

The display shows 'C:OFF' indicating that the child-proof lock feature is now deactivated. You can now make changes to the program settings.

The 'C:OFF' message confirms that the child lock feature has been turned off.

The display shows 'C:on' indicating that the child-proof lock feature is active. This prevents any changes to the running program. The machine can still be turned on and off.

The 'C:on' message on the display means the child lock is active. This prevents changes to the running program.

This indicates that the Child Lock is active and the Programme Selection knob has been rotated. The machine will not allow program changes while the Child Lock is on.

This light indicates that the Child Lock function is active. This prevents children from tampering with the machine or changing settings.

This indicates the Child Lock is active and the Programme Selection knob has been rotated. Changes to programmes or speed are not allowed.

The LED flashes for 3 seconds while you are pressing and holding the buttons to activate or deactivate the Child Lock.

The Child Lock setting is retained even if the machine loses power or is unplugged.

Odours and bacteria can form in the drum from frequent washing at low temperatures or short programmes.

Fading can occur due to overloading or exposing detergents to excessive temperatures or humidity.

Fading can occur if the machine is overloaded, if detergent is damp, or if a higher temperature than necessary was selected.

Color fading can occur if the machine is overloaded, if detergent is damp, or if a high temperature is selected. Improper detergent storage can also be a factor.

Residue can be caused by detergent being put in a wet drawer, getting damp, low water pressure, blocked compartment holes, or faulty drawer valves.

Residue can form if the drawer is wet, detergent has gotten damp, water pressure is low, or holes in the compartment are blocked. Mixing detergent with softener can also be an issue.

Residue can be caused by damp detergent, blocked holes in the drawer, or mixing detergent with softener.

The door LED indicates if the washing machine door is properly locked. If the LED is off, the door is not securely closed.

The door LED light indicates if the washing machine door is properly locked and secure for operation. If this light stays off, the door is not locked.

When the door is properly closed and locked, the Door LED will illuminate. This indicates that the washing machine has registered the door is secure and it is safe to begin a wash cycle.

The Door Locked Symbol flashes to indicate that the loading door is currently locked. Do not force the door open while this symbol is flashing. It will fade out when the door is safe to open.

A solid Door Locked Symbol means the loading door is properly locked and secured. This is a normal status indicator during the wash cycle.

The loading door light flashes when the machine is paused, indicating it is checking the water level. The door will unlock when the water level is suitable.

This error indicates there might be water inside or under the machine. Check for leaks.

Too much foam has been created during the wash cycle. This can be caused by using too much detergent or the wrong type of detergent.

The spin cycle could not be initiated because the laundry inside the machine is not balanced. This can happen with small or unevenly distributed loads.

This code relates to the machine's drain hose. Check its connection and position.

The machine has entered a self-protection mode due to issues with the power supply or water pressure. The current program has been stopped.

The washing machine is indicating that the pump filter may be blocked. This can prevent proper draining of water.

This error suggests the machine is not taking in enough water. Several factors could be causing this.

The washing machine is unable to establish a Bluetooth (BLE) connection. This affects the remote control features.

The Economy Symbol lights up when an energy-saving program or a lower temperature selection has been made. This indicates that the machine is operating with reduced power consumption.

This indicates that the current programme has been cancelled.

When the 'Anti-crease+' function is selected and active during a programme step, both the 'End' LED and the 'Anti-crease+' LED will be illuminated simultaneously.

The 'End' LED indicates that the washing program has finished. The machine is ready for you to unload the laundry.

If the 'Anti-crease+' auxiliary function is selected, both the 'End' LED and the 'Anti-crease+' LED will stay lit while this specific step is running.

This message indicates the washing machine's safety system has been activated. The machine may be running a diagnostic check.

This error code indicates a problem with the motor or that the drum is blocked. The machine may have stopped mid-cycle.

This code signifies that the machine is unable to drain water properly. This can be due to a blockage or a fault in the draining system.

This error code indicates a problem with the water supply or the machine's ability to take in water. This could be due to low pressure or a blocked inlet filter.

This error code points to a problem with the washing machine's motor. The machine may stop running or display this error.

This error indicates a problem with the water heating system. The machine may not heat the water to the selected temperature.

This error suggests a communication problem between the control board and other components of the machine. This can lead to various malfunctions.

This error message suggests a communication issue between different components of the washing machine. This can stop the machine from functioning correctly.

This error code indicates an issue with the machine's ability to drain water. It could be a blockage or a malfunction in the drainage system.

This error indicates that the water level sensor is not functioning correctly, which can affect how the machine fills and drains.

The loading door may be difficult to close if the machine is overloaded with laundry. It can also be due to a fault in the door latch mechanism.

Too much detergent or certain fabric types can create excessive foam. The machine's foam absorption system may activate, causing the timer to pause.

If too much detergent is used, the machine may detect excessive foam. The automatic foam absorption system will activate, which can extend the washing time or affect spinning.

Too much detergent can create excessive foam. The machine's foam absorption system may activate, extending the washing time. This can also affect spinning.

The F1 symbol indicates that the prewash function has been activated for the current wash cycle. This is useful for heavily soiled laundry.

The F1 symbol indicates that the prewash function has been activated for the current wash cycle. This is beneficial for heavily soiled laundry.

The F2 symbol appears on the display when the 'Quicker Wash' function is active. This function reduces the overall wash time, suitable for smaller loads or lightly soiled items.

When the 'Quicker Wash' function is selected, the F2 symbol will light up on the display. This function shortens the wash time and is suitable for smaller loads or lightly soiled laundry.

The F3 symbol indicates that the 'Extra Rinse' function has been activated. This means the machine will perform additional rinsing with more water, beneficial for sensitive skin or heavily soaped loads.

The F3 symbol appears on the display when the 'Extra Rinse' function has been activated. This ensures clothes are rinsed thoroughly with extra water.

The F4 symbol means the 'Anti-Crease' function is active. This function reduces drum movements and limits spin speed to minimize clothes creasing, especially for delicate items. It also increases the water level during the wash.

The F4 symbol illuminates when the 'Anti-Crease' function is selected. This function reduces creasing by limiting spin speed and drum movement, ideal for delicate items.

The End/Cancel light flashes to show that you have cancelled the delayed end time function. You can now select a new programme or set a new delayed end time.

This issue is usually caused by using too much detergent or a problem with the valves or detergent dispenser.

This is usually caused by using too much detergent.

This occurs if you try to change a setting that is not compatible with the current programme step.

If the machine doesn't reach the spinning step, it could be because Rinse Hold is active, or the load is unbalanced, triggering the automatic unbalanced load detection system.

In cold weather, the time taken to heat the water increases, which can lengthen the overall washing cycle.

Poor rinsing can be due to inappropriate detergent amount, brand, or storage, detergent in the wrong compartment, or a clogged pump filter/drain hose.

Poor rinsing can result from incorrect detergent usage, wrong compartment use, or clogged filters.

Stiff laundry can result from insufficient detergent, especially with hard water, or detergent being placed in the wrong compartment.

Using too little detergent, especially with hard water, can cause stiffness over time.

This may happen if detergent is in the wrong compartment or mixed with softener, or if the softener dispenser is dirty.

This can happen if detergent is put in the wrong compartment or mixed with softener.

If laundry is not evenly distributed or if excessive foam has occurred, the machine may not switch to the spinning step.

Excessive foam can activate the automatic foam absorption system, preventing the machine from reaching the spin cycle.

Washing at low temperatures for extended periods or using insufficient detergent with hard water can cause soil to build up on clothes, leading to a gray appearance over time.

The loading door may not open immediately after a cycle, or if the water level is still too high. There are several reasons this might occur.

If the loading door does not open after a cycle, you should refer to the troubleshooting section for specific solutions.

The loading door cannot be opened. This usually happens because the door lock remains engaged after a program finishes, or if an error occurs.

The door lock is activated due to water level, heating, or child lock. It will deactivate after the programme completes or after a short time.

The loading door light flashes when the machine is paused, indicating the door is locked because the water level is too high. The door will unlock automatically when the water level is safe.

The loading door light flashes when the machine is paused. This indicates the door is locked because the water level is too high to safely open the door.

This light flashes when the machine is paused to indicate it is checking the water level before allowing the door to be opened.

This problem occurs if the drain hose is blocked or twisted, or if the pump filter is clogged. The machine will not be able to discharge water.

This is usually caused by a clogged or twisted drain hose, a clogged pump filter, or a hard substance in the pump filter.

The machine requires proper water drainage before it can begin the spinning cycle.

The machine might enter standby mode or fail to take in water if the tap is off, the inlet hose is bent, the inlet filter is clogged, or the door is open.

The machine may have stopped temporarily due to low voltage or if the drain hose is not at an adequate height.

Excessive vibration or noise can occur if the machine is not standing level, if transportation bolts were not removed, or if the load is unbalanced or too large/small.

This can be due to the machine not being balanced, transportation bolts not being removed, or an incorrect load size.

For safety reasons, the washing machine will not begin a cycle if the door is not fully closed and locked. The door remains locked until the program finishes and the door LED is off.

You might not see water in the drum during the wash cycle. This is normal as water may be present in parts of the machine not visible, or the load size may mean less visible water is needed.

It is normal for water not to be visible during certain parts of the wash cycle, as it may be in the lower, unseen parts of the drum.

The machine may increase the amount of rinse water or add an extra rinse cycle to ensure good rinsing results.

Regular drum cleaning is important to prevent oily stains.

The machine is taking in water but immediately draining it. This usually happens if the drain hose is not positioned at the correct height.

The machine takes in water but immediately drains it out. This usually indicates an issue with the drain hose installation height.

The machine is failing to empty water. This is usually due to a blockage or twist in the drain hose or the pump filter.

The machine may not proceed to the spinning phase if there is an unbalanced load, insufficient water drainage, or if excessive foam has been detected.

The washing machine isn't filling with water. Check the main water tap, the inlet hose, and the filter for any obstructions.

The machine may stop temporarily shortly after starting if the voltage in your home drops too low. It should resume once the voltage returns to normal.

Excessive vibration or noise can occur if the machine is not level, if transport bolts are still in place, or if the load is too small, too large, or unbalanced.

These symbols illustrate the different stages of the washing process, such as pre-wash, main wash, rinse, softener, and spin.

This can happen if the machine has switched to a self-protection mode due to supply issues like voltage or water pressure, or if the Start/Pause/Cancel button was not pressed.

The machine may have entered a self-protection mode due to issues with power supply, voltage, or water pressure.

The program may not start if the Start/Pause/Cancel button was not pressed, or if the door is difficult to close due to overloading.

The start/pause button may not have been pressed, or the door may not be closed properly due to overloading.

The timer may stop counting down if the machine is waiting for adequate water intake, or if it is heating the water to the selected temperature. It can also stop during spinning if the load is unbalanced.

The timer display may stop counting down during certain phases like water intake, heating, or if the machine detects an unbalanced load.

A selected programme may not begin if the Start/Pause button hasn't been pressed, or if the door is difficult to close due to overloading.

The display shows the estimated time remaining for the current program to complete. This time is shown in hours and minutes, for example, '01:30'.

You hear a warning sound when pressing the Remote Start button, indicating the function cannot be activated. This usually happens if Bluetooth is off or the door is open.

The Spin Speed Indicator shows the selected spin speed for the current program. It typically displays the speed in revolutions per minute (rpm).

The Rinse Hold symbol (often represented by three wavy lines or similar) on the Spin Speed Indicator means the 'Rinse Hold' function is active. The laundry will remain in the final rinse water without spinning.

The '-' symbol on the Spin Speed Indicator means that the 'No Spin' function has been selected. The machine will drain the water but will not spin the laundry at the end of the cycle.

The Spin Symbol indicates that the washing machine is performing a spin cycle or that a spin cycle has been selected as part of the program. It shows the current spin speed.

This indicates the machine's automatic system has detected an unbalanced load during the spin cycle and has adjusted or stopped spinning to prevent damage.

This can be due to insufficient detergent, overloading, or using the wrong programme or detergent type.

The Standby Symbol indicates that the washing machine is in standby mode. This occurs after a program has finished or if the 'Start/Pause/Cancel' button is pressed momentarily.

The Start Symbol indicates that a wash program has begun and is currently in progress. The symbol will fade out when the machine is in standby or paused.

The Temperature Indicator shows the selected or recommended wash temperature for the current program. It displays the temperature in Celsius.

The '-' symbol on the Temperature Indicator signifies that a cold water wash has been selected. This is the lowest temperature setting available.

This can be due to the tap being off, a bent inlet hose, a clogged inlet filter, or the door being open.

The machine cannot enter the spinning phase if there is still water in the drum. This could be due to a clogged filter or drain hose.

The machine is not emptying water. This could be due to a blocked drain hose or a clogged pump filter.

The washing machine is not filling with water. Check that the tap is on, the hose is not kinked, and the filter is clean.

Water may leak if the drain hose is clogged/twisted, the pump filter is clogged, or transportation bolts were not removed.

The machine will not spin if the load is unevenly distributed in the drum to prevent damage. The automatic unbalanced load detection system may activate.

This symbol appears when the time delay function has been activated, indicating the program will start after a set period.

The timer display may stop counting down during certain phases like water intake, heating, or spinning if the machine is waiting for sufficient water, temperature, or if an unbalanced load is detected.

The timer indicator will pause until the water reaches the selected temperature.

The timer may pause if the load is unbalanced during the spinning phase.

The timer will not count down until the machine has taken in enough water. This ensures proper washing quality.

Excessive foam can be caused by using improper detergents, too much detergent, poorly stored detergent, or textured fabrics like tulle.

Using the wrong type or amount of detergent, or storing detergent improperly, can cause excessive foam.

The machine prevents damage by not spinning if the laundry is unevenly distributed in the drum.

Washing time is extended to compensate for low supply voltage, preventing poor washing results.

You will hear a warning sound if the Remote Start function cannot be activated. This usually happens if Bluetooth is off or no device is paired.

Unpleasant smells can result from odors and bacteria buildup in the drum due to low-temperature washes or short programs. Not leaving the door ajar after washing can also contribute.

Unpleasant odors can form due to bacteria buildup from continuous washing at low temperatures or in short programs. Leaving the drawer and door ajar after washing helps prevent this.

Laundry may turn gray over time due to insufficient detergent use with hard water, excessive loading, wrong program selection, or incorrect detergent type.

Using too little detergent with hard water can cause soil to stick to the clothes, making them appear gray over time. This is difficult to remove once it happens.

Oily stains may appear if regular drum cleaning is not performed, or if detergents are not suitable or stored improperly.

Oily stains may appear if regular drum cleaning is not performed, or if detergents are not stored properly.

This can be caused by insufficient detergent, excessive loading, wrong program/temperature, or wrong detergent type.

This can be caused by overloading the machine, selecting the wrong programme or temperature, using the wrong type of detergent, or using too much detergent.

The washing cycle may take longer than indicated in the manual due to several factors, including water pressure, voltage, water temperature, or additional rinses.

This symbol indicates a problem with the water supply to the machine. Ensure the tap is fully open and the hose is not kinked.

Water may remain after a cycle due to quality control processes, or if the tap was turned off, the inlet hose bent, or the inlet filter clogged.

A small amount of water may remain inside the machine from factory quality control tests. This is normal and not a sign of a fault.

A small amount of water may be present inside the machine when you first receive it. This is a normal residue from factory quality control tests and is not harmful.

This indicates a possible issue with the drain hose, pump filter, or internal leaks within the machine.

Water is observed leaking from the bottom of the washing machine. This is typically caused by issues with the drain hose or the pump filter.

Water is leaking from the bottom of the machine, likely due to a blocked drain hose or a clogged pump filter.

The machine waits for adequate water to avoid poor washing quality. This causes the washing time to extend.