Beko Washing Machine Error Codes & Fault Finder
Find Beko washing machine error codes, understand what the fault may indicate, and discover practical checks to make before looking for replacement parts.
Beko Washing Machine Error Codes Explained
Beko washing machines can display an error code when the appliance detects a problem with heating, water supply, drainage, the door lock, motor, sensors or another component. The code can help identify the area that needs attention, although meanings can vary between models.
The error codes in this guide are based on the Beko washing machine codes listed by Zest. Zest’s guide covers E01 through E15 and notes the fault area and suggested solution for each code, so always check the code against your exact appliance model before replacing a part. citeturn0search0
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Beko Washing Machine Error Codes
Below you’ll find the Beko washing machine fault codes covered by the source guide, with the fault area and practical first checks.
E01Mains Board / NTC Fault▼
E01 — Mains Board / NTC Fault
The source lists E01 as a fault involving the mains board or the NTC circuit.
What to check
- Check the relevant NTC circuit and control-board connections. If testing identifies a failed component, it may need replacement.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E02Heater / Main Board Fault▼
E02 — Heater / Main Board Fault
E02 is associated with a faulty heating element or a fault on the main control board.
What to check
- Check whether the machine is heating correctly and inspect the heater and its connections.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E03Heater Relay / Connection Fault▼
E03 — Heater Relay / Connection Fault
E03 is associated with a faulty relay or electrical connections in the heating circuit.
What to check
- Inspect the heater relay and its connections for damage, looseness or signs of failure.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E04Water Inlet Valve / Main Board Fault▼
E04 — Water Inlet Valve / Main Board Fault
E04 is associated with a faulty inlet valve or a fault on the main control board.
What to check
- Check that water can enter the machine and inspect the inlet valve and its connections.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E05Drain Filter / Pump Fault▼
E05 — Drain Filter / Pump Fault
E05 is associated with a blocked drain filter or a faulty drain pump.
What to check
- Clean the drain filter and check the pump and drain path for restrictions.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E06Door Lock / Door Switch Fault▼
E06 — Door Lock / Door Switch Fault
E06 is associated with a faulty door lock or door switch.
What to check
- Check that the door closes correctly and inspect the lock and switch connections.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E07Drain / Pump Fault▼
E07 — Drain / Pump Fault
E07 is associated with a blocked drain or a faulty pump.
What to check
- Check the drain hose and filter for blockages and inspect the drain pump.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E08Temperature Sensor / Heating Element Fault▼
E08 — Temperature Sensor / Heating Element Fault
E08 is associated with a faulty temperature sensor or heating element.
What to check
- Check the temperature sensor and heating element, including their wiring and connections.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E09Motor / Motor Wiring Fault▼
E09 — Motor / Motor Wiring Fault
E09 is associated with a faulty motor or a problem with motor wiring.
What to check
- Inspect the motor connections and wiring and check the motor for signs of failure.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E10Water Inlet / Valve Fault▼
E10 — Water Inlet / Valve Fault
E10 is associated with a blocked water inlet or faulty inlet valve.
What to check
- Check the water inlet path for restrictions and inspect the inlet valve.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E11Pressure Switch / Hose Fault▼
E11 — Pressure Switch / Hose Fault
E11 is associated with a faulty pressure switch or a blocked hose.
What to check
- Inspect the pressure switch and make sure the associated hose is clear.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E12Excessive Load / Uneven Distribution▼
E12 — Excessive Load / Uneven Distribution
E12 is associated with an excessive load or uneven distribution of laundry.
What to check
- Reduce the load if necessary and redistribute the laundry evenly before restarting the programme.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E13Water Level Sensor / Hose Fault▼
E13 — Water Level Sensor / Hose Fault
E13 is associated with a faulty water-level sensor or blocked hose.
What to check
- Check the water-level sensor and make sure the associated hoses are clear.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E14Motor / Motor Wiring Fault▼
E14 — Motor / Motor Wiring Fault
E14 is associated with a faulty motor or a problem with motor wiring.
What to check
- Inspect the motor wiring and connections and check the motor for faults.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
E15Water Leak / Hose Fault▼
E15 — Water Leak / Hose Fault
E15 is associated with water leakage or faulty hoses.
What to check
- Check the hoses and accessible areas for signs of leakage and replace damaged components where required.
- Confirm the exact appliance model before ordering a replacement part.
- Electrical testing or component replacement should only be carried out safely and by someone suitably qualified where required.
Other Beko Washing Machine Error Codes
Beko uses different electronics across its washing machine range, so a code that is not listed here may have a different meaning on your model. If your code isn’t shown, use the exact washing machine model number when checking the fault information or identifying a replacement part.
Important Safety Information
Washing machines contain mains electrical components, moving parts, heating elements and water connections.
Always disconnect the appliance from the electrical supply before carrying out any inspection beyond simple user checks. If the washing machine is leaking, repeatedly tripping the electrical supply, overheating or showing signs of electrical damage, stop using it and arrange assessment by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
Need a Beko Washing Machine Spare Part?
Once you’ve identified the fault and confirmed your appliance model number, you can search for the correct washing machine spare part.