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Beko Error Codes
Every Beko code in the database, by appliance. Open a code for its causes, the checks to run in order, and how to clear it.
Beko Washing Machines
| Code | Meaning | Fix level |
|---|---|---|
E01also: E1 | Door lock fault — the machine cannot confirm the door is closed and locked | DIY checks first |
E02also: E2 | Heating fault — the water is not reaching the set temperature | DIY checks first |
E03also: E3 | Drain fault — the machine cannot empty the water in the allowed time | DIY-friendly |
E04also: E4 | Fill fault — the machine is not filling with water in the allowed time | DIY-friendly |
E05also: E5 | Pressure switch fault — the water level sensor is reading incorrectly | DIY checks first |
E06also: E6 | NTC thermistor fault — the temperature sensor is not reading correctly | DIY checks first |
E07also: E7 | Motor circuit fault — the motor or its control triac has failed | Call a professional |
E08also: E8 | Motor tachometer fault — the control board cannot read the drum speed | DIY checks first |
E13also: E13 | Water leak detected — the anti-flood system has found water in the base | DIY checks first |
H1 | NTC thermistor open or short circuit (service test code) | Call a professional |
H11 | Motor or tachogenerator open circuit (service test code) | Call a professional |
H2 | Heater open circuit (service test code) | Call a professional |
H3 | Heater stuck on — heater triac or relay shorted (service test code) | Call a professional |
H4 | Inlet valve triac short circuit (service test code) | Call a professional |
H5 | Drain pump open circuit (service test code) | DIY checks first |
H6 | Motor triac short circuit (service test code) | Call a professional |
H7 | Pressure sensor failure (service test code) | DIY checks first |
H8 | Tachometer fault — motor speed sensor (service test code) | Call a professional |
Beko Dishwashers
| Code | Meaning | Fix level |
|---|---|---|
E01also: E1 | Overflow — too much water taken in or a leak detected | DIY checks first |
E02also: E2 | No water — water supply cut off or not detected | DIY-friendly |
E06also: E6 | Water temperature sensor (NTC) error | Call a professional |
Beko Dryers
| Code | Meaning | Fix level |
|---|---|---|
E01also: E1 | Door opened while running | DIY-friendly |
E02also: E2 | Water tank full | DIY-friendly |
E03also: E3 | Drum empty — no load detected | Not a fault |
E04also: E4 | Start attempted with the door open | DIY-friendly |
E05also: E5 | Maximum drying time exceeded | DIY checks first |
E06also: E6 | Door temperature sensor (NTC) open circuit | Call a professional |
E07also: E7 | Door temperature sensor (NTC) short circuit | Call a professional |
E08also: E8 | Door temperature sensor (NTC) overheating | DIY checks first |
E09also: E9 | Compressor temperature sensor (NTC) open circuit | Call a professional |
E10 | Compressor temperature sensor (NTC) short circuit | Call a professional |
E11 | Compressor temperature sensor (NTC) overheating | DIY checks first |
E12 | Drive belt broken | Call a professional |
E13 | Filter blocked | DIY-friendly |
E14 | Temperature rising too quickly | DIY checks first |
E16 | Supply voltage too low (below 165 V) | Not a fault |
E17 | Supply voltage too high (above 265 V) | Not a fault |
E18 | BLDC motor communication error | Call a professional |
E19 | BLDC motor system paused | DIY checks first |
E20 | BLDC motor speed out of tolerance | Call a professional |
E21 | BLDC motor minimum speed not reached | Call a professional |
E22 | BLDC drive re-energised unexpectedly | DIY checks first |
E23 | BLDC drive abnormal voltage | Call a professional |
E24 | BLDC motor overheating | DIY checks first |
E25 | BLDC motor locked rotor | Call a professional |
E26 | BLDC motor overspeed | Call a professional |
E27 | BLDC motor overcurrent | Call a professional |
Beko Refrigerators
| Code | Meaning | Fix level |
|---|---|---|
E0also: E00 | Freezer temperature sensor error | Call a professional |
E1also: E01 | Freezer defrost (evaporator) sensor error | Call a professional |
E10 | Multizone compartment sensor error | Call a professional |
E12 | Multizone defrost heater error | Call a professional |
E13 | Freezer fan error | DIY checks first |
E14 | Multizone fan error | DIY checks first |
E15 | Condenser fan error | DIY checks first |
E2also: E02 | Fridge evaporator sensor error | Call a professional |
E3also: E03 | Fridge temperature sensor error | Call a professional |
E4also: E04 | Defrost heater error | Call a professional |
E8also: E08 | Ice maker sensor error | Call a professional |
E9also: E09 | Ice maker failure | DIY checks first |
More appliance types are being added. Codes vary by model and region.