Beko Dishwashers - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

The inlet valve of this Beko dishwasher is located on the back of the machine.

1. Damaged or frayed wiring that can overheat and cause a burning smell. You should check the internal wiring of the dishwasher for any sign of damage, such as burns, exposed wires , or melted insulation . 2. malfunctioning or worn-out motor or pump bearing that can create friction and heat, resulting in a burning smell. 3. Residue from the manufacturing process that heat up when the dishwasher operates, creating a fishy or rubbery smell

SelfDry™ is a new auto door-opening system that unseals and opens the door of the dishwasher after the program has finished, letting ambient air in and drying dishes naturally without the use of additional energy.

I would check to see if the drain hose has blocked.

It looks like it is still available. First manufactured in 2015. Trouble shooting guide; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sR0TWZhxOeE

I have just had this problem with my Beko dishwasher. Mine was running the pump constantly, I tried the tipping method which did reset a switch, and the machine would start to work properly then go back to just pumping again.
I tipped the machine up(lots of water came out) and took the bottom cover off which has a float and a switch in it. This switch stops the water flowing so not to flood your room when there is a leak within the machine. Now I had a good look around for split pipes etc and found that there was a pipe that had popped off completely, I put the pipe back on with a new clip and now it’s as good as new!

In that case you need a service call. The model number is on the sticker by the mains lead. Try cutting the power overnight to reset, but it sounds like a main control board issue and they are expensive. You are the only person with this problem! https://www.google.com/search?q=beko+dishwasher%2C+automatically+starts+on+p4 ..

Please call an appliance repair company.

The float switch is connected to a float that is located inside the pressure chamber and limits the amount of water in the dishwasher

They are alerts that only come on when you DON'T have enough rinse or salt.

Turn it off at the mains switch for 5 minutes. It might reset it.

Gargle it; https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Beko+dishwasher+1620x+Does+it+have+a+salt+dispenser

The cycle timer could be defective, keeping the plate warmer turned on longer than necessary.

The float switch should be in the front left corner.

if doesnt feel same as other buttons bad button replace

Contact Beko to inquire.

1. Cycle timer failure 2. Stuck float valve

If the dishwasher is undergoing short programmes and low-temperature washes then your dishwasher may not allow for the tablet to fully dissolve leaving some remaining tablet left behind. Another reason why the tablet may not be dissolving is because of the water hardness of the area you live in as the tablet may take longer to dissolve in the water.

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