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Beko Wm5100W Odd Noise

DEDeepFried1
Asked about 11 years ago 3,690 views
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One of my shirts accidentally went into the wash with the collar bones in, near the end of the wash the machine stated making a very loud noise, like someone twanging a ruler 200 times a minute, the noise was present during wash and spin and even when the drum was still or draining. The noise wasn't coming from the drum but from the bottom right corner of the machine.

On opening the drum I found that one of the collar bones is missing. My guess is the collar bone is stuck in a pump.

Where should I start looking?

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Beko Wm5100W loud noise traced to obstruction in pump filter

The problem
A Beko Wm5100W developed a very loud rapid twanging noise near the end of a wash. The noise was heard during wash, spin, draining and even when the drum was still, and seemed to come from the bottom right corner. A shirt collar bone was found to be missing after the wash.
Likely cause
The missing collar bone had likely passed into and become trapped in the pump filter area, causing the noise.
What fixed it
The accepted advice was to check for and retrieve obstructions via the pump filter. The original poster then confirmed the collar bone was in the pump filter.
Checks to try
  • Noise present during wash, spin and draining
  • Noise still present when the drum was not turning
  • Noise appeared to come from the bottom right corner of the machine
  • Checked clothing and found a collar bone missing
  • Checked the pump filter and found the obstruction
Confirmed fixedGenerated 10 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered about 11 years ago

Check out my article here, which covers retrieving obstructions from a washing machine and has a link within it describing and advising about the pump filter - how to remove an obstruction from a washing machine.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.
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DeepFried1
Answered about 11 years ago

Yeah it was in the pump filter.

Thanks!

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