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Beko washing machine overfilling

DADaveo
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My Beko washer overfills on the second fill on all programs I have followed some of the guides I have fitted a new pressure switch and tube also checked the chamber by blowing brown pipe all seems that it isn’t blocked as I can hear the water bubble any ideas

thanks

Daveo W

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Beko washing machine overfills on second fill on most programmes

The problem
The Beko washing machine was reported to overfill on the second fill on all programmes tried, although the original poster later said it did not overfill on the woollens wash. The pressure switch and pressure tube had already been replaced, and the pressure chamber was checked by blowing through the brown pipe, with bubbling heard, suggesting it was not blocked.
Likely cause
The accepted reply said the strongest indication was a fault in the pressure system rather than a sticking water valve, particularly if switching the machine off stops the incoming water. A small air leak in the pressure system was suggested as a possible explanation for overfilling that appears after the first fill.
What fixed it
The recommended action was to observe whether turning the machine off during overfilling stops the water intake, to help distinguish a pressure-system fault from a sticking inlet valve. It was also suggested to test the filling behaviour with no laundry inside, because soaked laundry can cause normal topping-up and confuse the diagnosis. No exact repair was confirmed in the discussion.
Checks to try
  • Pressure switch replaced
  • Pressure tube replaced
  • Pressure chamber checked by blowing through the brown pipe
  • Listen for bubbling in the pressure chamber/pipe
  • Check whether turning the machine off stops the water running in
  • Test without washing inside
  • Compare behaviour on woollens wash versus other programmes
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Pressure switch
  • Pressure tube
Cause identifiedGenerated 9 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 7 years ago

Hello Dave. It seems very strange that it would only overfill on the second fill. When you see that it is starting to overfill and you turn the washing machine off does the water stop running in? If it does then that suggests it is a fault on the pressure system somewhere rather than a sticking water valve.

A small air leak could theoretically account for overfilling that takes more than one fill to do. One way that might manifest itself is if the washing machine initially stopped filling up, but then shortly after fills up a bit more, then stops, and then fills up a bit more and so on. Test for this without washing inside as when laundry soaks up water it often tops up a couple of times anyway and might mislead you.

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Daveo
Answered almost 7 years ago

Hi

when on the woollens wash it doesn’t over fill on the second wash

Dave

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