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Beko WTV 6602 CS BO E09 error

GRGrant
Asked over 6 years ago 1,635 views
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Hello , I have a beko washing machine and it came up with E09 which is door lock issues , so I replaced the door lock and still showed E09

Went to the service program and other faults came up , it seems to be all over the place with error codes

Do I replace the whole front control panel as such or.....??

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Beko WTV 6602 CS BO showing E09 and multiple random fault codes

The problem
The washing machine displayed E09, described by the owner as a door lock fault. The door lock was replaced but the E09 fault remained. In service mode, multiple different fault codes were also reported, suggesting the fault was not limited to the door lock itself.
Likely cause
The accepted reply suggests the most likely issue is not the front control panel alone but an underlying electrical fault such as a wiring/connection problem, a possible earth fault, or a fault on the main PCB. The exact cause was not confirmed.
What fixed it
Do not replace the whole front control panel as a guess. The accepted advice was that, because the machine is showing various error codes, parts should not be guessed at. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
Checks to try
  • Door lock replaced
  • Service programme showed multiple fault codes
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Door lock

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 6 years ago

Hello Grant. I would definitely not replace the whole Control Panel. If it was just displaying the one error code that would be one thing but if your washing machine is displaying various different error codes you cannot really troubleshoot it. It could be something as silly as a connection fault somewhere, or I have even heard of earth faults causing random error codes on some washing machines, or it could be a fault on the main PCB. But you cannot just guess parts and hope for a result. It's just too expensive a gamble.

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