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Noisy Beko washing machine?

JMJMOSEF
Asked over 3 years ago 5,890 views
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Hello all,

I'm new here. We bought a new washing machine last April and all has been well. There was a day before Christmas where I washeda couple of blankets. It didn't seem overloaded but was more full than I normally would fill it. It's a 10kg. I don't know if I'm just over-thinking things since but I feel that the machine has been noisier. It's not noisy on a spin, even the maximum 1400 is no louder than I would expect, there is no banging and the machine isn't vibrating excessively that I notice. But I feel that when it is washing, when the water is sloshing around inside, it seems noisier. So my question is.......would this be possible? That there would be an issue with the machine being noisier whilst washing but that the spin would be still working fine? Or am I just imagining it?

Can anyone take pity no me and advise?

Many thanks

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Beko washing machine seems louder during wash but spins normally

The problem
A relatively new Beko washing machine was reported as sounding noisier during the wash phase, particularly the water sloshing inside. The machine was not unusually noisy on spin, including at 1400rpm, with no banging or excessive vibration reported.
Likely cause
No clear fault was identified. The accepted reply said noises from washing machines mostly occur during spin and that it is very unusual for a genuine problem to cause noise on wash but not on spin. If the concern is only that the water swishing sounds louder, no specific cause was suggested.
What fixed it
No repair was recommended. The advice was that, based on the symptoms described, there was no obvious indication of a fault and the user was likely reassured rather than needing corrective action.
Checks to try
  • Confirmed spin at up to 1400 was no louder than expected
  • No banging reported
  • No excessive vibration reported
  • Noise concern was during wash phase when water was sloshing around
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 3 years ago

Hi. Noises on washing machines mostly occur during spin. It's very unusual for something to be wrong that causes a noise on wash, but not on spin.

Maybe if there was a squeaking noise or something associated with the washing machine gently moving about as the drum turns. Maybe if something is causing some noise, which ironically can only can be heard when it's not too noisy?

If you just mean the sound of the water swishing about seems louder I can't think of anything that would cause that.

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JM
JMOSEF
Answered over 3 years ago

Hi Andy,

Many thanks.

I appreciate your kindness and patience in replying to what most will probably think is a pointless post/question. It has put my mind at rest and I appreciate that. I can now stop banging on about the machine to my husband 😉

Have a good evening :-)

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