Beko WM5100 stops after wash- no rinse or spin/drain- but will rinse and spin/drain separately

15 years is extremely old so it's unlikely to last much longer. Personally I‘d look at Bosh, who have a better reputation with Which?

anyone?

Just an extra question, a used pcb at £30, machine 15 years old, new motor brushes, replacement £230, where would you go? Stick with Beko if replacing?

Well the PCB seems to be made of unobtainium so not an option. I wouldn't go there anyway, might as well replace. Thanks.

It certainly could be Mark. The problem is that it's very expensive to replace the PCB, with no guarantee it will fix the fault. So it's a big gamble. I can never advise anybody to replace the PCB for this reason.

My thought would be a duff PCB. I'll look into the pressure system, thanks.

If the heater is not working, it can cause washing machines as to stick, or timeout on heat. As you said earlier, it is very strange because the fact that it continues working okay on rinse and spin shows that all of the functions for that cycle are working okay. Therefore it's very difficult to troubleshoot unfortunately. A blocked pressure system can cause the washing machine to cut out when it has emptied the water and should do a spin but this should normally also affect it on rinse and spin. There is a faint possibility that some gunge inside the pressure system is closing off the air pressure when the water is heated up and the gunge softens. You might want to check out how the pressure system works and common faults, just to be able to look into that

Yes, I've run a diagnostic and the heater is on.

Is the heater working? Can you open the door when it stops and feel to see if it has heated water up? Even if water has pumped away, the drum should be warm.

start and spin/end LEDs on. Door locked. Sometimes goes to "ready" and unlocks door.

goes silent, no blockages, it will complete just not as part of a full wash programme.