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Beko Washing Machine Constantly Filling Even On Spin

CHchardonnay
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Can anyone help? I put a load of washing on and when I went to unload the machine at what i expected to be the end of its cycle I found the machine had stopped before completion. I pushed the start button again and since then the machine is constantly filling with water even on the spin programme. I have tried the cancel button to reset the machine to rule out any programming error to no avail. What could the problem be?

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Beko washing machine constantly fills with water, even on spin

The problem
The Beko washing machine stopped before completing a cycle. After the start button was pressed again, it began constantly filling with water, including when set to the spin programme. Using the cancel/reset function did not change the behaviour.
Likely cause
The accepted reply says the fault could have several causes rather than one confirmed part. Examples mentioned were earth leakage on a component, the machine falsely detecting overheating due to a faulty NTC, or a main PCB fault.
What fixed it
No specific DIY repair was confirmed. The accepted advice was that the machine needs an engineer because the fault could stem from multiple electrical or control-related causes.
Checks to try
  • Tried the cancel/reset button to rule out a programming error
  • Observed that the machine fills continuously even on the spin programme
  • Noted that the machine had previously stopped before the end of a cycle
Parts or tools mentioned
  • NTC
  • main PCB

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

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 15 years ago

It could be quite a few things really. You need an engineer I'm afraid for something like that. It could be anything from an earth leakage on a component, to it thinking it's overheating (faulty NTC) or the main pcb and so on..

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chardonnay
Answered almost 15 years ago

Thanks for getting back to me

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