Question 1

What does error code E01 (Beko Dishwasher) u Beko mean and how to fix it?

Accepted Answer

AquaStop float switch triggered – water leak into the dishwasher base pan. Troubleshooting & fix: Unplug the dishwasher, tilt it to drain water from the bottom base pan, and inspect the circulation pump hose and sump gasket for leaks.

Question 2

What does error code E02 (Dishwasher) / H7 (Washing Machine) u Beko mean and how to fix it?

Accepted Answer

Insufficient water supply into the appliance (filling timeout exceeded). Troubleshooting & fix: Verify that the water tap is fully open, clean the clogged mesh filter inside the inlet hose, and test the water inlet solenoid valve coil.

Question 3

What does error code H5 (Beko Washing Machine) u Beko mean and how to fix it?

Accepted Answer

Washing machine not draining water (clogged filter or faulty drain pump). Troubleshooting & fix: Open the bottom service flap, drain the water, and free the jammed pump impeller; if the pump rotor has axial play, replace the drain pump.

Question 4

What does error code H6 (Beko Washing Machine) u Beko mean and how to fix it?

Accepted Answer

Drum motor circuit fault (worn carbon brushes or shorted motor triac). Troubleshooting & fix: On older Beko washers with a brushed motor, replace worn carbon brushes (shorter than 1 cm); on ProSmart inverter motors, inspect the harness connector and inverter module.

Question 5

What does error code E18 (Beko Washing Machine) u Beko mean and how to fix it?

Accepted Answer

Unbalanced laundry load in drum – washing machine aborted spin cycle. Troubleshooting & fix: Redistribute heavy garments evenly inside the drum and run a spin-only cycle; if the error recurs frequently, replace the worn-out tub friction shock absorbers.

Beko Error Codes: E01, E02, H5, H6 / H7, E18 (Washers, Dishwashers & Dryers) – Error Code Meaning, Troubleshooting & Repair

Error Code Reference Table for Beko and step-by-step repair procedure:

Error Code	Meaning / Fault Symptom	Most Common Cause & Repair Procedure
E01 (Beko Dishwasher)	AquaStop float switch triggered – water leak into the dishwasher base pan	Unplug the dishwasher, tilt it to drain water from the bottom base pan, and inspect the circulation pump hose and sump gasket for leaks.
E02 (Dishwasher) / H7 (Washing Machine)	Insufficient water supply into the appliance (filling timeout exceeded)	Verify that the water tap is fully open, clean the clogged mesh filter inside the inlet hose, and test the water inlet solenoid valve coil.
H5 (Beko Washing Machine)	Washing machine not draining water (clogged filter or faulty drain pump)	Open the bottom service flap, drain the water, and free the jammed pump impeller; if the pump rotor has axial play, replace the drain pump.
H6 (Beko Washing Machine)	Drum motor circuit fault (worn carbon brushes or shorted motor triac)	On older Beko washers with a brushed motor, replace worn carbon brushes (shorter than 1 cm); on ProSmart inverter motors, inspect the harness connector and inverter module.
E18 (Beko Washing Machine)	Unbalanced laundry load in drum – washing machine aborted spin cycle	Redistribute heavy garments evenly inside the drum and run a spin-only cycle; if the error recurs frequently, replace the worn-out tub friction shock absorbers.