Error code E01

If your Beko dishwasher shows error code E01, it is due to water in the bottom of the machine as a result of a leak inside the dishwasher. To fix this problem, you can follow these steps:

• First pull out the dishwasher and tilt it backwards at a 90 degree angle.
• Once this is done, the water will run out of the bottom and onto the floor.
• Error code E01 should now be gone and the dishwasher should be able to function again.

However, it is important to find the cause of error code E01, as the error code is likely to reoccur after a few wash cycles.

Error code E01 can occur for several reasons

• Blocked drain pump: Check if the drain pump is blocked. You can identify a faulty pump by listening for abnormal sounds or lack of activity when the dishwasher tries to pump water out.

• Defective water valve: If the drain hose is intact, the fault may be due to a leak in the water valve. If there are visible traces of limescale around the water valve, it is likely that the valve is defective.

• Defective flow meter (on newer Beko dishwashers): The error code can also be caused by a defective flow meter, which registers how much water enters the dishwasher. If the flow meter is faulty, the dishwasher will continue to add water until the bottom is full, resulting in error code E01.

• Faulty spray arms: Inspect the spray arms to see if they have come apart at the assembly. If they are separated, you should consider replacing the spray arms.

These are potential causes of the error code E01 and it is important to inspect and rectify the problem according to the specific cause in order to get your Beko dishwasher working properly again.

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Error code E02

If your Beko dishwasher displays error code E02, there are typically problems with the water drain. Here are some steps you can follow to resolve this issue:

If you have followed these steps and error code E02 still appears, your Beko dishwasher may require further inspection or service to identify and resolve the water drain problem.

• Check the bottom strainer and filter: Start by cleaning the bottom strainer and filter in the dishwasher, as this can often solve the water drain problem. Make sure these areas are clear of any blockages or food debris.
• Drain pump vane: Check whether the drain pump vane can rotate easily. A blocked pump vane can prevent efficient emptying of the water.
• Faulty drain pump: The error code can also be caused by a faulty drain pump. If the drain pump stops during pumping, or the water will not empty into the machine, the drain pump is defective.
• Inspect for Foreign Objects: Carefully check the drain pump for any foreign objects, such as small objects, that may have blocked the emptying process.

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