We have a Beko WDB7426S1CW washer dryer. the washing machine works fine, it pumps, spins and cleans but the drying cycle does not work. The initial diagnosis brings up error code E08 but it appears to fill, and there does not appear to be an issue with the fill valves. Is the heater at the bottom of the drum, the heater for the washer And the dryer? Or is there another heater located somewhere else?

Hi i have checked and cleaned dispenser beko wdik754421 washer dryer drawer and it all ok, machine is level and the water pressure seems ok, I have removed the dispenser to drum pipe and this was clear. The machine start leaking water 15 mins into a 28 minute quick wash cycle. any further suggestions /ideas
would be appreciated. Regards Steve

Hello,
I have a Beko WDR7543121W Washer/Dryer, which seems to have developed an odd fault on the dryer.
Wash cycle is fine, with clothes merely damp once the spin cycle has completed
Drying cycle seems to be running fine – machine feels warm, can here it draining occasionally, but once the cycle has finished the clothes are dripping wet – much wetter than they were at the end of the spin cycle!
I called an engineer who stripped the machine down then checked the filters and the condenser, but couldn’t find a problem. He suggested it might be an intermittent problem with the drain pump. I tried a fresh load after he’d left (he wasn’t about to wait out a drying cycle), but had the same result. I tried extra dying time but no change, and in the end I re-ran the spin/drain cycle to get back to ‘just damp’ and had to dry the clothes on the house radiators.
Do you have any idea what the problem might be? I’m doubtful it’s the drain pump as the wash cycle always completes fine, and there’s no water in the drum after the drying cycle, only warm very wet clothes. I thought maybe the condenser but the engineer checked that, and I can see water going into the outside drain during the drying cycle.
I don’t really want to have to call Beko as they charge £145!, but the local engineer didn’t seem to have a clue.
Many thanks,
Dan