Beko WM5101W washing machine will fill, turn drum in both directions, heat water then continue to turn one way for 10 seconds (approx), pause for ten seconds, then turn the other way for ten seconds for as long as I care to let it. Up to 20 minutes before I give up waiting for a drain and refill, and press and hold ‘Cancel’. The machine immediately stops, runs the pump to empty the suds and lights ‘Spin/End’. Can you advise, please, why the machine will not follow through any wash program, and what a solution may be?
With thanks.
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Hi I have a Beko WTB741R2A Washing Machine. I’m looking to possibly replace the motor and PCB board of this washing machine. From Saturday (21st Dec. ) it started tripping my electrical fuse box while running a “dark care” cycle. It completed the cycle but when I went to use it Sunday the machine would only fill with water and the drum would not spin. On further research I found it had an E11 error code and further research from your video on this code leads me to believe I require a new/second hand refurbished motor and the accompanying PCB Board as explained in your Video. Do you currently have such items in stock? Many Thanks, Noel Warn

Hi,
My LG FH4U2VDN1 washing machine has a fault and trips my RCD in my fuseboard.
The last time it worked, the washing machine tripped the RCD mid-wash. Not rinse cycle, not spin cycle, the actual soap + agitation phase. I had to empty out the washing machine off the water and clothes after it tried the breaker multiple times.
Since then, it trips the RCD whenever it’s plugged in, regardless of whether it’s turned on via the power button or not.
The power cable has been under strain and had some weight placed on it for some time (awkward positioning)
However, no obvious visible damage/fraying to the power cable which could cause a short to ground.
Any thoughts on what the issue could be? My immediate suspicion was the power cable being internally damaged, or a heater fault…
Thank you for your time.
Best Regards,
Ellis Corbie-Riley

Hi I have Logik L814WM16 Washing Machine. I first had a E60 which as you know is a motor problem I changed the carbon brushes switched the machine back on and it started it’s cycle but during its cycle it made a grinding noise which was coming from the carbon brushes and then made a loud bang and tripped the electrics and then I fixed the E60 and now it’s showing an E30 which again as you know is a door problem but when I close the door it clicks into lock I keep being told it’s a heater element problem but e30 isn’t a heater element issue is it? I need help please
Thank You
Steve