Hi,
I have watched a few of your videos on diagnosing and repairing faults on my Beko WTK72011W washing machine.
Firstly, I assumed there was a problem with the element or the NTC sensor and was about to order a new part.
However, I then found your video on fault codes. I have put our machine into diagnostic mode and it is showing fault code 08 (it has a binary code display).
I have since seen your video on rectifying fault code 08, and to my mind doesn’t suggest it would result in water not being heated. It is especially strange as there are no obvious issues in terms of water flowing in or out of the machine.
I am about to open it up and clean the water valve to see if this helps.
I am emailing to see if you have any insight for me? Is it possible for the machine to have more than one fault but only display one fault code?
Thank you for your time,

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