My Beko WM85135LW washing machine is not draining.
Hello Paul! My Beko WM85135LW washing machine is full of water inside the drum, is not draining. Please Help!
Caspar
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Beko washing machine Spare Parts
Hi Caspar!
To try and help with this problem on your Beko washing machine, I have put together a full list of videos below on your washing machine. There are many common questions that people ask about these Beko´s. Please have a look at the relevant video to your problem, and if you need more help, feel free to come to us on our live appliance chat during working hours.
Common questions people ask about on Beko WM85135LW model of washing machine.
Beko washing machine Won´t Drain, Will not drain, doesn´t drain, does not empty – these are all pump problems, see video on this.
Beko washing machine Will not start, won’t start, Will not open – this is usually due to the machine still having water in or a door interlock fault,(sometimes this might be a printed circuit board fault) see video on this.
Beko washing machine Will not spin, Wont spin, will not spin, doesn´t spin, fills up but the drum is not turning, won't agitate or spin - drum doesn't move!- these faults can either be motor related, pump related, or there may be a problem with the printed circuit board
Beko washing machine Does not take conditioner, is not taking in any water.- these are all water valve related, see videos on this.
2 Responses to “My Beko WM85135LW washing machine is not draining.”
Hi I’ve got a below washer..model WM85135LW when I select a program and press start it will begin to fill then as it’s still filling the pump comes on so it’s filling and draining at the same time.. I’ve replaced the water valve and checked the continuity and insulation resistance of the heater.. could it be the pressure switch fault?
Hi I’ve got a beko washer..model WM85135LW when I select a program and press start it will begin to fill then as it’s still filling the pump comes on so it’s filling and draining at the same time.. I’ve replaced the water valve and checked the continuity and insulation resistance of the heater.. could it be the pressure switch fault?