Important: Beko error code meanings are not uniform across all models and generations, and different sources sometimes attribute different meanings to the same code. So we show the most commonly reported association with a variance note; the final reference is the user manual for your model number. Send us the code and model number and we'll confirm the meaning before the visit.
Common codes and their likely association
| Code | Common association & notes | Related guide |
|---|---|---|
| E01 | Linked in sources to either water fill or drain depending on modelStart with the tap and filter. | Beko dishwasher not filling |
| E02 | Linked to fill, drain or heating depending on modelOne of the most model-dependent codes. | Beko dishwasher not draining |
| E03 | Linked to draining in several sourcesClean the filter and check the hose. | Beko dishwasher not draining |
| E04 | Linked to anti-flood / leak protection in most sourcesUnplug, close the tap and request a check. | Beko dishwasher leaking |
How to read the code
- On models with a display: the code shows directly, usually E followed by a number.
- On models without a display: programme or indicator lights may flash in a pattern representing the code.
- Note the code and the stage it appeared, then unplug for a few minutes and restart once.
- If the code returns, don't keep retrying; send the code and model number.
Frequently asked questions
Does a code mean the same on all Beko appliances?
No. Meanings differ between washers and dishwashers, and sometimes between models of the same appliance.
Does switching off clear the code?
It may disappear temporarily, but if the cause remains it will return.