What to do if my Beko WITC7612B0W does not drain water?
If your Beko Washer isn't draining water, the drain hose might be blocked or twisted; inspect and clear or straighten it. Also, a clogged pump filter can prevent draining, so clean the pump filter to resolve this issue.
Why does my Beko Washer not rinse well?
If your Beko Washer isn't rinsing well, the detergent may be the issue. Use a detergent suitable for washing machines and your laundry type, and store it properly in a cool, dry place. Make sure you're putting the detergent in the correct compartment. Also, check the pump filter and drain hose for any clogs or folds.
Why won't my Beko Washer switch to the spinning step?
If your Beko Washer isn't switching to the spinning step, it could be due to an unbalanced load. The automatic load detection system may activate if laundry is unevenly distributed. Also, the machine won't spin if water hasn't completely drained, so check the filter and drain hose. Excessive foam from using too much detergent can also prevent spinning; use the recommended amount.
What to do if the Beko Washer programme cannot be started?
If your Beko Washer won't start or select a program, it may have entered self-protection mode due to a supply issue like voltage or water pressure. To cancel the current program, turn the Programme Selection knob to another program. This will cancel the previous selection.
What to do if Beko Washer enters standby mode or doesn't take in water?
If your Beko Washer enters standby mode or doesn't take in water, first, check that the tap is turned on. Next, inspect the water inlet hose for any bends and straighten it. Clean the water inlet filter if it's clogged. Ensure the loading door is fully closed. Verify the water connection and ensure water supply isn't cut off. If it was cut off, press the Start/Pause key after the water supply is restored to resume the operation.
Why is my Beko Washer vibrating so much and making noise?
If your Beko Washer vibrates excessively or makes unusual noises, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the machine is level by adjusting the feet. Check the pump filter for any hard objects and remove them. Make sure you've removed the transportation safety bolts. An imbalanced load, either too little or too much laundry, can also cause this issue, so adjust the load accordingly. Finally, ensure nothing is leaning against the machine.
How to start a Beko Washer program after closing the door?
If your Beko Washer program doesn't start after closing the door, ensure you've pressed the Start / Pause / Cancel button. If the door is hard to close, it might be overloaded; reduce the laundry amount and ensure the door is properly closed.
Why is the Beko WITC7612B0W Washer taking longer than usual?
If your Beko Washer takes longer than usual, several factors could be responsible. Low water pressure or voltage can extend the wash time. A low input water temperature can also prolong the heating process, increasing the overall time. Additionally, the machine may increase the amount of rinse water or add an extra rinse step if needed. Excessive foam due to too much detergent can also activate the automatic foam absorption system, lengthening the cycle. Try using the recommended amount of detergent.
Why is there too much foam in my Beko WITC7612B0W Washer?
If your Beko Washer has too much foam, it could be due to using the wrong detergent or using too much of it. Make sure you're using a detergent specifically designed for washing machines and only use the recommended amount. Improperly stored detergent can also cause excessive foam, so keep it in a closed, dry location away from heat. Some fabrics, like tulle, may also create excessive foam, so use less detergent when washing them. Ensure you are putting the detergent in the correct compartment. In some cases, the softener might be dispensed too early, indicating a problem with the valves or dispenser, which may require professional attention.
Why did my Beko Washer stop shortly after the program started?
If your Beko Washer stops shortly after starting, it might be due to a temporary drop in voltage. The machine should resume running once the voltage returns to normal.
General| Door hinge | Left |
|---|---|
| Drum volume | 55 L |
| Control type | Buttons |
| Display type | LED |
| Loading type | Front-load |
| Tub material | Polypropylene |
| Drum material | Stainless steel |
| Product color | White |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Appliance placement | Built-in |
| Door panel included | No |
| Drum capacity | 7 kg |
| Cycle time (max) | 197 min |
| AquaStop function | - |
| Delay start (max) | 19 h |
| Residual moisture | 53 % |
| Spin-drying class | B |
| Maximum spin speed | 1200 RPM |
| Minimum spin speed | 600 RPM |
| Noise level (spin) | 71 dB |
| Noise level (wash) | 47 dB |
| Number of washing programs | 15 |
| Cycle time (quick washing program) | - min |
| Current | 10 A |
| Connected load | 2200 W |
| AC input voltage | 230 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Energy efficiency scale | A to G |
| Water consumption per cycle | 41 L |
| Package width | 650 mm |
| Package height | 880 mm |
| Package weight | 69000 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 560 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 600 mm |
| Height | 820 mm |
| Weight | 68000 g |
| Installation compartment depth | 580 mm |
Safety measures for product placement, electrical safety, and handling water.
Guidelines for safe use by children and precautions for packaging materials.
Precautions regarding electric shock, grounding, and power cable handling.
Warning about hot door glass and keeping children away.
Product compliance with WEEE and RoHS directives for waste disposal and material content.
Details on the recyclability of packaging materials and disposal instructions.
Defines the product's purpose for domestic use and responsible operation.
Lists technical specifications according to EU regulations, including model, capacity, and energy efficiency.
Guidance on selecting a suitable floor, temperature, and clearance for installing the washing machine.
Instructions on how to safely remove packaging materials, specifically the reinforcement.
Step-by-step guide to remove transportation bolts before operation to prevent damage.
Details on connecting the water inlet hose, pressure requirements, and precautions.
Instructions for correctly connecting the drain hose to prevent flooding and ensure proper drainage.
Method for leveling the machine using adjustable feet to ensure stable and vibration-free operation.
Using a water level indicator to precisely adjust the machine's feet for proper leveling.
Guidelines for safe electrical connection, grounding, and avoiding extension cords.
Steps to prepare the machine before the first wash, including drum cleaning.
Advice on sorting clothes by fabric type, color, and soil level before washing.
Tips on preparing garments, such as removing metal parts, emptying pockets, and treating stains.
Recommendations for efficient energy and water usage during washing cycles.
Instructions on how to properly load clothes into the washing machine drum.
Guidance on determining the appropriate amount of laundry for optimal performance and avoiding issues.
Detailed guide on using the detergent drawer compartments for various detergents and softeners.
Specific instructions for filling the liquid softener compartment and its dispensing.
How to use the pre-wash compartment for detergents, stain removers, or liquid bleach.
Advice on using starch and fabric softener together or separately.
Guidelines for using regular and oxygen-based bleaches safely and effectively.
Recommendations for using lime removers for maintenance.
Guidance on detergent selection and temperature based on laundry type and soiling level.
An overview of the washing machine's control panel, buttons, and display elements.
Essential steps to follow before starting a wash cycle, including hose connection and detergent addition.
How to select the appropriate wash programme and temperature for different types of laundry.
A comprehensive table detailing wash programmes, load capacities, consumption, and auxiliary functions.
Specific data for synthetic programmes regarding load, consumption, and moisture content.
Descriptions of the primary wash programmes like Cotton, Synthetics, and Woollens.
Explanation of the Hygiene programme for high-temperature washing and hygienic results.
Details on the Delicates programme for gentle washing of delicate fabrics.
Information on the quick wash programme for lightly soiled clothes, with time reduction options.
The programme designed to protect colours of dark garments and jeans.
Programme for washing mixed loads of cotton and synthetic fabrics at 40°C.
Programme for washing shirts, focusing on wrinkle reduction and pre-treatment.
Programme for washing sportswear and outdoor garments with special fabric care.
Programme for washing delicate lingerie and underwear gently.
Programme for washing down-filled items like coats and jackets.
Overview of special programmes like Rinsing and Spin+Pump.
How to adjust the wash temperature using the dedicated button.
How to select and adjust the spin speed, including options like Rinse Hold and No Spin.
Function to keep laundry in rinse water to prevent wrinkles, with options to drain or spin.
How to select and cancel additional functions before or during a wash cycle.
Detailed explanation of auxiliary functions like Prewash, Rapido (Fast+), and Pet Hair Removal.
How to activate special functions like Drum Cleaning and Child Lock by long-pressing buttons.
Feature to prevent accidental changes to programmes or settings by children.
Instructions on how to disable the Child Lock feature.
How to set a delayed start time for the washing programme, up to 19 hours.
How to modify the set delayed start time.
Steps to cancel a set delayed start and start the programme immediately.
How to initiate a selected wash programme using the Start/Pause button.
How to monitor the current stage of a running programme using indicators.
Explanation of the loading door lock mechanism and when it engages or disengages.
How to pause the machine and change settings or add/remove laundry.
Step-by-step guide for pausing the cycle and adding or removing clothes.
How to stop a running programme and select a new one.
What happens at the end of a wash cycle and how to properly shut down the machine.
Information about the machine's energy-saving standby mode and how it functions.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the detergent drawer and its siphon.
Guidance on cleaning the drum and door, including using the Drum Cleaning programme.
How to clean the exterior surfaces and the control panel of the washing machine.
Steps to clean the filters located at the water inlet valves and hoses.
Procedures for draining residual water and cleaning the pump filter.
Detailed steps for draining water and removing the pump filter without an emergency hose.
Identifies issues with starting the programme and provides solutions like checking buttons and door closure.
Addresses issues with programme selection, often related to self-protection modes or previous cancellations.
Explains residual water from production or tap issues and confirms it's not a failure.
Solutions for standby mode or no water intake, including checking taps, hoses, and filters.
Troubleshooting steps for drainage issues, focusing on the drain hose and pump filter.
Solutions for vibration or noise, including leveling feet, load balance, and transportation bolts.
Addresses water leaks from the base, pointing to drain hose or pump filter issues.
Explains temporary stops due to low voltage or improper drain hose height.
Notes this is not a failure and suggests draining or waiting for the programme to complete.
Clarifies that water level is not externally visible and points to door lock activation.
Explains door lock activation due to water level or heating, and how to wait or cancel.
Reasons for extended wash times, including low water pressure, voltage, or temperature.
Explains why the timer might not count down, related to water intake, heating, or unbalanced loads.
Causes for not reaching the spin step, mainly unbalanced loads or incomplete draining.
Addresses laundry turning gray due to insufficient detergent, hard water, or low temperatures.
Solutions for persistent stains or lack of whitening, focusing on detergent amount and type.
Causes for oily stains, including lack of drum cleaning and detergent in wrong compartments.
Solutions for unpleasant smells, often due to humid environments, low temperatures, and lack of drum cleaning.
Reasons for colour fading, such as overloading, high temperatures, or improper detergent.
Troubleshooting for poor rinsing, including detergent placement, clogged filters, and drain hose issues.
Causes for stiff laundry, mainly insufficient detergent for water hardness or wrong compartment use.
Addresses issues with softener scent, often due to incorrect compartment usage or mixing with detergent.
Solutions for detergent residue, including wet drawers, damp detergent, and blocked compartment holes.
Causes of excessive foam, like wrong detergent type, amount, storage, or meshed laundry.
Solutions for foam overflow from the drawer, often related to detergent amount or dispenser issues.
Reasons for wet laundry, mainly excessive foam or automatic foam absorption system activation.
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