Why did my Beko WTX81432WI Washer stop shortly after the programme started?
If your Beko Washer stopped shortly after starting, it may have temporarily stopped due to low voltage. It should resume running once the voltage returns to normal.
What to do if my Beko WTX81432WI Washer does not drain water?
If your Beko Washer isn't draining water, the drain hose might be clogged or twisted; try cleaning or flattening it. Alternatively, the pump filter could be clogged; clean the pump filter to resolve this issue.
Why is there water leaking from the bottom of my Beko Washer?
If water is leaking from the bottom of your Beko Washer, inspect the water drain hose for clogs or twists and clean or flatten it. Also, check the pump filter for any blockages and clean it if necessary.
Why can't I start or select a programme on my Beko Washer?
If your Beko Washer programme cannot be started or selected, the machine may have entered self-protection mode due to a supply problem, such as line voltage or water pressure issues. To cancel the current programme, turn the Programme Selection knob to another programme. This will cancel the previous selection.
Why won't my Beko WTX81432WI Washer switch to spinning step?
If your Beko Washer machine does not switch to the spinning step, it could be due to an unbalanced load; the automatic unbalanced load detection system might be activated. Also, the machine won't spin if water isn't completely drained, so check the filter and drain hose. Excessive foam from too much detergent can also prevent spinning; use the recommended amount of detergent.
Why does my Beko WTX81432WI not rinse well?
If your Beko Washer does not rinse well, the amount, brand, and storage conditions of the detergent might be inappropriate. Use a detergent suitable for washing machines and your laundry, and store it properly. Ensure the detergent is placed in the correct compartment. Check if the pump filter or the drain hose is clogged or folded, and clean or unfold them as needed.
Why did the colour of the clothes fade after washing in my Beko Washer?
If the colour of the clothes faded after washing in your Beko Washer, it could be because the machine was overloaded, so do not load the machine in excess. The detergent in use might be damp, so keep detergents closed in a humidity-free environment and avoid exposing them to high temperatures. A higher temperature might have been selected, so select the appropriate programme and temperature based on the laundry type and soiling level.
Why does the programme time not countdown on my Beko WTX81432WI Washer?
If your Beko Washer's programme time isn't counting down, the timer might pause during water intake until the machine has enough water to prevent poor washing results. It may also stop during the heating step until the selected temperature is reached, or during the spinning step if the laundry is unbalanced. The automatic unbalanced load detection system might be activated due to the laundry's distribution in the drum.
Why does washing take longer than specified on my Beko WTX81432WI?
If your Beko Washer is taking longer than expected, it could be due to several reasons. Low water pressure can cause the machine to wait until it has enough water, extending the wash time. Low voltage can also prolong the washing time to ensure good results. Cold water input temperatures require more time to heat the water. Additionally, the machine may increase the amount of rinse water or add an extra rinse if needed. Excessive foam from too much detergent can also activate the automatic foam absorption system, lengthening the cycle.
Why does laundry remain wet at the end of the programme on my Beko WTX81432WI Washer?
If laundry remains wet at the end of the programme in your Beko Washer, it might be due to excessive foam triggering the automatic foam absorption system because too much detergent was used. Use the recommended amount of detergent to avoid this issue.
General| Type | Front load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 8 kg |
| Spin Speed | 1400 rpm |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+++ |
| Color | White |
| Programs | 15 |
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