When you’re down to the last dinner plate at tea time or have run out of bowls for breakfast, it’s incredibly frustrating for your Beko dishwasher to malfunction. You look at the appliance and notice a random letter and number. What you may not know is these random letters and numbers are actually telling you what the fault with the dishwasher is. There are many models of Beko dishwashers and a great range of error codes. However, we have compiled a list of the most common Beko dishwasher error codes:
List Of Beko Dishwasher Error Codes
- H2 – Turbidity sensor error, affecting the clarity of water introduced into the dishwasher.
- H3 – Diverter valve error, affecting the flow of water to the water spray arms inside the dishwasher.
- H4 – NTC thermistor sensor error detected, which affects temperature recognition in the dishwasher.
- H5 – Uninterruptible water inlet error found which controls the amount of hot water in the dishwasher.
- H6 – Water inlet fault found which controls the amount of hot water in the dishwasher.
- H7 – Heating fault detected, affecting the temperature of the water in the dishwasher.
- P1 Blink – Overflow of water in the base of the dishwasher.
- P3 Blink – No water is coming into the dishwasher.
- P4 Blink – Turbidity sensor error, affecting the clarity of water introduced into the dishwasher
- P5 Blink – Diverter valve error, affecting the flow of water to the water spray arms inside the dishwasher.
- P6 Blink – NTC thermistor sensor error detected, which affects temperature recognition in the dishwasher.
- F1 / F2 Blink – Water inlet fault found which controls the amount of hot water in the dishwasher
