Beko WMB-71642-W user manual

There are several potential reasons why your Beko washing machine might not be spinning or draining properly.
1. Blocked Drain Hose: The most common reason is a blocked drain hose. Check the hose for any blockages, such as lint or small clothing items, and clean it out as necessary.
2. Drain Pump Failure: If your drain hose is clear and the machine is still not draining, the issue may be with the drain pump. It could either be clogged or malfunctioned. You may need to clean or replace the pump.
3. Drive Belt: The drive belt might be broken or become worn out, preventing the drum from spinning. If that's the case, it needs to be replaced.
4. Faulty Lid Switch: Many washing machines have a safety feature that prevents the drum from spinning if the lid is open. If the lid switch is faulty, it might not recognize that the lid is closed and hence, prevent the drum from spinning.
5. Motor Control Board: If none of the above problems seem to be the issue, the motor control board might be broken. This is a less common problem, but it could prevent the machine from spinning or draining.
6. Faulty Control Module: This is an electronic component that controls the machine’s cycle. If this fails, it could prevent the machine from spinning or draining.
It's always good to contact a professional if you can't figure out or solve the problem yourself. They'll know how to safely dismantle the washing machine and replace the necessary parts without causing further damage. Always remember that dealing with appliances can involve risks, such as electric shock.

Specific instructions can vary depending on the exact model of your Beko washing machine.
In general, this is how you could try to reset the device:
1. Turn off the washing machine and unplug it from the outlet.
. Wait for around 30 minutes.
3. Plug the washing machine back in.
4. Press and hold the Start/Pause button for around 5 seconds.
5. Choose your washing settings and start a cycle as per usual.
If your washing machine is displaying an error code, consider looking it up in the machine's manual or on the Beko website to diagnose the problem. If the issue persists, it may be necessary to contact Beko customer service or a professional repair person.
Note that these instructions might not work perfectly for every Beko model. Refer to your user booklet for model specific instructions.

To program your Beko washing machine, follow these steps:
1. Turn on the washing machine by pressing the power button.
. Check if the water supply is connected and turned on.
3. Sort your laundry according to fabric type, color, and care instructions.
4. Open the washing machine door and load the laundry evenly in the drum. Avoid overloading the machine.
5. Close the door properly to ensure it is locked.
6. Turn the program dial to select the desired wash program. The available programs will vary depending on your model, but common options include cotton, synthetics, delicates, wool, quick wash, etc.
7. If needed, adjust the temperature and spin speed using the respective buttons or dials. The appropriate settings depend on your laundry's fabric and care requirements.
8. Optionally, you can add detergent, fabric softener, or any other laundry additives to the dispenser drawers. Follow the recommended dosage for your load size and water hardness.
9. Press the start/pause button to commence the wash cycle. You may also need to press the start button twice, or a similar combination to begin the program, depending on your model.
10. The machine will fill with water and initiate the wash cycle. You can monitor the remaining time on the digital display or progress indicators if available.
11. If necessary, you can pause or cancel the program during the wash cycle by pressing the appropriate button. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific model.
12. After completing the wash and rinse cycles, the machine will automatically go into the spinning phase to remove excess water. The spin speed may depend on the program selected or can be manually adjusted.
13. Once the washing and spinning phases are complete, the machine will display "End" or another indication that the cycle is finished.
14. Open the door and remove your laundry.
15. Clean the filter and drum of the washing machine regularly to maintain its performance and prolong its lifespan.
Remember to refer to your Beko washing machine's user manual for specific instructions and details tailored to your appliance model.

There could be several reasons why your Beko washing machine is stuck on a cycle:
1. Control board malfunction: The control board is the brain of your washing machine and controls various operations, including the cycle selection. If the control board is faulty or damaged, it may not register your commands to change the cycle or stop the current cycle.
2. Mechanical issue: There may be a mechanical issue with the timer or motor of the washing machine. This can prevent the machine from advancing to the next cycle or stopping the current one.
3. Door interlock problem: Many modern washing machines have a door interlock mechanism that locks the door during a cycle. If the door interlock is faulty or the sensor does not detect that the door is properly closed, the machine may not proceed with a new cycle or allow you to stop the current one.
4. Water supply issues: If the washing machine is not getting enough water or the water pressure is too low, it may not proceed to the next cycle. This is a safety measure to ensure that the machine operates efficiently and does not damage the clothes.
5. Electronic glitch: Sometimes, electronic glitches or power surges can cause the washing machine's programming to get stuck. In such cases, a simple power reset may solve the issue.
It is recommended to consult the user manual of your specific Beko washing machine model for troubleshooting steps. If the issue persists, it may be necessary to contact a professional technician or the manufacturer's customer service for further assistance.