Beko WTG720M1W user manual

There could be a few reasons why your Beko washing machine door is not opening:
1. The wash cycle isn't finished: Beko washing machine doors lock during the washing cycle to prevent water from escaping. After the cycle is complete, the door lock will release automatically. If the door doesn't open immediately, try waiting for a few minutes to see if it opens after a delay.
2. The machine hasn't drained properly: If there's water left in your Beko washing machine after a wash, it may not unlock to protect your kitchen or utility room from flooding. In this case, try running a drain or spin cycle to remove the excess water.
3. The door lock mechanism is faulty: In some cases, the door lock mechanism itself might be the issue. It may be broken or jammed, and require repairing or replacing. If you suspect this is the case, it's better to call a professional rather than trying to force the door open.
4. The machine is still hot: If the washing cycle involved heating up the water, the machine might keep the door locked until it has cooled down enough for it to be safe to open.
5. The machine is experiencing a technical issue: This can come in the form of a faulty sensor or a software error that affects the machine's operation. In such a case, you might see an error code on the display. Refer to your user manual to interpret what this code means, or contact Beko customer support for assistance.
Remember safety always comes first, never try to force the door open. If you're unable to troubleshoot the issue, don’t hesitate to contact Beko’s customer service or a professional technician.

Reprogramming a Beko washing machine involves changing settings, resetting the machine or even using a diagnostic mode, however specific functionalities can vary depending on the model of the machine.
Here is a general guide:
1. Turn off the washing machine and unplug it from the wall.
2. Wait 1-2 minutes so the machine can fully power down.
3. Hold down the Start/Pause button and plug the machine back into the wall, continuing to hold the button for a few seconds.
4. Release the button when the Start/Pause light begins to blink.
5. Press the Start/Pause button again to activate the demo mode. This can be used to test the different components of the machine to ensure they're all working properly.
6. If your machine has a digital display, you can use the up and down buttons to scroll through the different functions and see if any error codes appear.
7. For resetting the machine, usually there is a Reset button or option in the menu provided by the selection dial (and displayed in the LED display). Select reset and press the start/pause button.
Remember every model is different, please refer to your user's manual for specific instructions. If you feel uncomfortable or unsure, you should always reach out to Beko customer service or a professional.
Note: Some complex issues might not get solved by a reset or demo mode check. Those cases might require professional assistance to repair the machine.

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.

There could be several reasons why a Beko washing machine is not spinning:
1. Overloaded drum: If the machine is overloaded with too many clothes, it can cause an imbalance and prevent the drum from spinning properly. Remove some clothes and try again.
2. Unbalanced load: If the load inside the machine is not evenly distributed, it can result in an unbalanced load. This can cause the machine to automatically stop spinning to prevent damage. Try redistributing the items in the drum and restart the spin cycle.
3. Door not fully closed: The machine may not spin if the door is not completely closed or the door latch is faulty. Ensure that the door is properly closed and latched before starting the machine.
4. Motor or belt malfunction: If the motor or belt that drives the drum is faulty or damaged, it can prevent the machine from spinning. In this case, professional repair or replacement of the motor or belt may be required.
5. Blockage in the drainage system: If the water cannot be drained properly due to a clog or blockage in the drainage system, the machine may not spin. Check the drainage hose for any obstructions or kinks and clean it if necessary.
6. Faulty control board: A malfunctioning control board can also prevent the machine from spinning. In this case, it may be necessary to replace the control board or seek professional assistance.
If none of these solutions work, it may be necessary to contact a professional appliance repair technician to diagnose and fix the specific issue with the Beko washing machine.