Beko Washing Machine?

And here's a proper actual tip that works. A problem I've heard folk asking about a few times on the net and which I worked out myself and fixed a few months back. If your washing machine starts to ame a hell of a racket when it's spinning and even jumps about and moves around too much. It won't be the bearing though you should always check them first. On the top and bottom of the outer drum there are big concrete blocks bolted to it to give stability to the machine. One or maybe all of these bolts will have worked loose and this causes the block to hit off the side of the drum and cause the noise and the excess amount of vibration, soution get a 13mm socket of good quality and a socket bar and tighten them up as hard as you can. Thar should sort it right out as it did mine and i've not had any problems with that for ages now.

P Lynch
February 2010

By the way and but sorry if you want sense of this start from a few answers down and read up the way.
So I also had been noticing that when the clothes had been coming out I was having to put them back in for another spin as they were still sodden. I guess the vibration was causing the main wash to lose it's connection when the spin part of the prog came. Common snse really. Now I've no problems and the machine is working as new. Cost zero.

P Lynch
February 2010

So that was the cause a dodgy programme selector switch. Shoulda guessed as it felt really loose for a couple of months whereas now I can hear it click between selection.

P Lynch
February 2010

So I merely put the small box box together again using my common sense and snapped all the other three retaining clips off as well. This was because they were in the way of the tape I wanted to wrap around it. That's what I did wrapped insulating tape around it several times at top and bottom and connected the module and all that back up agian making sure there were no loose connections.

P Lynch
February 2010

If anyone else is experiencing a problem like the one above I hope you will find this information useful in contrast to the above which was nonsense and didn't work. So I took of the top of the washing machine and with luck I found the problem straight away. Beside the main module there is a wee box which is seperate from the main module. This small box is the programme selector. It had come apart and the circuit board was just hanging there loose. .

P Lynch
February 2010

Thanks I will try this and let You know if it fixes the problem. Gratias.

P Lynch
January 2010

switch off the machine with the switch on the front fascia.select 90 cotton program.now press and hold the start button in whilst switch on using the switch on the fascia.now switch it off and try setting a new wash program and press the start button as usual

ck
January 2010