[electrofix]

to check any part with Beko would need serial no as well

also it could be the panel but you cant overlook the possibility of it being the main board or the cable between the 2

although from the description it does sound more like a panel

Dave

[electrofix]

you could also try a reset and see if it makes any difference

dave

[electrofix]

is the anti flood sw normally open or closed
if its closed then check continuity and connection to board

also saw a brief poss heater error but cant be certain

Dave

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ignore microswitches

ok assume the oven is turned off by a doubler pole switch. if not you will get odd readings on your meter

if you connect the meter with one lead on earth on a high ohm scale do you get any readings?

Dave

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well as far as i can see its not got a pressure switch (cant be certain as no official part breakdowns)

if its using virtual sensor technology then a worn drain pump will give this fault. the theory is that a pump that’s pumping water draws more current and so does a worn pump. so board thinks its still full

suggest you pull the drain pump and see if its stiff or has lots of shaft play

Dave

[electrofix]

have sent you info on virtual sensors that will give you an idea

Dave

[electrofix]

f9 is a software error

saying check edge connectors and you could double check door wiring for breaks

after that it gets impossible unless you can programme boards

and yes your right on some of what you said. on later machines the use the motors as sensors to detect if empty etc. lower current to pump when its full of air
so a sticking or worn pump can make the machine think its full

Dave

[electrofix]

after that time all elements will be damp

take the elements out after making careful notes of where all the wires go

then go to a friends house and put your elements in his oven for about an hour at 200 degrees

then refit and see what happens

Dave

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ok so its a controls issue with measuring the humidity

dont know how the measure that. probably some sort of sensor feeding back to a board

I would as a long shot check the board for bulging capacitor. (do a google search) which can upset power supplies

Dave

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here is a similar post where Kai has posted the fault code explanation

as for the mag you can use Gen or contact

https://magsells.co.uk/

ignore the website prices as they do it cheaper for the trade. should get the mag for under £50

Dave

https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forum…or-code-e10-06

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ok does it run for a few seconds and goes off but if you leave it on its comes back on for a few seconds 3 to 5 mins later then repeats ?

Dave

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yes but the compressor would still run on low gas so it would be hot to touch

is the compressor hot to touch , if yes then its BER

Dave

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if it had lost refrigerant then the compressor would still run but would not remove water

dave

[electrofix]

if you cant find it can send again

Dave

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you have the manual for this i sent sept last year
you can run service test programmes and test compressor etc

Dave

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