[electrofix]

we are always here to help you find fault codes etc and there are some in the known fault codes thread
if we know we will always share

Dave

[electrofix]

did you take the rear cover off and dry it out before you tried it
maybe there was some residual water

Dave

[electrofix]

yes fluff is the big problems with heat pumps

went to a samsung last week the was not working properly

core looked clean at the front but on digging in with bent wire it was blocked solid stopping air flow

the previous engineer had changed the pump for reasons only known to him

Dave

[electrofix]

did find a phone number so you could try it
01900 67913

to be honest have not needed a board repaired for a while. lots of simple board repairs I do myself

depends on the board fault we may be able to help

Dave

[electrofix]

ok you need to find out whats making the noise am assuming its the drain pump

have you tried tilting it as its making the noise. not to 45 degrees like before just lift the front 2 inches off the floor
what i am trying to find out if there is still a small amoung of water in the base , just enough to trip the safety float. if you lift it the water will move and the noise may stop but then restart when you put it down

Dave

[electrofix]

ok from Beko tech correct board with that serial is 2858195330

connect have stock

Dave

[electrofix]

have you tried it since you removed the water

after it fills up the wash pump should start unless it still thinks the water is not going in
as for water detector early ones used a pressure switch and later ones use a reed switch unit in the water intake that measures the water intake

Dave

[electrofix]

no extractor would use a brush motor in this situation

does sound like a shorted coil issue in which case its new motor time

and its a silly price to a lot of the standard hood motors

Dave

[electrofix]

check the water is getting pumped up

check the back behind the condensor, make sure its clear of lint

take the pump chaber off and make sure the hole is clear from the back of the condensor so the water can get to the pump

if the water fills up at the back and does not get pumped away it can get into the fan. most of the time this hasppens the fan sprays the element with water and it blows the house trip

Dave

[electrofix]

if it burns cout it will stink the place out

does it turn freely ?

Dave

[electrofix]

ok cant get into Beko at the mo. Hopefully just a site down

if i type the model number into Aswo i get main board part no 2858195330

but you have 2858195000

both board listed on aswo but one is available on connect

will see if i can get back into Beko prob tomorrow as we often find board number changes by serial no

Dave

[electrofix]

dont think they ever offererd 20 years but have seen 10
but all warranties have limitations as to what reasonalbe wear and tear is etc. these days you can ask the machine how many washes its done to determine if the machine is overused according to their rules

all to do with marketing. they only offer it every now and then as a way of boosting sales and possibly lowering stock

[USER=”125″]don[/USER]

you got anything to add Don

Dave

[electrofix]

there may be something in here that may give a clue

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1333124/Miele-G-4205.html#product-G{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}205{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}20Series

Dave

[electrofix]

that black fan is where any blockages would be.. You seldom get any blockages in the heater tunnel as it would be burnt off by the elements

Would not be the first time I took off a fan to find all the blades clogged with lint

Dave

[electrofix]

well the metal box is where to start but after that there is a tube running down the machine that can get blocked. you need to remove the metal box first to access. often when you have done that you can clear it with a wire hook made out of an old wire coat hanger

Dave

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