[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

no UK, actually in Poland
Thanks, all clear – I look at it (google is my friend 🙂 )

Regards,

Kane

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

DSN 6837X
(95820)

from dishwasher document (invoice)

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

ah, maybe important:
– the dishwasher pill (chem used to dishwashing) is not completly dissolve, only partial.
Rest is in interior of dishwasher.

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

hello again
my Beko still lives ! 😉
New year, new problem:
– dishwasher shorts time of program, ie program have 1:05 duration but ends with ~40m, without error

Self-test of dishwasher: Er:4 Er:6

Have you information what this errors means ? I cannot find proper error-code table for this dishwasher

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

update:
after removing small portion of water from base of dishwasher (dishwasher rotate to side for 1 hour)…dishwasher starts (in test-mode), make some test etc but pause after few minutes with error Er:4
after opening the door – water in dishwasher.

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

Hello again !
Thanks for last help for me – in problem from 2014 year that was broken cable (break) to flowmeter. I fix it and dishwasher works ok…until today. So…almost year !

Today i have E1 error code and dishwasher did not remove water (and therefore don’t start any washing program) , i check filter nad hose – all ok.

Best regards from Poland !

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

yeah, tested. Hose ok – clear.

dishwasher gets water normally but somehow central module does not know about it and main wash process not starting.

Swap of “flow meter” (waterclock?) -> http://www.klinikaagd.pl/foto/beko_1729900100.jpg
– same effect, same error.

Today last thing – cables, maybe some electric cable have pause (is break) and central module does not know about water – this flow meter is ONLY thing that inform central module about how much water is in dishwasher ?

[Kane66]

Re: BEKO 6837x error codes

thx ! dishwasher gets water, I try before replace “watercounter” but with no effect. Service guy – fail (no effect, don’t have a clue about this) – i must fight alone with this :/

Is there any sensor for water-level ? Where in this dishwasher ? How I may test it ?

And:
“Additional info:
-electrovalve have “tapping sound” – every few seconds i hear it, i don’t know this sound before but maybe i did not notice it.”

This 3-way valve (electrovalve) working but have some tapping sound – this is normal ? Like work of clock or smth…

Regards,

Kane

ps. sorry for my terrible english 😉

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