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So, here’s the thing…
It’s pretty (subjective I know) and redesigns the input method to some degree I’d concede.
But it’s not really a big change, is it?
Other than the control panel and the position of the detergent drawer it’s not exactly a revolution.
In fairness to Vestel, they’re not that much worse than many others these days quality-wise, some of the supposed more premium brands are just as poor and unrepairable. The ones I’ve been testing recently, all sealed tanks, all sealed doors, all with needless junk in them and most of them with poor to deploring wash performance. That’s really rather depressing.
K.
There’s no error code 419 for it. Only E1 through E9.
But you’ve got a leak somewhere by the sound of it and the only way you’re going to find that is by investigating where that’s coming from.
K.
If it thinks it’s flooded it’ll just shut down. Might give a code, depends how it’s been set up really.
But without running through things and diagnosing the problem correctly there is no way to know, it’s just a guess otherwise and experience teaches that unless you’re really familiar with the machine that’s normally going to be wrong.
K.
Yes, it would light up, it has to work out it thinks it’s flooded before it decides what to do about it.
K.
I doubt it’s the PCB.
For some reason, it sounds as if the machine “thinks” it’s flooded the trick is working out why it seems to think that.
K.
Model not recognised by Beko Chris but that sounds like a flow meter thing.
It sounds like it’s going into an emergency drain as it thinks it’s flooded. Or I’m not picking you up right.
K.
