Problem
The BEKO / DIN1530N dishwasher stopped working normally at some point, instead, after turning on the power with the main switch and starting the program, it was constantly draining the water.
After pre-cleaning :
- cleaning the filter,
- checking the nozzles on the "propellers",
- checking the filter on the water inlet from the water supply network
the situation has not changed
Then I did " reset "(with the power off, press and hold the program change button and the start / pause button at the same time, and then turn the power on with the main switch, wait a few seconds). At the first, as far as I remember, all (5) program LEDs flashed and one LED came on program was last set After the program was turned off and on again and the program started, the dishwasher started by pumping out the water, but after a while it started taking water from the mains After a while, the machine started to drain the water endlessly.
I tried a few more times to reset, during one of the attempts two LEDs came on - program number 1 and 3. Does anyone have access / link to the service codes of older dishwashers in which there is no LED display? (I only found codes for newer models - on ukwhitegoods.co.uk post 3714-beko-electronic-dishwasher-fault-codes)
On the forum I found information that at too little water was taken up in the initial stage (lower than required for the program), the machine may interrupt the program and start draining the water. I have removed the water intake meter. It was not blocked with impurities, I could hear the "turbine" spinning freely in one of the inlets. I cleaned the contacts on the meter with acetone and reinstalled. No change.
I do not have a pressure gauge, I cannot check the water pressure at the entrance to the dishwasher. I checked the water flow - 9l / min. In the manual, the permissible water pressure is 0.3 - 10bar. Is it possible to judge if the water pressure at the inlet of my device is sufficient based on the flow I have given?
Maze it seems ok to me
I do not know exactly how the water extraction process should take place, but in my case, in the left part of the labyrinth, the water "turns", and in the right part, on the sloping "plates", only a small stream of water flows (it flows into the dishwasher chamber)
I also found information that this could be a problem damaged triac on the module . I have not found any damaged elements, but maybe someone will see something that I did not pay attention to ?:
How is the water level in this dishwasher controlled, is it present? water level sensor ? I looked at the spare parts website (backups en beko-din-1530) and found no such item.
I checked "aquastop" sensor , the electronic component seems to be working properly, depending on the switch setting it has two different connectors. It shows no damage to indicate overheating.
I am asking for help in diagnosing the fault.
The BEKO / DIN1530N dishwasher stopped working normally at some point, instead, after turning on the power with the main switch and starting the program, it was constantly draining the water.
After pre-cleaning :
- cleaning the filter,
- checking the nozzles on the "propellers",
- checking the filter on the water inlet from the water supply network
the situation has not changed
Then I did " reset "(with the power off, press and hold the program change button and the start / pause button at the same time, and then turn the power on with the main switch, wait a few seconds). At the first, as far as I remember, all (5) program LEDs flashed and one LED came on program was last set After the program was turned off and on again and the program started, the dishwasher started by pumping out the water, but after a while it started taking water from the mains After a while, the machine started to drain the water endlessly.
I tried a few more times to reset, during one of the attempts two LEDs came on - program number 1 and 3. Does anyone have access / link to the service codes of older dishwashers in which there is no LED display? (I only found codes for newer models - on ukwhitegoods.co.uk post 3714-beko-electronic-dishwasher-fault-codes)
On the forum I found information that at too little water was taken up in the initial stage (lower than required for the program), the machine may interrupt the program and start draining the water. I have removed the water intake meter. It was not blocked with impurities, I could hear the "turbine" spinning freely in one of the inlets. I cleaned the contacts on the meter with acetone and reinstalled. No change.
I do not have a pressure gauge, I cannot check the water pressure at the entrance to the dishwasher. I checked the water flow - 9l / min. In the manual, the permissible water pressure is 0.3 - 10bar. Is it possible to judge if the water pressure at the inlet of my device is sufficient based on the flow I have given?
Maze it seems ok to me
I do not know exactly how the water extraction process should take place, but in my case, in the left part of the labyrinth, the water "turns", and in the right part, on the sloping "plates", only a small stream of water flows (it flows into the dishwasher chamber)
I also found information that this could be a problem damaged triac on the module . I have not found any damaged elements, but maybe someone will see something that I did not pay attention to ?:
How is the water level in this dishwasher controlled, is it present? water level sensor ? I looked at the spare parts website (backups en beko-din-1530) and found no such item.
I checked "aquastop" sensor , the electronic component seems to be working properly, depending on the switch setting it has two different connectors. It shows no damage to indicate overheating.
I am asking for help in diagnosing the fault.
