How can I fix my Beko WMA610 Washing Machine - Does not cycle past wash etc?
I took the timer board out to check what was going on. Cleaned this out with electrical spray - was a bit dissapointed at some of the factory soldering - did a bit of a clean up - still nothing.
Not sure if the unit needs to be reset or if the power off for the 30 mins I was working on it would have done that.
Is the timer / board messed? Anything else I can check before I fork out for a replacement board?
This is now sorted. Fix it guy came around - opened the lower panel on the front - pipe / filter was blocked. Sorted. €20 later.
Chaz
August 2008
Thanks for the response. I think it does - but will check. Should be easy enough to measure the contact / check if its closing.
Would yours do the same - start with the first cycle and effectively not go to the next (rinse I think)?
Chaz
July 2008
Does the lid close down all the way? I have had to lean on mine to complete the cycles as the lid is warped and the pin doesn't connect through the little hole it fits into.
Jennifer
July 2008
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How can I fix my Beko WMA610 Washing Machine - Does not cycle past wash etc?
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