Carpet cleaner will not power on, display is blank, no lights or sounds when pressing the power button.

Safety first: Unplug the Beko carpet cleaner from the wall socket before any inspection. Never work on a live appliance.

• 1. Check wall outlet and plug: Test the outlet with another appliance. Inspect the Beko plug for heat damage or burn marks. If the plug fuse is accessible (UK-style), replace it with the correct rating (usually 13A) and test again.
• 2. Inspect power cord: Run your fingers along the cord to feel for cuts, kinks, or soft spots. If you see exposed copper or melted insulation, the cord must be replaced by a qualified technician.
• 3. Test power switch: Remove the outer housing as per the user/service manual. Locate the on/off rocker or push-button switch on the handle or main body. Using a multimeter on continuity mode, verify that the switch closes when pressed. Replace the switch if it remains open.
• 4. Check main PCB (control module): Visually inspect the control board for burnt components, cracked solder joints, or swollen capacitors. If any damage is visible, the main PCB should be replaced as a complete assembly. This is typically a level-4/5 repair and is best done by an authorized Beko service center.
• 5. Reassemble and test: Ensure all connectors are firmly seated, reassemble the housing, then plug in and test. If the unit still remains dead, discontinue use and contact Beko support.