Beko ice maker is leaking water onto the floor from underneath

Safety first: Unplug the unit and close the water shutoff valve immediately to prevent flooding.

• 1. Identify leak source:
  • Pull the unit away from the wall.
  • Dry the exterior and observe where new water appears when water is turned back on briefly.
• 2. Check inlet hose:
  • Tighten the hose connection at the rear of the Beko unit.
  • Inspect the hose for splits or bulges; replace if damaged.
• 3. Inspect internal tubing:
  • Remove rear and side panels to view internal plastic water lines.
  • Look for cracks, loose push-fit connectors, or drips during operation.
• 4. Verify drain hose and pan:
  • Ensure the drain hose is securely attached and routed correctly to the drain or pan.
  • Clear any blockages in the hose or drain outlet.
• 5. Test inlet valve:
  • If water continues to flow when the unit is off, the inlet valve may be stuck open and should be replaced.