Beko ice maker shows E05 and the unit is unusually warm inside, no ice production

Safety first: Unplug the ice maker before removing rear or side panels. Sharp metal edges may be present.

• 1. Check installation environment:
  • Ensure the Beko ice maker has adequate clearance at the rear and sides as specified in the manual.
  • Do not enclose the unit in a cabinet without proper ventilation openings.
• 2. Clean condenser coils:
  • Remove the rear lower panel to access the condenser coil and fan.
  • Use a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust and lint from the coil fins.
  • Blow compressed air through the coil from the opposite side if heavily clogged.
• 3. Inspect condenser fan:
  • Check that the fan blades spin freely by hand with the power off.
  • Remove any debris, cable ties, or insulation touching the blades.
• 4. Test fan operation:
  • Reconnect power briefly and observe whether the fan starts when the compressor runs.
  • If the fan does not run, unplug again and test the motor windings with a multimeter.
• 5. Replace faulty fan motor:
  • If the motor is open/shorted or seized, replace it with a Beko-compatible condenser fan motor.
  • Ensure the fan spins in the correct direction after installation.
• 6. Reset E05:
  • After cooling and repair, power the unit back on and clear the error via the control panel reset procedure.

If E05 recurs despite a working fan and clean condenser, the compressor or main PCB temperature sensing may be faulty and requires professional service.