Beko ice maker shows E15 and there is water detected in the base of the unit

Safety first: Unplug the unit and turn off the water supply. Water and electricity are a dangerous combination.

• 1. Remove standing water:
  • Pull the unit forward and tilt slightly if needed to access the base.
  • Use towels or a wet/dry vacuum to remove water from the bottom tray.
• 2. Inspect drain system:
  • Locate the internal drain hole under the evaporator or ice tray.
  • Use a soft brush or pipe cleaner to clear any blockage.
  • Follow the drain hose to the rear and ensure it is not kinked or disconnected.
• 3. Check water connections:
  • Inspect the inlet hose connection at the rear and any internal push-fit connectors.
  • Tighten or reseat fittings as needed; replace O-rings if leaking.
• 4. Examine drain pan:
  • Look for cracks or warping in the plastic drain pan at the base.
  • Replace the pan if damaged.
• 5. Test for recurring leaks:
  • Restore water and power, then monitor the unit during a full ice-making cycle.
  • Check the base again for signs of new leakage.
• 6. Reset E15:
  • Once the leak source is resolved and the base is dry, clear the error via the control panel.