Microwave displays E11; door appears closed but unit refuses to start.

Safety first: Unplug the microwave before any mechanical adjustments.

• 1. Inspect door closure: Close the door slowly and observe alignment with the cabinet. The gap should be even all around. If the door sags or rubs, hinges may be bent or loose.
• 2. Check latch hooks: Examine the plastic or metal hooks on the door that engage the interlock switches. If they are worn, cracked, or bent, they may not fully actuate the switches.
• 3. Tighten hinges: Open the door and tighten hinge screws on both the door and cabinet side. Do not overtighten to the point of distorting the frame.
• 4. Adjust latch bracket (if accessible): On some Beko models, the latch bracket inside the cabinet can be slightly adjusted. Loosen mounting screws, reposition so the door hooks fully engage the switches, then retighten.
• 5. Replace damaged parts: If the door is warped or the latch hooks are broken, replace the complete door assembly or latch components as per Beko parts list.

Note: After any door or latch work, ensure the door seals properly and there are no visible gaps that could leak microwave energy.