Safety first: Turn off the water taps and unplug the washer.

Step-by-step checks:

Verify water supply: Ensure both hot and cold (if fitted) taps are fully open. Check household water pressure by opening a nearby tap.
Clean inlet filters: Disconnect the inlet hoses from the back of the machine. Inside the valve ports you will see small mesh filters. Gently pull them out with needle-nose pliers and rinse under running water to remove grit and limescale.
Check hoses: Inspect hoses for kinks, crushing, or internal blockage. Replace if damaged.
Test the inlet valve: With the back panel removed, locate the Beko water inlet valve. Using a multimeter, measure coil resistance (typically 2–5 kΩ; check service data). If open circuit or shorted, replace the valve.
Check for 230V supply: During fill (careful: live voltage), the valve should receive mains voltage from the PCB. If no voltage is present but wiring is intact, the control board may be faulty.

Note: If you are not comfortable working around live mains voltage, stop and contact a professional.

Washer does not fill with water or fills very slowly; cycle stops early with E02 on display.

Possible Causes