Hi

We accidently stopped a wash cycle midway, the washing machine is now stuck, the conditioner light keeps flashing, the machine is just past its warranty date, i've tried every solution on the internet to no avail, i am hoping one of you would be able to help

I've tried the solution most commonly listed to reset the above model, which is

turn off (switch only) -> Set dial to 90 degree wash -> Turn on holding the start / cancel button -> Start LED flashes -> Turn Dial to spin -> Hold Start / Cancel button for another three seconds

Nothing happens at all

On Releasing teh Start / Cancel button, all the LED's flash, if I then press the Start / Cancel button again, it begins a manual wash cycle, i have to advance through the cycle by pressing the Start / Cancel button each time, for Eg : It first fills the drum with water and waits, on pressing Start / Cancel it starts washing, then on press of Start / Cancel it drains, spins etc, this is dangerous as for eg the machine might be spinning infinitely unless the Start / Cancel button is pressed, I can't get the machine to actually restart the complete program again, What is the best way forward, how do i reset the da** thing, I've been pulling my hair trying to sort this out :o(, any help would be gratefully received

Rudy, November 2006

I tried everything to reset, nothing worked. Tipped machine upside down and noticed the connectors had come out of the pump. Put back in problem sorted.

Mick, April 2008

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beko wma1715s

with power turned off select 90 cotton position
press & hold the start/pause switch on, start button will flash after 3 sec.
each push of start button will test a function
1 all leds flsh
2 water fill thru pre wash
3 water fill thru main
4 water thru conditioner
5 hot fill
6 heater on will fill to level if below
7 clockwise drum to 52 rpm
8 anti clock to 52 rpm
9 drain
10 spin to max
11 fill to check leaks
12 end
if you go all the way through this process it will reset to wash mode you have it in test mode at the moment

phil grimshaw, November 2006