My Beko dishwasher has the fuse in my home and is showing

From JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Hi there my Beko dishwasher has blown the fuse in my home and is showing E02. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: There is some confusion online whether this is a water or electric fault. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: More likely electric! JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: My dishwasher is about a couple of years old - Pro Smart Inverter Model? JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: No. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: on user manual DIN29X31 Pearl Wilson: Assistant: What happened just before your Beko dishwasher displayed this message? JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: I had run the P6 Quick and Clean programme 70 deg. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Im not sure whether it had fused before the end when I emptied it. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: However when it was full again and went to run my usual eco programme I got the fault code. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: This will not clear. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: I had not touched the water pipes before but since the fauult have given them a waggle to so whether that solved it. Pearl Wilson: Assistant: How long has this been going on with your Beko dishwasher? Pearl Wilson: Assistant: What have you tried so far? JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Tried resetting the fault - the count down etc then nothing. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Just managed to get it to change programmes and get it on 8 - mini programme but it has gone back to E02 Pearl Wilson: Assistant: Anything else we should know to help you best? JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: No cant think of anything else except fuse reset fine but the diswash has not done a run JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Posted by JustAnswer at customers request Hello. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: I would like to request the following Expert Services from you: Live Phone Call. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Let me know if you need more information or send me the service offers so we can proceed. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Posted by JustAnswer at customers request Hello. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: I would like to request the following Expert Services from you: Live Phone Call. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Let me know if you need more information or send me the service offers so we can proceed. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: When will i get my response James: Home Appliance Technician: Hi Im James a JustAnswer expert we offer chargeable services you may see adverts for me to call you these are optional services you can purchase So the RCD tripped mid cycle on resetting you are now getting a E02 fault code? James: Home Appliance Technician: E02 is a inlet failure so either the water supply inlet valve flow sensor or circuit board at fault. James: Home Appliance Technician: You mentioned you wiggled the hoses and confident water is going to the hoses and they arent kinked so that rule out supply. James: Home Appliance Technician: Next the valve best thing to do is switch it off strip it down locate the valve and with a multi meter check you are getting 230v across the valve when you plug it in and start a cycle. James: Home Appliance Technician: If you are and water is not entering the valve is at fault if you arent then its the PCB. James: Home Appliance Technician: Should water be entering then that leave the flow sensor not detecting the water entering the machine. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: What sort of prices are the spare parts JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: The machine has thrown the circuit breaker on this 70 deg programme before - does that help the diagnosis James: Home Appliance Technician: If its tripped previously at 70 degree it may suggest the heating element is starting to fail however an E02 fault is something different all together. James: Home Appliance Technician: The fact its not old is however strange as typically a heating element failure normally happens late on 6 plus years. James: Home Appliance Technician: Gut feel to me is if no water is entering and it errors after a few min of starting with E02 its the inlet valve Beko parts are genially very cheap a new valve can be found here for around 15 James: Home Appliance Technician: I havent heard from you in some time please confirm I can close the question or if you need any further assistance. JustAnswer Customer from San Antonio TX: Ok thanks James Pearl Wilson: Assistant: If you have a home improvement or appliance question and want to chat with an expert now visit justanswer.comythi,

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