The E18 error code indicates that an unbalanced load was identified during a wash cycle. The washing machine has detected that the laundry load is unevenly distributed within the drum, causing excessive shaking or vibrations. Sometime the washing machine might just not spin. 

Fortunately, merely stopping the cycle, reloading it, and restarting it should resolve the problem.

The E17 error code typically signals that there's excessive foam detection. The washing machine has sensed an abnormally high level of suds during a wash cycle.

Thankfully this is a problem you can usually fix on your own by clearing the foam and running some rinse cycles to clear everything. This can happen due to poor-quality detergent or simply overloading your washing machine with too much during a wash cycle.

The E11 error code signals a motor-related issue with the Beko washing machine. It specifically indicates a problem with the motor's ability to rotate the drum properly.

Due to its complexity, a technician will need to inspect it for you

The E10 error code signals a door-related issue, specifically indicating that the machine detects a jam or obstruction preventing the door from functioning correctly. However, this could be an internal problem that is difficult to resolve.

The E9 error code specifically points to a problem with the door locking mechanism on the washing machine. The machine is unable to securely lock or unlock the door as intended. 

If there’s just a simple issue with the door, it might be reasonably straightforward to fix, but it may easily be a more involved operation as well. So, if you’re confused on what to do or can’t pinpoint the issue, get a repair expert to assist

The E8 error code covers a wide range of concerns but the most common one generally indicates a problem with water intake. The machine isn't filling properly with water as expected. Because this code contains a wide range of potential issues, diagnosing it necessitates a number of tests, which should only be performed by a specialist

The E7 error code signals a problem with the water level sensor. This sensor is crucial for detecting and maintaining appropriate water levels during wash cycles. 

One common warning sign is that the washing machine empties every time you try to start it. In certain situations, it may not even start a cycle at all, in which case a specialist will need to inspect the sensor to detect the issue

The E6 error code indicates a problem with the motor. This means the machine is experiencing difficulties rotating the drum properly. You will most likely notice the washing machine bouncing or shaking throughout a wash cycle if this is the case. This could be caused by a variety of issues, but unlike other error codes, it is best left to a specialist to resolve

The E5 error code indicates that the washing machine has a problem with water drainage. This means that the machine is unable to empty water properly at the end of a cycle which could be caused by a variety of issues ranging from minor blockages in the pump filter to more severe difficulties with the control board. 

So, if you’re confused how to start, enlist the help of an expert.

The E4 error code generally signals a problem with the machine's ability to fill with water. This means it's not filling up with the water and reching the necessary water level to proceed with the wash cycle. 

This could be a simple issue with the door jamming,or it might be a more complicated issue with the water valve or wiring