How to Install Your Beko Washing Machine

Installing your Beko washing machine correctly is key to ensuring optimal performance and

longevity. Follow this step-by-step guide to set up your machine safely and efficiently.

Step 1: Remove the Styrofoam Reinforcement

Begin by removing the protective styrofoam reinforcement. You will find a ribbon under

the washing machine—pull this ribbon to slide the styrofoam out from underneath.

Ensure that all protective packaging is fully removed.

Step 2: Remove the Safety Bolts and Insert Plastic Lids

Your washing machine comes with transportation bolts that need to be removed before

use. These bolts secure the drum during transport. Unscrew the bolts and remove them,

then insert the plastic lids provided in the user manual to cover the holes where the bolts

were. This will help keep dust and dirt from entering the machine.

Step 3: Place the Machine and Level the Feet

Position your Beko washing machine in its final location. Adjust the feet until the machine

is level and balanced. This prevents vibration during operation. Once you’ve adjusted the

feet, tighten the lock nuts by hand to secure the position.

Step 4: Check Water Flow

Before connecting the water hose, ensure that the water tap is flowing and that the water

pressure is adequate. If the water flow is thinner than a forefinger, the washing machine

may not work properly. In such cases, it is advisable to call a plumber to inspect and fix

the water line.

Step 5: Connect the Water Inlet Hose

Attach the water hose to both the water tap and the water inlet at the back of the washing

machine. Ensure the connections are tight to prevent leaks. Also, double-check that

the water inlet hose is not tangled or twisted.

Step 6: Set the Drain Hose

The drain hose should not be inserted more than 15 cm into the waste pipe to avoid

leaks. Connect the drain hose so it is at a height of 40 cm to 100 cm from the ground. If

the drain hose is too short, you can extend it up to 3.2 meters using an extension

hose. Fix the hose to the plastic holder on the back of the machine to prevent clinking

noises during operation.

Step 7: Connect to Power Safely

Plug the washing machine directly into a main power socket, and avoid using an extension

socket, as this could cause power issues. Test the main socket before plugging in to

ensure it’s working properly.

By following these steps, you’ll have your Beko washing machine installed and ready to

use. Make sure to double-check all connections to avoid leaks and other issues.