Expert Tips: Emptying Water From Beko Dryers Made Simple (With Troubleshooting)
What To Know
- The water tank is typically located at the bottom of the dryer door.
- Use a clean cloth or sponge to wipe down the inside of the water tank.
- If the water tank indicator light does not come on during the cycle, you know that the water tank is empty and the dryer is operating correctly.
Condensation dryers, like Beko dryers, collect the moisture removed from your clothes in a water tank. If you don’t empty the water tank regularly, it can lead to unpleasant odors, mold growth, and even damage to your dryer.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll take you through the step-by-step process of emptying water from your Beko dryer. Follow along to ensure your dryer operates efficiently and hygienically.
Materials You’ll Need
- Clean cloth or sponge
- Empty bucket or container
Step-by-Step Guide
1. Locate the Water Tank
The water tank is typically located at the bottom of the dryer door. Open the dryer door and look for a small, removable tank.
2. Remove the Water Tank
Pull the water tank straight out of the dryer. It should come out easily.
3. Empty the Water
Empty the water from the tank into an empty bucket or container. Dispose of the water safely.
4. Clean the Water Tank
Use a clean cloth or sponge to wipe down the inside of the water tank. Remove any lint or debris that may have accumulated.
5. Reinsert the Water Tank
Once the water tank is clean and empty, slide it back into the dryer. Make sure it’s securely in place.
6. Reset the Water Tank Indicator
Some Beko dryers have a water tank indicator light. If the light is on, you’ll need to reset it after emptying the tank.
To reset the indicator, press and hold the “Start/Pause” button for a few seconds. The light should turn off.
7. Start a Test Cycle
Run a short test cycle to make sure the dryer is working properly. If the water tank indicator light does not come on during the cycle, you know that the water tank is empty and the dryer is operating correctly.
Tips for Emptying Water Regularly
- Empty the water tank after every drying cycle.
- If you frequently use the dryer, you may need to empty the tank more often.
- Don’t let the water tank overflow. This can damage the dryer.
- Clean the water tank regularly to prevent mold growth.
Troubleshooting
Water Tank Won’t Come Out
- Make sure you’re pulling the tank straight out.
- If the tank is stuck, gently wiggle it side to side while pulling.
Water Tank Indicator Light Won’t Turn Off
- Make sure the water tank is empty and securely in place.
- If the light still won’t turn off, contact a qualified technician.
Answers to Your Questions
How often should I empty the water tank in my Beko dryer?
- After every drying cycle.
What happens if I don’t empty the water tank regularly?
- Unpleasant odors, mold growth, and damage to the dryer.
Can I use a vacuum cleaner to clean the water tank?
- No. This could damage the water tank. Use a clean cloth or sponge instead.
How do I reset the water tank indicator light on my Beko dryer?
- Press and hold the “Start/Pause” button for a few seconds.
Why is the water tank in my Beko dryer overflowing?
- The water tank may be clogged with lint or debris. Clean the water tank regularly to prevent this.
What should I do if the water tank won‘t come out of my Beko dryer?
- Gently wiggle the tank side to side while pulling.