Beko Washer Door Handles

Beko Washing Machine Door Handles: What to Know Before You Buy

Is your washing machine door stuck, loose, or difficult to open? A faulty door handle can quickly turn a simple laundry day into a frustrating one. Luckily, replacing the handle is an easy fix that restores both safety and convenience.

Here’s a helpful guide on the types of Beko door handles, common problems they solve, and how to choose the right one for your machine.

What Does the Door Handle Do?

The door handle works with the latch and locking system to:

• Open and close the door securely
• Ensure a tight seal to prevent leaks
• Trigger the machine’s door lock so the cycle can start safely

If the handle breaks, the machine may refuse to start, leak water, or leave your clothes stuck inside.

Types of Beko Door Handles

Genuine Beko Door Handles
Made by Beko for specific models, these provide a perfect fit and finish. Available in different colours and styles to match your machine.

Compatible (Non-Genuine) Door Handles
Manufactured by third-party brands but built to fit Beko machines. These offer a cost-effective alternative with reliable performance and durable materials.

Door Handle Kits
Includes the handle, latch, spring, and sometimes a pin—ideal if multiple parts are worn or broken.

Common Problems Solved by Replacing the Door Handle

• Door won’t open or close properly
  Often due to a cracked or loose handle
• Door not locking
  The handle may fail to engage the latch correctly, preventing the cycle from starting
• Water leaks
  A faulty handle can stop the door from sealing tightly
• Visible damage
  Sharp edges or broken parts are unsafe and unsightly

Other Parts to Check While Replacing the Handle

Sometimes, a broken handle is just part of the problem. You may also need to inspect or replace:

• Door latch/catch – Secures the door when closed
• Door interlock – Sends a signal to the machine when the door is properly shut
• Door seal (gasket) – Keeps water inside during cycles

Error Codes Linked to Door Issues

While there’s no specific error code for a broken handle, a faulty door mechanism can trigger door lock or start errors. If your washer won’t start or displays a door-related fault, the handle, latch, or interlock could be to blame.

How to Find the Right Replacement Handle

To get the right part, always check your model number first. You’ll usually find it on a sticker inside the door frame or behind the porthole. Matching the handle to your exact model ensures a proper fit.

Tips for Replacing Your Door Handle

• Unplug the machine before starting any work
• Remove the door carefully—don’t damage the glass or seal
• Follow a video guide or instructions suited to your model
• If you’re unsure, consider getting help from a professional

In Summary

A broken or faulty door handle can stop your Beko washing machine from running properly or even cause leaks.
Genuine and compatible handles are widely available, but always check your model number to get the right one. Replacing a damaged handle is a simple way to restore safe, reliable performance.

Is your washer door giving you trouble? A quick handle replacement might be all it needs to get back on track.