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Best guess is a timer contact problem, usually caused by advancing the timer by hand without pushing the dial in to stop the machine first.This causes burnt contacts.

Fault with the lock mechanism as the lock switch seems to work and so starts the cycle to count down.
Check if the solenoid to the lock is activated from the panel control or it can be that the lock is defective.

The ticking sound is most likely the timer counting down, but is the dial progressing or not. But the ticking does tell you that you have power to the timer.

Before you start tearing into the machine, suggest you try different cycles to see if the problem is on all cycles or just the one you are on.

if it keeps sticking in the same place and then if you advance the timer past that point and it runs again the points are burnt out in the timer and it needs to be peplaced.a new timer is around 90 dollars and the part number is 8546165.when you call your parts store give them the full model number off of the machine to make sure it's the correct part number,you're missing a number and letter at the end,the number i looked up was LSQ9549Lg3

My EWD1477 was doing this a year ago and I fixed it. Then it started doing it again a month ago and I seem to have cleared it again.

Firstly, remove the drain hose from where it is inserted into a laundry sink hole to make sure it is not blocked or sealed in with sludge.

Secondly, make sure the machine is empty of water and clothes and then turn the machine to off with the Program Selector Dial. Then turn off the power at the socket and remove the power plug and leave for five minutes.

Step 1: put the plug back in and turn the power back on.

Step 2: turn the selector switch to the right (Whites/Intensive). The green light of the Start/Pause button should be flashing and the green lights on for Prewash/wash, Rinses and Spinning. Don't press any other buttons or change any other settings.

Step 3: press the Start/Pause button and wait for the machine to empty any excess water. Press it again immediately after you hear water flowing into the machine OR two audible clicks. The machine is now in pause mode with the green light of the Start/Pause button flashing. Only the green light on the Prewash/Wash button should be on. Leave it in pause mode for 30 minutes and then press the Start/Pause button to recommence the cycle.

Step 4: If the Start/Pause button begins flashing, water stops flowing into the machine and the three green lights mentioned above are back on, turn the Program Selector Dial back to off, wait 10 seconds, and repeat the process above.

Step 5: If when you then turn the Program Selector Dial to Whites/Intensive and hear the two audible clicks, immediately press the Start/Pause button to set the machine in pause mode. Wait 30 minutes. Then press the Start/Pause button to recommence the cycle.

Hopefully the cycle will run without a problem.

Instructions Things You'll Need:

• GE/ lg washer

Primary Method---Newer models
1. Step 1 Unplug the washer.
   
2. Step 2 Twist the control dial around the cycle settings.
   
3. Step 3 Place the dial on any setting other than the final spin.
   
4. Step 4 Ensure that the water line is securely attached to the washer.
   
5. Step 5 Plug the washer back into the wall (making sure it has gone at least 30 seconds without power).
   
Alternate Method---Older Machines
6. Step 1 Turn the dial around the cycle settings, but do not lift it to start the cycle.
   
7. Step 2 Unplug the washer.
   
8. Step 3 Plug the washer into the wall after 30 seconds without power.
   
9. Step 4 Lift the washer lid five times, making sure it reaches a height of at least 6 inches or more. There should be no more than a 15-second interval between lifts.
   
10. Step 5 Listen for a clicking noise. If a click is not heard, repeat steps 1 to 5 until you hear it.
    
11. Step 6 Place a small load of laundry into the washer and start the cycle.
    
12. Step 7 Watch the load throughout the wash to ensure the washer is working properly.
    

my beko wma 1510s will not spin and is heating up

The same thing happens with my dishwasher. I have made it work by doing the following. When you start up the cycle, turn the dial to just a tick before "start." If you hear the buzzing, but no water is running, unlock and then lock the dishwasher door again. This usually gets it running. If it's still not running water, unlock, advance the dial a little bit, and lock again. This should work. You need to be around for the early parts of the dishwashing cycle because this machine tends to stop up and buzz without running water until it gets past "short wash." Every time this happens, do the same thing, unlock and lock, and advance the dial a little when necessary. Once you get past "short wash," it should complete the wash without intervention.

Do you hear the ticking of the dial moving? if so it could be that the points aren't getting connection to cycle it threw the various cycles

Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind. Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.

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