Built-in dishwasher BEKO BDIS 38120Q — 11 place settings, 45 cm narrow, 46 dB, 8 programs

The Beko BDIS 38120Q is a built-in slimline dishwasher designed for kitchens with limited space. With a width of 448 mm (45 cm class) and a depth of 550 mm, it fits into narrow installation openings while offering capacity for 11 place settings. The model operates quietly and efficiently, with an energy class E and low water consumption per cycle.

Advantages

The dishwasher combines a compact footprint with practical capacity, allowing installation in smaller kitchens without sacrificing the ability to wash a full load of everyday crockery. It features multiple wash programs, a delayed start option and an automatic door-opening drying system (SelfDry) that reduces residual moisture without additional user steps.

Suitable for

• Small households and couples
• Narrow or compact kitchen layouts
• Users who need a variety of wash programs (eco, intensive, quick, mini)

Key specifications

• Width: 448 mm (45 cm class)
• Height: 818 mm
• Depth: 550 mm
• Place settings: 11
• Noise level: 46 dB
• Energy class: E
• Water consumption: 8.7 L per cycle
• Energy consumption: 81 kWh per 100 cycles
• Number of programs: 8 (including AquaFlex, Hygiene, Eco 50°C, Glass/delicate, Quick, Pre-rinse, Mini, Intensive 70°C, Auto)
• Drying system: Static with automatic door opening (SelfDry)
• Delayed start: Yes

How to use

Load dishes according to size and soil level, placing larger items at the sides and back and delicate items on the upper rack. Choose an appropriate program for the load — Eco for normal soiling, Intensive for heavily soiled pots, Quick or Mini for small fast washes. Add detergent and rinse aid as instructed by the detergent manufacturer, close the door and start the selected program. Use the delayed start function if you want the cycle to begin later.

Usage recommendations

For best results and longer appliance life, remove large food residues before loading, use detergents and rinse aids recommended for automatic dishwashers, and avoid overloading the racks. Regularly check and clean filters and spray arms.