To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does UE error mean on a Daewoo Washer?
If your Daewoo Washer displays 'UE', it means the laundry is concentrated to one side of the drum during the spin cycle. To fix this, rearrange the laundry.
Why is foam coming out of my Daewoo DWD-M8021 Washer detergent case?
If foam is coming out of the detergent case of your Daewoo washing machine, it's likely due to using too much detergent or an unsuitable detergent. Repeat the Rinse cycle to resolve this.
What does error code E2 mean on a Daewoo DWD-M8021 Washer?
If your Daewoo Washer displays an 'E2' error, it may be caused by a faulty valve inlet continuously supplying water. In this case, change the valve inlet. If the valve inlet is normal, the water level sensor may be faulty, and you should replace it. Additionally, the drain motor may not be working, requiring its replacement.
What does OE error mean on my Daewoo DWD-M8021?
If your Daewoo Washer displays 'OE', the drain hose might be kinked or clogged; clean and straighten it. Alternatively, the drain motor or the water level sensor could be faulty and need replacement. It's also possible that the valve inlet is working during the drain cycle, or the PCB ASS’Y isn't checking the water level, requiring component changes.
Why is my Daewoo DWD-M8021 not draining?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't draining, it could be because: * The drain hose is kinked or clogged. Straighten and clean the drain hose. * The pump filter is clogged. Clean the pump filter.
What does PFE error mean on my Daewoo DWD-M8021 Washer?
If your Daewoo Washer displays a PFE error, the drain pump filter may be clogged, so clean it. It could also mean the drain pump isn't working during the spin cycle, in which case you should change the drain pump. Using too much detergent can also cause this issue, so use the proper amount. Finally, ensure the drain hose is placed no higher than 1 meter above the floor.
How to reduce noise and vibration in my Daewoo DWD-M8021?
If your Daewoo washing machine is making serious noise and vibrating, it might be due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the transit bolts have been removed. Next, check if the washing machine is installed on an uneven floor and reinstall it on an even surface if needed. Finally, make sure the washing machine is leveled by adjusting the adjustable legs.
What to do if foam comes out of the detergent case of my Daewoo DWD-M8021?
If foam is coming out of the detergent case of your Daewoo Washer, it's likely due to: * Using too much detergent or an unsuitable detergent. Repeat the Rinse cycle.
Why is my Daewoo Washer making serious noise and vibration?
Serious noise and vibration in your Daewoo Washer can be due to several reasons: * The transit bolts may not have been removed. Remove the transit bolts. * The washing machine might be installed on an uneven floor. Reinstall the washing machine on an even floor. * The washing machine may not be leveled. Adjust the level of the washing machine using adjustable legs.
What does LE error mean on a Daewoo DWD-M8021 Washer?
If your Daewoo Washer displays 'LE', it could be that the Start/Hold button was pressed while the door was open; close the door. Alternatively, the switch door lock may be faulty, or the PCB ASS’Y isn't checking the door lock, requiring component changes.
Washing system determines water level and time by sensing laundry amount and temp.
Minimizes spinning noise by sensing laundry unbalance.
Applies silver particles to sterilize up to 99.9%.
Generates air bubbles to dissolve detergent and cleanse clothes gently.
Steps to remove transit bolts before operation.
Guidance on choosing a suitable installation location.
Instructions for connecting the water inlet hose correctly.
Procedures for setting up the drain hose and tub.
How to adjust the washer's legs for stability.
Critical safety warning regarding electrical shock hazards.
Proper grounding procedures for electrical safety.
Guidelines for preparing laundry before starting a wash cycle.
How to sort laundry for optimal washing results.
Best practices for loading the washing machine drum.
Instructions on using detergent and fabric softener correctly.
Steps to modify a program once it has started.
How to set and cancel the time delay function.
What to do after the wash cycle is complete.
How to use the program selector dial to choose wash cycles.
Explanation of the status indicator lights on the control panel.
How to start, pause, and resume wash cycles.
Details on using additional wash options like Rinse+.
How to set a delayed start time for washing.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior of the washer.
How to prepare the washer for storage in cold weather.
Steps to take when the washer is not in use for extended periods.
Steps to clean the filter for water inlet leaks.
Procedures for cleaning the main drain filter.
How to clean the detergent dispenser and cavity.
General rules for effective stain removal from laundry.
A guide detailing how to remove specific types of stains.
Washing system determines water level and time by sensing laundry amount and temp.
Minimizes spinning noise by sensing laundry unbalance.
Applies silver particles to sterilize up to 99.9%.
Generates air bubbles to dissolve detergent and cleanse clothes gently.
Steps to remove transit bolts before operation.
Guidance on choosing a suitable installation location.
Instructions for connecting the water inlet hose correctly.
Procedures for setting up the drain hose and tub.
How to adjust the washer's legs for stability.
Critical safety warning regarding electrical shock hazards.
Proper grounding procedures for electrical safety.
Guidelines for preparing laundry before starting a wash cycle.
How to sort laundry for optimal washing results.
Best practices for loading the washing machine drum.
Instructions on using detergent and fabric softener correctly.
Steps to modify a program once it has started.
How to set and cancel the time delay function.
What to do after the wash cycle is complete.
How to use the program selector dial to choose wash cycles.
Explanation of the status indicator lights on the control panel.
How to start, pause, and resume wash cycles.
Details on using additional wash options like Rinse+.
How to set a delayed start time for washing.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior of the washer.
How to prepare the washer for storage in cold weather.
Steps to take when the washer is not in use for extended periods.
Steps to clean the filter for water inlet leaks.
Procedures for cleaning the main drain filter.
How to clean the detergent dispenser and cavity.
General rules for effective stain removal from laundry.
A guide detailing how to remove specific types of stains.
General| Type | Front Load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 8 kg |
| Spin Speed | 1200 RPM |
| Energy Rating | A+++ |
| Noise Level (Washing/Spinning) | 58 dB / 78 dB |
| Color | White |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Display | LED |
| Programs | Cotton, Synthetics, Delicate, Wool, Quick, Rinse, Spin |
