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If your Daewoo Washer isn't draining, check the following: Make sure the drain hose isn't frozen or blocked by dirt. Ensure the drain hose isn't kinked or deformed. Verify that the end of the drain hose isn't immersed in water. Also, check for excessive dirt inside the pump housing.
Why Daewoo DWF-450 Washer will not spin?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't spinning, consider these points: Check whether the clothes in the tub are bunched up on one side. Ensure the washing machine is on a level floor, and vibration isn't excessive. Also, make sure the lid is closed properly.
How to fix Daewoo DWF-450 when water is not supplied?
If water isn't being supplied to your Daewoo Washer, try these steps: Connect the inlet hose and open the water tap. Check if the inlet hose or the water tap is frozen. Ensure the water supply isn't shut off. Also, inspect the inlet hose filter for any foreign matter blocking it.
Why Daewoo Washer won't operate at all?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't starting, please verify the following: Ensure there is no power failure. Check that the power cord is correctly connected to the electric outlet. Confirm that the electric fuse is intact. Make sure you've turned the power on and pressed the Start/Hold button. Finally, check that there is enough water in the tub.
Lists included accessories for the washing machine, including tap adapters and hoses.
Outlines user responsibilities regarding safe operation and maintenance of the washing machine.
Provides guidance on selecting a suitable location for the washing machine, considering environmental factors.
Details how to properly connect and route the drain hose for effective water removal.
Explains the importance and method of properly grounding the washing machine for electrical safety.
Guidance on preparing garments before loading, such as closing zippers and removing objects.
Instructions on how to sort clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type before washing.
Tips on how to load the washer correctly for optimal cleaning, balance, and wrinkle prevention.
Detailed explanation of the functions and operation of each button on the washing machine's control panel.
Overview of the Fuzzy program, an automatic cycle that senses conditions for optimal washing.
Details on the Heavy program, suitable for tough fabrics like denim and sportswear.
Information on the Speedy program, designed for saving water and time on lightly soiled clothes.
Guidance for the Suit program, ideal for specific garments with limitations on load size and fabric type.
How to adjust the wash time for specific cycles.
Instructions on how to adjust the number of rinse cycles.
How to set the duration of the spin cycle.
How to operate the washer for spin cycle only.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior of the washing machine.
Guidance on preparing the washer for storage or moving during freezing weather.
Recommendations for caring for the washer when not in use for extended periods.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the lint filter to ensure proper drainage.
Instructions for cleaning the water inlet filter to prevent leaks.
Procedure for cleaning the drain filter to avoid drainage problems.
General guidelines and precautions for treating various types of stains on laundry.
A detailed guide listing specific stains and recommended methods for their removal.
Troubleshooting steps for when the washing machine fails to start or operate.
Steps to diagnose and resolve problems related to insufficient or no water supply.
Guidance for troubleshooting issues where the washer does not drain water properly.
Steps to identify and fix problems preventing the washer from spinning.
Explanation of normal operating sounds that may be mistaken for malfunctions.
Lists included accessories for the washing machine, including tap adapters and hoses.
Outlines user responsibilities regarding safe operation and maintenance of the washing machine.
Provides guidance on selecting a suitable location for the washing machine, considering environmental factors.
Details how to properly connect and route the drain hose for effective water removal.
Explains the importance and method of properly grounding the washing machine for electrical safety.
Guidance on preparing garments before loading, such as closing zippers and removing objects.
Instructions on how to sort clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type before washing.
Tips on how to load the washer correctly for optimal cleaning, balance, and wrinkle prevention.
Detailed explanation of the functions and operation of each button on the washing machine's control panel.
Overview of the Fuzzy program, an automatic cycle that senses conditions for optimal washing.
Details on the Heavy program, suitable for tough fabrics like denim and sportswear.
Information on the Speedy program, designed for saving water and time on lightly soiled clothes.
Guidance for the Suit program, ideal for specific garments with limitations on load size and fabric type.
How to adjust the wash time for specific cycles.
Instructions on how to adjust the number of rinse cycles.
How to set the duration of the spin cycle.
How to operate the washer for spin cycle only.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior of the washing machine.
Guidance on preparing the washer for storage or moving during freezing weather.
Recommendations for caring for the washer when not in use for extended periods.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the lint filter to ensure proper drainage.
Instructions for cleaning the water inlet filter to prevent leaks.
Procedure for cleaning the drain filter to avoid drainage problems.
General guidelines and precautions for treating various types of stains on laundry.
A detailed guide listing specific stains and recommended methods for their removal.
Troubleshooting steps for when the washing machine fails to start or operate.
Steps to diagnose and resolve problems related to insufficient or no water supply.
Guidance for troubleshooting issues where the washer does not drain water properly.
Steps to identify and fix problems preventing the washer from spinning.
Explanation of normal operating sounds that may be mistaken for malfunctions.
This document describes the DAEWOO Full-Auto Electric Washing Machine, Model DWF-450, an appliance designed for efficient and quiet laundry care.
The DWF-450 washing machine incorporates an Air-Bubble Washing System, a One-Touch Operation System, and a low-noise design for a calm washing experience. The Air-Bubble system utilizes a bubble generator to create a large volume of air bubbles. These bubbles actively dislodge dirt from clothes during the wash cycle and help to lift heavy dirt for removal during the rinse cycle. This dual washing method, combining air bubbles and water currents, aims to provide superior wash efficiency compared to conventional washer systems.
The machine offers several full-automatic programs:
In addition to full-automatic programs, the DWF-450 allows for Reserved Washing, enabling users to set a delayed start for washing completion from 2 to 48 hours. It also supports Partial Process & Combination, where users can individually control wash time (from 0 to 18 minutes), rinse times (from 0 to 4 times), and spin time (from 0 to 9 minutes). A convenient Spin Only operation is also available.
The control panel features intuitive buttons for POWER, WATER TEMP (COLD, COLD+HOT, HOT), WATER LEVEL (MID, HIGH, LOW), RES (for pre-engaging time), PROCESS (for partial processes and combinations), CONTROL ONLY SPIN (for adjusting wash/rinse/spin times or spin only), PROGRAM (for full-automatic programs: FUZZY+SOAK, HEAVY, HEAVY+SOAK, SPEEDY, SUIT, FUZZY), and START/HOLD (for starting, pausing, or changing programs).
Before operating, users are advised to prepare clothes by closing zippers, snaps, and hooks, removing hard objects, and emptying pockets. Sorting clothes by soil level and color is recommended. Proper loading involves dropping items loosely, mixing large and small items, and loading evenly to maintain washer balance and prevent excessive vibration during spin. Overloading can lead to poor cleaning, increased wrinkling, excessive lint, and faster wear of items.
For adding detergents, liquid chlorine bleach, and fabric softener, dedicated inlets are provided. The bleach inlet is specifically for liquid chlorine bleach, and undiluted bleach should not splash onto the washer basket or fabrics. The softener inlet is for liquid fabric softener only.
Safety precautions include:
Regular care extends the washer's life.
The manual also provides a comprehensive Stain Removal Guide for various types of stains (e.g., blood, chewing gum, coffee, grass, grease, mildew, paint), offering specific treatment methods. It emphasizes using warm water for soaking/prewashing, treating stains when fresh, checking fabric colorfastness, and applying stain remover to the back of the stain.
A Troubleshooting section helps users diagnose and resolve common issues such as the washer not operating, water not being supplied, drainage problems, or spin cycle interruptions. Error codes (E, F) displayed on the control panel can often be resolved by opening and closing the lid, then pressing START/HOLD. Normal operating sounds, like the "wing" sound from the water inlet valve or the "sha" sound from the autobalancer during tub stopping, are clarified as not being malfunctions.
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