To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is no water being supplied to my Daewoo Washer?
If water isn't filling your Daewoo Washer and a buzzer sounds with a lit lamp after 30 minutes, check a few things. First, make sure the inlet hose is connected and the water tap is open. Then, check if the inlet hose or water tap are frozen. Ensure the water supply hasn't been shut off. Lastly, inspect the inlet hose filter for any blockages from foreign matter.
Why is my Daewoo Washer not spinning?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't spinning, it might be due to a few reasons. Check if the clothes are bunched up on one side of the tub, causing an imbalance. Also, make sure the washing machine is on a level floor and not experiencing excessive vibration. Finally, ensure that the lid is completely closed.
Why is water not supplied to my Daewoo Washer?
Several factors can cause water supply issues. The filter of the water inlet valve might be clogged with dirt, so cleaning the filter may help. Alternatively, the water inlet valve itself could be defective, requiring a replacement. Check for improper connections of the connector or the terminal and ensure they are properly connected. In some cases, the P.C.B AS may be defective, necessitating a replacement, or the lead wires could be defective, also requiring replacement.
What to do if the water inlet valve is defective in my Daewoo Washer?
If the water inlet valve is defective, you should replace it.
What to do if the triac of P.C.B is defective in my Daewoo DWF-752 Washer?
If the triac of the P.C.B is defective, replace the P.C.B ASS’Y.
How to fix a defective air tube in my Daewoo Washer?
If the air tube is defective, replace it.
What to do if the pressure switch is defective in my Daewoo Washer?
If the pressure switch is defective, you should replace it.
Details user responsibilities for safe operation and maintenance, covering handling, installation, and usage guidelines.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation site, considering floor stability, temperature, and humidity levels.
Instructions for correctly connecting the drain hose for both pump and non-pump models to ensure proper water drainage.
Explains the necessity and method of proper grounding for the washing machine to prevent electrical hazards.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the inlet hose adapter to common water taps, ensuring a secure water supply connection.
Instructions for connecting the inlet hose to screw-type water taps, including optional connector use.
Tips on how to prepare garments before washing, including closing zippers, emptying pockets, and turning knits inside out.
Guidelines on separating clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type for optimal washing outcomes.
Advice on proper load size, balancing items, and selecting settings for best cleaning and to prevent excessive wear.
Details the Fuzzy program, which uses an artificial brain sensor to automatically select wash time, water level, and spin settings.
Effective for washing items like blue-jeans, climbing clothes, and sportswear that are heavily soiled or durable.
Designed for lightly soiled clothes, this program reduces water consumption and washing time.
Allows adjustment of the wash cycle duration, including options to skip the wash process.
Enables modification of the number of rinse cycles, with an option to skip rinsing.
Permits adjustment of the spin cycle duration, with an option to skip the spin process.
Instructions for safely adding liquid chlorine bleach to the designated inlet for stain removal.
Guidance on pouring liquid fabric softener into the dispenser for improved fabric feel.
Steps for cleaning the washer's outer surfaces and the interior drum using appropriate cleaning agents.
Procedures for winterizing the washer to prevent damage from freezing temperatures during storage or moving.
Recommendations for securing the washer by turning off water and power supplies before leaving for vacation.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the lint filter located in the filter frame to ensure optimal washing performance.
Guide to cleaning the filter at the water inlet to prevent debris from entering the washer and causing leaks.
Steps for cleaning the drain filter, typically found in pump models, to remove foreign objects that could impede drainage.
Essential rules and guidelines to follow before and during stain treatment for various types of stains on fabrics.
Explanation of sounds that may occur during operation, clarifying they are normal and not indicative of a malfunction.
Details user responsibilities for safe operation and maintenance, covering handling, installation, and usage guidelines.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation site, considering floor stability, temperature, and humidity levels.
Instructions for correctly connecting the drain hose for both pump and non-pump models to ensure proper water drainage.
Explains the necessity and method of proper grounding for the washing machine to prevent electrical hazards.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the inlet hose adapter to common water taps, ensuring a secure water supply connection.
Instructions for connecting the inlet hose to screw-type water taps, including optional connector use.
Tips on how to prepare garments before washing, including closing zippers, emptying pockets, and turning knits inside out.
Guidelines on separating clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type for optimal washing outcomes.
Advice on proper load size, balancing items, and selecting settings for best cleaning and to prevent excessive wear.
Details the Fuzzy program, which uses an artificial brain sensor to automatically select wash time, water level, and spin settings.
Effective for washing items like blue-jeans, climbing clothes, and sportswear that are heavily soiled or durable.
Designed for lightly soiled clothes, this program reduces water consumption and washing time.
Allows adjustment of the wash cycle duration, including options to skip the wash process.
Enables modification of the number of rinse cycles, with an option to skip rinsing.
Permits adjustment of the spin cycle duration, with an option to skip the spin process.
Instructions for safely adding liquid chlorine bleach to the designated inlet for stain removal.
Guidance on pouring liquid fabric softener into the dispenser for improved fabric feel.
Steps for cleaning the washer's outer surfaces and the interior drum using appropriate cleaning agents.
Procedures for winterizing the washer to prevent damage from freezing temperatures during storage or moving.
Recommendations for securing the washer by turning off water and power supplies before leaving for vacation.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the lint filter located in the filter frame to ensure optimal washing performance.
Guide to cleaning the filter at the water inlet to prevent debris from entering the washer and causing leaks.
Steps for cleaning the drain filter, typically found in pump models, to remove foreign objects that could impede drainage.
Essential rules and guidelines to follow before and during stain treatment for various types of stains on fabrics.
Explanation of sounds that may occur during operation, clarifying they are normal and not indicative of a malfunction.
This document describes the DAEWOO Full-Auto Electric Washing Machine, models DWF-800/802/750/752.
The DAEWOO Full-Auto Electric Washing Machine is designed for general household laundry, offering an "One-Touch Operation System" and "innovational low-noise design" for calm washing. It features various washing programs and partial process controls to cater to different laundry needs.
The models covered are DWF-800/802/750/752.
Control Panel Functions: The control panel includes buttons for:
Full Automatic Programs:
Partial Process & Combination:
Preparing Clothes for Washing:
Sorting:
Loading:
Cleaning Your Washer:
Winter Storage or Moving Care:
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for common issues like:
Stain Removal Guide: Provides instructions for removing various stains (blood, chewing gum, cocoa/chocolate, coffee, cream/milk/ice cream, deodorant, egg, fabric softener, fruit, grass, grease/oil, iron/rust, lipstick, mildew, mud, paint-oil based, paint-water based, scorch marks) using specific methods and cleaning agents. Key rules include using warm water for soaking/prewashing, treating stains when fresh, checking fabric colorfastness, and applying remover to the back of the stain.
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