To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Daewoo DWF-800WP Washer will not drain?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't draining, there might be a few reasons. Check if the drain hose is frozen or blocked with dirt. Also, make sure the hose isn't kinked or deformed, and that the end of the drain hose isn't submerged in water. Lastly, check for excessive dirt inside the pump housing.
Why my Daewoo DWF-800WP will not spin?
If your Daewoo Washer isn't spinning, several things could be happening. The clothes in the tub might be bunched up on one side, or the washing machine could be on an uneven floor, causing excessive vibration. Also, check if the lid is open, as this will prevent spinning.
What to do if water is not supplied to my Daewoo Washer?
If water isn't being supplied to your Daewoo Washer, consider these points: Ensure the inlet hose is properly connected and the water tap is open. Check if the inlet hose or water tap is frozen. Make sure the water supply isn't shut off, and inspect the inlet hose filter for any blockages from foreign matter.
How to troubleshoot Daewoo Washer that will not operate at all?
If your Daewoo Washer won't start, several factors could be at play. First, check for a power outage and ensure the power cord is securely plugged into the outlet. Verify that the fuse hasn't blown and that the power is switched on. Don't forget to press the Start/Hold button. Also, make sure there is enough water in the tub.
Illustrates and identifies the main parts of the washing machine.
Lists and shows the optional accessories provided with the washer.
Adheres to basic precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Outlines user duties for safe operation, including chemical use and maintenance.
Specifies ideal placement for the washer, considering floor and environment.
Details how to properly connect the drain hose for effective water removal.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper electrical grounding and outlet installation.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the inlet hose to standard water taps.
Instructions for connecting the inlet hose to screw-shaped water taps.
Tips on zipping, pocket emptying, and turning clothes for optimal washing.
Guidance on separating clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type.
Advice on loading clothes loosely and evenly for best cleaning and balance.
Details the function of each button on the washing machine's control panel.
Details of Fuzzy, Heavy, Speedy, Suit (Wool), and Soak programs for various washing needs.
Instructions for setting a delayed start time for the wash cycle (2-48 hours).
Enables custom control over wash, rinse, and spin times.
Convenient method to operate the spin cycle independently.
Instructions for adding detergent and optional liquid chlorine bleach.
Guidance on adding liquid fabric softener to the designated dispenser.
Steps to close lid, power on, select cycle, and start the washing process.
Instructions for cleaning the washer's exterior and interior components.
Guidelines for protecting the washer from freezing during storage or moving.
Steps to take when leaving the washer unused for extended periods.
Steps to remove and clean the lint filter to maintain performance.
Procedure for cleaning the filter at the water inlet to prevent leaks.
Instructions for cleaning the drain filter to avoid drainage problems.
General principles and tips for effectively removing various types of stains.
Specific methods for removing common stains like blood, grease, and coffee.
Checks for power, connection, and fuse issues when the washer won't start.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to water not being supplied.
Solutions for problems with the washer not draining or spinning correctly.
Explains normal operating sounds like water inlet valve or autobalancer.
Illustrates and identifies the main parts of the washing machine.
Lists and shows the optional accessories provided with the washer.
Adheres to basic precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Outlines user duties for safe operation, including chemical use and maintenance.
Specifies ideal placement for the washer, considering floor and environment.
Details how to properly connect the drain hose for effective water removal.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper electrical grounding and outlet installation.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the inlet hose to standard water taps.
Instructions for connecting the inlet hose to screw-shaped water taps.
Tips on zipping, pocket emptying, and turning clothes for optimal washing.
Guidance on separating clothes by soil level, color, and fabric type.
Advice on loading clothes loosely and evenly for best cleaning and balance.
Details the function of each button on the washing machine's control panel.
Details of Fuzzy, Heavy, Speedy, Suit (Wool), and Soak programs for various washing needs.
Instructions for setting a delayed start time for the wash cycle (2-48 hours).
Enables custom control over wash, rinse, and spin times.
Convenient method to operate the spin cycle independently.
Instructions for adding detergent and optional liquid chlorine bleach.
Guidance on adding liquid fabric softener to the designated dispenser.
Steps to close lid, power on, select cycle, and start the washing process.
Instructions for cleaning the washer's exterior and interior components.
Guidelines for protecting the washer from freezing during storage or moving.
Steps to take when leaving the washer unused for extended periods.
Steps to remove and clean the lint filter to maintain performance.
Procedure for cleaning the filter at the water inlet to prevent leaks.
Instructions for cleaning the drain filter to avoid drainage problems.
General principles and tips for effectively removing various types of stains.
Specific methods for removing common stains like blood, grease, and coffee.
Checks for power, connection, and fuse issues when the washer won't start.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to water not being supplied.
Solutions for problems with the washer not draining or spinning correctly.
Explains normal operating sounds like water inlet valve or autobalancer.
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