To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are my clothes worn after washing in Haier hlpw028axw Washer?
If your clothes are appearing older and worn after washing in your Haier Washer, you might be using the wrong wash cycle or water temperature. Follow the clothing manufacturer’s instructions for garment care.
Why is my Haier hlpw028axw Washer squealing?
If your Haier Washer is squealing, it may be overloaded. Stop the washer and remove part of the wash load.
Why is there detergent residue on clothes from my Haier hlpw028axw?
If you notice detergent residue on your clothes after washing in your Haier Washer, the detergent may not be dissolving completely in extremely cold water. Select a warm water wash temperature and ensure your hot water heater is providing hot water at least 120°F (49°C).
Why are my clothes gray or yellowed after washing in Haier hlpw028axw Washer?
If your clothing is gray or yellowed after washing in your Haier Washer, ensure you separate darks from lights and whites to avoid dye transfer. Also, use enough detergent, and consider a warmer wash temperature if the load is heavily soiled. Refer to the detergent manufacturer’s directions for recommended usage.
Why is clothing torn after washing in my Haier hlpw028axw?
If your clothing is torn or snagged after washing in your Haier Washer, prepare the wash load properly by tying strings and sashes, emptying pockets, fastening belts, and closing zippers, metal snaps, or hook fasteners before loading.
Why does my Haier hlpw028axw Washer leave bleach stains?
If you notice bleach stains (which may appear as color loss spots) on your laundry after washing in your Haier Washer, avoid pouring or splashing bleach directly on clothing. If you are using the dispenser and still notice stains, try using diluted bleach.
General| Brand | Haier |
|---|---|
| Model | HLPW028AXW |
| Type | Portable Washer |
| Capacity | 2.8 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Wash Cycles | 8 |
| Water Levels | 3 |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Material of Drum | Stainless Steel |
| Voltage | 120V |
Ideal placement criteria for the washer.
Specifications for the drainage setup.
Power and wiring specifications for safe operation.
Guidelines for proper electrical grounding.
Procedures for removing the washer from its packaging.
Steps to connect the drain hose correctly.
Guidelines for connecting water supply hoses.
Method for ensuring the washer is level.
Solutions for issues related to the washer not running or lid not opening.
Solutions for problems with water flow, temperature, and leaks.
Solutions for issues related to thumping, rattling, squealing, or vibration.
