What causes grey spots on clothes after washing in my Haier HW70-14F2B Washer?
If grey spots appear on the laundries after washing in your Haier Washer, it may be caused by oil, cream or ointment. Apply the maximum amount of detergent instructed by the detergent manufacturer in the next washing operation.
Guidance on the proper and intended domestic use of the washing machine.
Important safety precautions and operational advice for using the washing machine.
Critical warnings to protect users from hazards like burns, electric shock, and fire.
Information on handling packaging materials and environmentally sound disposal of the machine.
Tips for efficient operation to save energy and water.
Visual identification and labeling of the washing machine's main components.
Details on the machine's operational voltage, power, capacity, dimensions, and performance.
Procedure for removing transit bolts to prevent damage and ensure proper operation.
Steps to level the machine for stable, quiet, and vibration-free operation.
Instructions for safely connecting the washing machine to the power supply.
Guide for correctly connecting the water supply hoses to the machine.
Instructions for properly connecting the drain hose for water removal.
Details on the compartments for detergent, softener, and pre-wash additives.
Explanation of how to use the programme knob to select wash cycles.
Overview of the display panel, buttons, and indicators for machine operation.
Guidelines for sorting clothes by type, color, and care labels for optimal washing.
Instructions on loading the drum correctly and observing maximum capacity.
Guidance on selecting and adding the correct amount of detergent and softener.
Basic steps to start and manage the washing machine's operation.
Explanation of additional features like delay timer, spin speed, easy ironing, and extra rinse.
How to activate and deactivate the safety feature to prevent unintended operation by children.
Procedure for stopping a running wash cycle and draining the machine.
Steps to take after the washing cycle is completed, including unloading and machine care.
Details for Cotton wash programs including 90°C, Eco 60°C, and 40°C cycles.
Programs for Eco 20°C, Easy Care, Wool, Rinse, Spin, and Delicate laundry types.
Programs for Sports Wear, Mixed loads, Blouses/Shirts, Daily 60 min., and Rapid 15 min.
Important safety notes before performing maintenance or cleaning tasks.
Instructions for cleaning the filters that prevent dirt from entering the machine.
Guide on how to clean the pump filter to ensure proper water discharge.
Steps for removing and cleaning the detergent drawer and its housing.
Procedure for cleaning the flush stopper, usually part of the detergent drawer assembly.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the washing machine.
Guidance on cleaning the washing drum to remove rust stains or residue.
Common causes and solutions when the washing machine fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with water filling the machine.
Solutions for problems related to the machine not draining water correctly.
Causes and remedies for excessive vibration during operation.
Addressing issues with too much foam forming in the detergent compartment.
Troubleshooting tips for poor wash performance and detergent residue.
Resolving issues with the spinning cycle not starting or being delayed.
Action to take when the machine indicates an E01 fault due to an open door.
Troubleshooting for E02 fault related to insufficient water supply.
Steps to resolve E03 fault indicating a pump issue or clogged filter.
Guidance for E04 fault, where the machine has an excessive amount of water.
Comprehensive guide to removing various common stains from laundry items.
Explanation of energy efficiency ratings, consumption, and other key indicators on the energy label.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the washing machine.
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