To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Haier Washer will not fill with water?
If your Haier Washer isn't filling with water, here's what to check: * Ensure the door is properly closed. * Verify there is no water supply failure. * Make sure the drain hose is properly installed and its height is not below 80 cm. * Ensure the drain hose end is not submerged in water. * Unblock the drain hose if it's blocked. * Clean the pump filter if it's blocked.
How to fix strong vibration while spinning in Haier HW80-B14266A?
If your Haier Washer vibrates strongly during spinning, consider the following: 1. Ensure all transportation bolts have been removed. 2. Confirm the appliance has a solid and leveled position. 3. Check the load weight and balance within the machine.
Why does spinning fail in my Haier HW80-B14266A?
If spinning fails in your Haier Washer, it might be because excessive foam floats the drum or detergent drawer, but this is normal and doesn't affect functionality. Another cause might be an unbalance of laundry. In this case, check the machine load and laundry, and then run a spinning program again.
What to do if Haier HW80-B14266A stops before completing wash cycle?
If your Haier Washer stops before completing the wash cycle, consider these potential issues: * Check for water or electric failure by checking the power and water supply. * Consider any error codes displayed. * Reduce or adjust the load. * If appropriate, cancel the operation. * Ensure the detergent is appropriate based on recommendations. * Reduce the amount of detergent if excessive detergent was used.
Why Haier HW80-B14266A Washer is draining while filling?
If your Haier Washer is draining while filling, it could be due to: * The height of the drain hose being below 80 cm; make sure that drain hose is properly installed. * The drain hose end reaching into water; make sure the drain hose is not in water. * A blocked drain hose; unblock drain hose. * A blocked pump filter; clean pump filter. * The drain hose end being higher than 100 cm above floor level; make sure that drain hose is properly installed.
General| Type | Front Load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 8 kg |
| Spin Speed | 1400 rpm |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+++ |
| Noise Level (Wash) | 52 dB |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Quick Wash | Yes |
Specifies that the washing machine is for domestic use only and outlines restrictions and allowed uses.
Confirms the product meets EC directives and harmonised standards for CE marking.
Lists essential checks and preparations before operating the washing machine for the initial use.
Details actions to avoid when preparing the appliance for its first operation to ensure safety.
Emphasizes the importance of supervising children to prevent them from playing with the appliance or its packaging.
Advises that users with reduced capabilities require supervision for safe operation.
Provides tips on preparing laundry, such as securing zippers and small items, to prevent entanglement.
Recommends switching off the appliance at the wall socket after each wash for energy saving and safety.
Advises on cleaning the porthole and leaving the door/drawer open to prevent odors.
States that a damaged power cord must only be replaced by qualified personnel.
Lists actions to avoid during operation, such as touching a hot door or opening the door during a cycle.
Identifies and labels the main parts of the washing machine, including drawers, door, worktop, and control panel.
Lists and illustrates the accessories provided with the washing machine, such as hoses and manuals.
Details the function of each element on the control panel, including the display, selectors, and buttons.
Explains the purpose of the three compartments within the detergent drawer for different wash agents.
Describes the information shown on the display, such as washing time, spin speed, and temperature.
Explains how to use the programme selector knob to choose one of the 16 available wash programmes.
Details how to start, interrupt, and resume a wash programme using the Start/Pause button.
Explains how to switch the appliance on and off, including automatic shutdown.
Describes how to use the Function button to select temperature, spin speed, and extra rinse cycles.
Explains how to use the Selection button to adjust temperature, spin speed, or rinse times.
Details how to set a delayed end time for the wash cycle, specifying the range and activation.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the child lock feature using a combination of buttons.
Describes the Speed Up function to save time and energy, especially for lightly soiled laundry.
Explains the Intense function for intensified cleaning results, suitable for heavily soiled laundry.
Provides instructions on how to cancel current settings or a running programme for resetting.
Explains the meaning of various symbols displayed on the appliance during operation and settings.
Presents a table detailing each wash programme, its temperature, fibre type, and spin speed.
Explains the meaning of the 'Yes', 'Optional', and 'No' indicators used in the programme table.
Provides a detailed table of energy consumption (kWh), water usage (L), temperature, and time for each programme.
Clarifies the basis for energy labelling, referencing specific programmes and conditions for comparison.
Highlights the efficiency of standard cotton programmes for normal laundry and their energy/water usage.
Details special features like Smart Drive Motor, ABT, Auto Weight, and Wave Drum, explaining their consumer benefits.
Instructions for connecting the washing machine to the appropriate power supply (220-240V~50Hz).
Guides on connecting the appliance to the water supply, ensuring the water is clean and clear.
Advises checking for leaks at the tap and inlet hose joints after initial water connection.
Provides comprehensive advice on sorting, preparing, and protecting laundry items before washing.
Warns about potential malfunctions and damage caused by non-textile items or small, loose parts in laundry.
Instructions on how to load laundry into the drum, emphasizing not to overload and to close the door carefully.
Recommends running a 'Self Clean' programme after installation or long downtime to remove residues.
Advises on choosing appropriate detergents based on fabric type and washing efficiency, and avoiding dry cleaning agents.
Provides tips on removing detergent residues and following dosage recommendations from the detergent package.
A table indicating recommended detergent types (Universal, Color, Delicate, Special) for each wash programme.
Provides temperature recommendations for different types of laundry detergents for optimal cleaning.
Detailed instructions on how to correctly add detergent and softener to the designated compartments.
Key points regarding detergent use, including dilution, overuse, and specific programme restrictions.
Simple instruction to press the 'on/off' button to power on the washing machine.
Guidance on selecting the most appropriate programme based on laundry type and soiling level.
Instructions on how to add individual selections or options to tailor the selected programme.
Advice to choose programme settings carefully by referring to laundry labels and care charts.
Details how to initiate the selected wash programme using the 'Start/Pause' button.
Explains how to pause, resume, or completely cancel an ongoing wash programme.
Instructions for actions after the wash cycle ends, including removing laundry and powering off.
Describes the appliance's standby mode and how to exit it.
Step-by-step guide to turn the appliance's buzzer sounds on or off.
Provides advice on using the appliance efficiently to save energy, water, and detergent.
A comprehensive chart detailing care symbols for washing, bleaching, drying, ironing, and professional cleaning.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove and clean the detergent drawer to prevent residue buildup.
Instructions for cleaning the machine's case and rubber components using a soft cloth and mild soap.
Recommends using the 'Self Clean' programme for internal cleaning after installation or extended periods of non-use.
Explains the importance of regularly cleaning the inlet valve filter to prevent blockages and ensure water supply.
Provides instructions for preparing the appliance for long periods of non-use, including disconnecting power and water.
Details the procedure for cleaning the pump filter monthly or when drainage issues occur.
Alerts users to the risk of hot water in the pump filter and advises ensuring it has cooled down before cleaning.
Provides a detailed, numbered procedure for safely accessing and cleaning the appliance's pump filter.
Highlights important cautions regarding the pump filter's sealing, lid tightness, and correct installation to prevent leaks.
Explains codes displayed during the wash cycle that are for information only and do not require action.
Lists common error codes displayed by the appliance, their potential causes, and suggested solutions.
Addresses specific error codes like FC (Electronic control error) and Unb (Unbalanced load) with their respective solutions.
Explains the water overflow protection feature (Fb code) and its automatic shutdown mechanism.
Provides solutions for common washing machine problems that do not trigger specific error codes.
Addresses reasons for the appliance stopping before the wash cycle is finished and how to resolve them.
Explains why the machine might stop for a period, relating to load patterns or soaking cycles.
Discusses problems caused by excessive foam, often due to incorrect detergent use, and its resolution.
Explains that automatic adjustment of washing time is normal and does not affect functionality.
Provides solutions for spinning cycle failures, typically related to laundry balance or load issues.
Details how the machine handles excessive foam during the spin cycle, including motor stops and pump activation.
Warns that electrical repairs must be performed by qualified experts to prevent consequential damages.
Explains how the machine saves the current programme during a power failure and how to reset it.
Covers initial preparation, including removing packaging and checking for factory test water drops.
Advises on disposing of packaging materials in an environmentally responsible manner.
Details how to install an optional bottom cover board to reduce noise, including felt application.
Explains the purpose of transportation bolts and provides steps to remove them for proper installation.
Advises keeping transportation bolts safe for future use when moving the appliance.
Details the final steps for reinstalling the back cover and filling remaining holes with blanking plugs.
Provides instructions on how to reinstall transportation bolts before moving the appliance to prevent damage.
Explains how to adjust the feet for a level and stable position, minimizing vibrations and noise.
Covers the correct installation of the drain hose, including height requirements and connection methods.
Details how to connect the drain hose to a sink using a bracket, ensuring it's retained and stable.
Explains connecting the drain hose to the sink's water trap, ensuring a secure fit and proper height.
Instructions for connecting the drain hose to a waste water outlet, emphasizing correct height and security.
Warns against submerging the drain hose in water or incorrect height placement, which can cause continuous draining.
Explains the Aqua Stop inlet hose's function in controlling water supply and interrupting flow if a leak occurs.
Provides steps for connecting the inlet hose to the water tap and the appliance's water valve.
Stipulates that the appliance is designed only for cold water supply and warns against using old or hot water hoses.
Lists essential checks before connecting the power supply, ensuring compatibility and proper earthing.
Presents technical data in accordance with EU regulations, including energy efficiency, consumption, and performance.
Provides explanatory notes for the technical data, clarifying calculation bases and programme references.
Lists supplementary technical data, including number of programmes, power, water pressure, dimensions, and weight.
Guides users on checking troubleshooting sections, warranty cards, and the website for service information and claims.
