Why my Haier HWM120-B1678S8 Washer does not work?
If your Haier Washer isn't working, first check for a power outage and wait for the power to be restored. Ensure the power plug is tightly inserted. Also, the washer may not start until the water fills to the preset level, so wait for that to happen.
What to do if my Haier HWM120-B1678S8 Washer machine does not work?
If your Haier Washer is not working, make sure the power plug is properly inserted and the top lid is securely closed. An unevenly distributed laundry load can also prevent the machine from starting; redistribute the load evenly and press the Start/Pause button again.
What to do if my Haier HWM120-B1678S8 display shows E4?
If your Haier Washer displays E4, it means there may be an issue with the water supply. First, make sure the water tap is turned on and the water supply hasn't been interrupted. Also, check if the water inlet valve is blocked and clean it if necessary. Finally, ensure that the water pressure is adequate before trying again. Press the Start/Pause button after each of these steps.
How to fix abnormal sounds inside my Haier HWM120-B1678S8?
If your Haier Washer is making abnormal sounds, ensure the machine is level. An unevenly distributed laundry load or foreign objects inside the bowl can also cause unusual noises. Level the machine, spread the load evenly, and remove any foreign objects. Then close the top lid and press the Start/Pause button once more.
What to do if my Haier HWM120-B1678S8 Washer does not spin and shows E3?
If your Haier Washer is not spinning and the display shows E3, it could be due to an unevenly distributed laundry load or the machine not being level. Try to spread the load evenly and ensure the machine is level. Press the Start/Pause button once more after making these adjustments.
How to fix Haier Washer that does not drain and shows E1?
If your Haier Washer is not draining properly or is draining slowly and the display shows E1, the drain hose might be blocked. Remove any blockage from the drain hose and press the Start/Pause button once more.
What to do if my Haier Washer stops and shows E2?
If your Haier Washer stops running and the display shows E2, it's likely because the top lid isn't closed properly. Close the top lid and press the Start/Pause button once more to resume the cycle.
How to fix water tap leakage in my Haier Washer?
If your Haier Washer water tap is leaking, the water inlet hose might be loose. Try fastening the inlet hose to stop the leakage.
Details and illustrates the main parts of the washing machine for user familiarization.
Explains warning and forbidden symbols used in the manual for safe operation.
Provides essential safety advice for electrical connections, handling the power cord, and earthing.
Lists actions that must be avoided to prevent damage, injury, or voiding the warranty.
Details prohibitions like using in damp environments, with extensions, or by unsupervised children.
Advises on safe water filling procedures and removing items from laundry before washing.
Instructions for attaching the bottom plate to reduce noise during operation.
Guidance on leveling the machine using adjustable feet for stability.
Steps to reposition the drain hose for proper drainage.
Rules for positioning the drain hose, including length and height requirements.
Instructions for connecting the water inlet hose to the tap.
Detailed steps for connecting the water inlet hose jointer to the water tap.
Instructions for connecting the water inlet hose to the washing machine's valve.
Details on connecting the water inlet hose to its jointer securely.
How to verify the water inlet hose connection to the tap for leaks.
Steps for safely disconnecting the water inlet hose from the machine and tap.
Steps to prepare the machine and connect water/power before starting.
Advice on sorting, loading, and washing clothes for optimal results.
Guidance on the maximum load capacity and fabric types.
Instructions for using washing powder, liquid detergent, and softener.
Describes the function of each button on the control panel.
Details on how to use the power button to switch the machine on/off.
Explains specific functions activated via the Function button.
How to adjust and interpret water level settings.
How to adjust soak time, rinse cycles, and spin time.
How to use the progress button to select washing cycles.
Instructions for setting a delayed start for washing cycles.
How to start, pause, and resume washing operations.
How to adjust settings like rinse, spin time, and tub clean.
Process for adjusting water level during a wash cycle.
Step-by-step guide to activate the delay wash function.
Final step to begin the washing cycle using the Start/Pause button.
Procedures for cleaning the detergent drawer and lint filter.
How to clean the filter at the water inlet valve to prevent blockages.
Methods for cleaning the exterior of the washing machine case.
Solutions for problems related to slow or no draining.
Troubleshooting steps for when the machine stops unexpectedly.
How to resolve problems with the spin cycle not engaging.
Solutions for errors related to water filling.
Guidance for issues indicated by error code FA.
Steps to take when the machine fails to start washing.
Troubleshooting for when the machine does not spin.
How to identify and resolve unusual noises from the machine.
Solutions for leaks occurring at the water tap connection.
Troubleshooting for specific error codes related to door lock and communication failures.
Explains common issues like stopping before cycle completion or water in drain hose.
Lists all items included in the washing machine packaging.
Provides technical details for different washing machine models.
This document describes the Haier Top Load Fully Automatic Washing Machine, models HWM120-B1678S8 and HWM140-B1678S8, providing a user manual for its operation, installation, and maintenance.
The Haier Top Load Fully Automatic Washing Machine is designed for washing various types of laundry with ease and efficiency. It features a fully automatic operation, meaning it can handle the entire washing process from filling water to spinning dry, with minimal user intervention once a program is selected. The machine is equipped with a pulsator for effective cleaning and an inner tub where the laundry is placed. It includes a detergent drawer for both liquid and powder detergents, as well as a softener compartment, ensuring proper dispensing during the wash cycles.
The control panel, located at the top of the machine, allows users to select from a variety of washing programs tailored to different fabric types and soil levels. These programs include:
The machine also offers several functions and customizable options, such as water level adjustment, soak time, rinse count, spin time, and a delay wash function.
Installation and Setup: Before operation, the machine requires proper installation. This includes installing a bottom plate to reduce noise, balancing the machine on a level floor using adjustable feet, and correctly positioning the drain hose to prevent blockages or trampling. The water inlet hose must be securely connected to a suitable water tap, ensuring no leaks. The manual provides detailed steps for connecting the water inlet hose jointer to both the water tap and the washer, including instructions for removing the bushing if the tap is too large.
Before Washing: Users are advised to prepare laundry by clearing pockets, tying straps, buttoning up, and closing zippers. The laundry weight should not exceed the machine's rated capacity, and clothes should be spread out evenly in the tub. For delicate items or to prevent excessive vibration, turning clothes inside out or using a laundry net is recommended. Sorting clothes by color and checking care labels are also important. The manual warns against washing water-proof clothing, as this can affect load balance during spin cycles, and against washing laundry contaminated with flammable or explosive substances.
Loading and Detergent: The washing capacity is based on the maximum dry weight of laundry, but fabric thickness, size, and type can influence the actual capacity. For loads less than 2.0kg, the "Low" water level is suggested. The use of low suds/high-efficiency washing powder designed for automatic washing machines is recommended. Detergents (liquid or powder) and softeners are added to designated compartments in the drawer. For washing powder, it's suggested to add it directly to the drawer or dissolve it in water first, especially for quick-dissolving types. For liquid detergent, it's poured directly into its compartment. Softener is added to its compartment and dispensed during the rinse cycle. Flushing the detergent drawer with water after each use helps prevent residue buildup.
Operation: To start, the user presses the "Power" button to switch the machine on. Then, the "Program" knob is turned to select the desired washing program. "Cotton" is the default program. For programs like "Cotton" or "Eco," Fuzzy Logic automatically detects the laundry load and sets a suitable water level. The water level, soak time, rinse count, and spin time can be adjusted based on fabric type and load size. The "Progress" button allows selection of different washing cycles within certain programs. The "Delay" function enables users to set a completion time for the wash cycle between 2 and 24 hours. After selecting the program and desired options, the "Start/Pause" button initiates the wash cycle. During operation, the "Start/Pause" button can also be used to pause and resume the machine. An acoustic signal indicates the end of the wash cycle, and the machine automatically switches off.
Safety Warnings: The manual emphasizes several safety precautions:
Cleaning and General Maintenance: To ensure longevity and optimal performance, regular maintenance is crucial. Before any cleaning or maintenance, the machine must be unplugged to avoid electric shock.
Detergent Drawer: The detergent drawer should be cleaned after each wash. To do this, slightly lift and pull out the drawer, rinse it with water, and brush it clean. Then, reinsert it into its original position.
Lint Filter: The lint filter must be used during washing and cleaned after each use. To clean, press down the upper area of the filter case to remove it, unlock the front cover, and clean the filter with running water and a brush. After cleaning, reassemble the filter and reinsert it into the filter case, ensuring it fits completely to maintain washing performance.
Water Inlet Valve Filter: To prevent blockages from dirt and dust, the filter at the water inlet valve should be cleaned by brushing it every two months.
Machine Case: If the washing machine case is dirty, it should be wiped with a damp cloth. Direct washing with water is not recommended. A soft cloth with soap liquid can be used for cleaning. Harsh solvents, petrol, alcohol, or thinners should not be used to wipe the machine.
Post-Wash Care: After a washing cycle, the water tap should be turned off (and the water inlet hose removed if desired). Water should not be stored in the tub for long periods without completing a wash cycle; the water should be drained completely. The power cord and drain hose should be hung properly. Water droplets on the machine case should be wiped off with a soft cloth, and the lid left open for an hour to prevent moisture and odors.
Troubleshooting: The manual includes a troubleshooting guide for common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions. This helps users diagnose and resolve minor issues before contacting customer service. Examples include:
The manual advises against attempting to fix the machine oneself if a repair is needed, and to contact a technician. It also explains common occurrences like stopping before spinning (due to uneven load), spin program not working (water drains first), water in the drain hose when unpacked (residue from factory inspection), and operation stopping mid-cycle (machine detected low water level and will add water). The machine is designed to resume operation after power supply is restored if the power plug is properly inserted.
General| Washing Capacity | 12 kg |
|---|---|
| Type | Top Load |
| Energy Rating | 5 Star |
| Color | Silver |
| Motor Type | Inverter Motor |
| Water Level Selection | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Quick Wash | Yes |
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