Why is my Haier Washer not washing?
Your Haier Washer might not be washing due to several reasons. Check if there is a power failure or if the power plug is loose. Ensure the water level reaches the set level. Also, make sure the top lid is closed, and the laundries are placed orderly inside the machine. If the machine is slanting or there is metal material inside, correct these issues. When spinning, reorder the laundries.
Why won't my Haier Washer turn on?
If your Haier Washer does not act and the indicators are off, check if there is a power failure or if the power plug is loose. Use the machine when the power is on and ensure the power plug is tightly inserted.
What to do if my Haier Washer isn't draining and shows error E1?
If your Haier Washer is not draining properly and the display shows error code E1 accompanied by a buzzing sound, the drain hose might be positioned incorrectly or blocked. Ensure the drain hose is placed down correctly and not obstructed by any foreign materials. Open and close the top lid once after adjusting the hose or removing any blockage.
What to do if my Haier Washer is not filling with water?
If your Haier Washer is not filling with water, ensure the power plug is firmly inserted, the water faucet is turned on, and the Power On/Off and Start/Pause buttons are pressed.
What to do if my Haier Washer won't spin and shows error E3?
If your Haier Washer's safety switch actuates, it doesn't spin (after self-correction twice), and the nixie tube displays "E3" with buzzing, it might be due to the laundries being placed slantingly or the machine itself being slanting. Re-order the laundries, close the top lid, and level the machine. Then, open and close the top lid once.
What does error code E0 mean on my Haier HWM60-10?
If your Haier Washer is buzzing upon reservation starts and the nixie tube indicates "E0", it means the top lid is not closed. Close the top lid.
Why does my Haier HWM60-10 buzz and show "E0" when starting?
The buzzing sound and "E0" error on your Haier Washer typically indicates that the top lid is not completely closed. Make sure the top lid is securely closed before starting the washer.
General| Rated washing / spinning capacity(kg) | 5.0 |
|---|---|
| Water level/Water quantity (about) | Lowest/20L Low/30L Mid/37L High/48L |
| Water inlet pressure(MPa) | 0.03-0.78 |
Identifies and illustrates the various components of the washing machine.
Covers electrical safety, placement, water temperature, and laundry types for safe operation.
Highlights prohibitions and risks during machine operation and usage.
Details essential checks and preparations before starting a wash cycle.
Instructions for attaching the lint filter and bottom plate to the machine.
Guidance on leveling the washing machine for stable operation.
Steps for changing and correctly using the drain hose for effective drainage.
Procedure for connecting and disconnecting the water inlet hose.
Key steps before washing, including water connection and power supply.
Instructions for preparing laundry, such as checking pockets and sorting.
Guidelines on washing capacity, cloth types, and water levels.
Instructions on how to use washing powder, whitener, and recommended quantities.
Explanation of the display and main operational buttons like Water Level and Program/Reservation.
Details on the function of Power On/Off and Start/Pause buttons.
Sequential steps for operating the machine, from powering on to program selection.
Methods for selecting different wash programs based on laundry needs.
Lists the duration for each stage of various wash programs.
Notes on spinning behavior, soak process, colorfastness, and pulsator operation.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate water level for the load.
Instructions for scheduling a wash cycle to finish at a specific time.
Details on initiating, pausing, resuming cycles, and safety lid closure.
Information on how the machine automatically cuts off power after cycles.
Steps for cleaning the lint filter, water inlet valve, and cabinet.
Guidance on unplugging, hanging cords, wiping, and airing the machine.
Addresses error codes (E0-E4) and operational problems with solutions.
Explains common observations like intermittent spinning and program behavior.
Lists all components included in the product packaging with their quantities.
Details the washing machine model and its rated washing/spinning capacity.
Provides information on water levels, quantities, and inlet pressure.
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