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Essential safety guidelines for users and technicians, covering general precautions and servicing.
Explanation of safety symbols (Warning, Caution, Electric Shock, etc.) and their meanings.
Detailed warnings on electrical safety, usage, modifications, and handling of components.
Detailed specifications including model name, capacity, power, dimensions, and energy ratings.
Guidance to consult the owner's manual for installation, operation, and troubleshooting tips.
Safety advice for diagnosing failures and changing components, focusing on static harm and voltage.
Schematic diagrams of the washing machine's circuit for both motor types.
Visual identification of components and connectors on the PCB for both motor types.
Procedures for entering service mode and performing various diagnostic tests.
Details on testing UI, drain pump, pressure switch, sensors, heater, and valves.
Procedures for testing drum rotation and spin speed accuracy.
Guides for self-checking components and understanding marketing display mode.
Explanation of E10 (water level not changing) and E12 (water level alarm).
Explanations for error codes related to drain, door lock, sensors, and motor.
Explanation of E61 (speed signal not transmitted) and E62 (speed signal abnormality).
Troubleshooting flowcharts for heating, door lock, water inlet, and drum rotation issues.
Flowcharts for non-drain, overtime drain, and water inlet overflow malfunctions.
Common washing machine malfunctions and their corresponding solutions.
Diagnosing vibration, detergent, stopping, and drainage noise issues.
Instructions on when and how to contact the service center for unresolved problems.
Procedures for testing water level switch and door lock resistance and function.
Procedures for testing water valve, pump, heater, and NTC resistance.
Procedure for testing motor resistance and expected values.
Instructions for removing the back cover, top cover, control panel, and front plate.
Procedures for removing the door assembly, lock, detergent box, and inlet valve.
Steps for removing the drain pump, motor, drum tub, heater, and NTC.
List of tools required for service, including spanners, pliers, and common tools.
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