Haier Washer-Dryer User Manual

3.1 "Power" button

Touch to switch on; the display illuminates. Touch again for 2 seconds to switch off. Auto-shutdown occurs if no activity.

3.2 Programme selector

Turn the knob to select one of 14 programmes. The corresponding LED lights up.

3.3 Display

Shows washing/drying time, end time delay, error codes, and service information.

3.4 Detergent drawer

Compartments for detergent, sanitizer, and softener. Use liquid detergent before the wash cycle begins. Do not use liquid detergent with the 'Delay' function.

3.5 Function buttons

Enable additional options before starting a programme. Indicators light up when selected. Options are disabled when the appliance is switched off or a new programme is set.

• 3.5.1 "Delay" button: Starts the programme with a delay (0.5-24 hours). Not applicable to "Spin", "Refresh", and "Eco 40-60". Delay time must be longer than the programme run time.
• 3.5.2 "Extra Rinse" button: Provides additional rinses with fresh water for sensitive skin. Select 1 to 3 additional cycles.
• 3.5.3 "Temp." button: Changes the washing temperature.
• 3.5.4 "Speed" button: Changes or deselects the spin speed.
• 3.5.5 "Dry Level" button: Selects drying level: Pic-1 (store after drying), Pic-2 (wear after drying), Pic-3 (iron after drying).
• 3.5.6 "i-Refresh" button: Used for odor removal, dust removal, mite removal, and moisture removal. Follow specific tips for i-Refresh care.
• 3.5.7 "Stain removal" button: Selects special features for different stains (Grass, Wine, Blood, Soil, Juice, Milk).

3.6 "Start/Pause" button

Starts or interrupts the programme. The LED above the button lights up or blinks.

3.7 Child lock

Press "Speed" and "Start/Pause" simultaneously for 3 seconds to activate/deactivate. The child lock indicator lights up when active. Display shows "clot" when a button is pressed with child lock active.

6.1 Power supply

Connect to a 220V-240V~/50Hz power supply. Refer to INSTALLATION section.

6.2 Water connection

Check water inlet for cleanliness. Turn on the tap. Ensure tightness of connections.

6.3 Preparing laundry

Sort clothes by fabric type and dirt level. Separate whites from colours. Empty pockets and remove decorative objects. Use a wash bag for delicates, items without firm hem, underwear, and small items. Close zippers, velcro, and hooks. Unfold large items. Turn jeans and printed items inside out.

Special hints for drying: Sort by fabric, desired dry level, and residual moisture. Spin with maximum speed before drying. Do not exceed 6 kg load. Loosen large pieces. Do not dry delicate fabrics that may shrink or lose shape. Avoid overdrying jersey and knitwear.

Care chart

Provides guidance on washing (temperatures, processes), bleaching (allowed, oxygen/non-chlorine, do not bleach), drying (tumble dry normal/low temp, do not tumble dry, line drying, flat drying), ironing (max temp, medial temp, low temp), and professional textile care (dry cleaning, wet clean).

6.4 Loading the appliance

Load laundry piece by piece. Do not overload. Keep six inches between load and drum top. Close the door carefully, ensuring no laundry is pinched.

CAUTION! Non-textile, small, loose, or sharp-edged items can cause malfunctions and damage.

6.5 Selecting detergent

Use machine wash approved detergents. Use specific detergents for synthetics and wool. Follow manufacturer recommendations. Do not use dry cleaning agents. The table shows recommended detergent types (Universal, Colour, Delicate, Special, Softener) for each programme.

• Recommendations: Laundry powder: 20°C to 90°C (best 40-60°C). Color detergent: 20°C to 60°C (best 30-60°C). Wool/delicate detergent: 20°C to 30°C.

6.6 Adding detergent

Slide out the drawer, add chemicals to corresponding compartments, and push back gently. Remove residues. Do not overuse. Follow detergent package instructions. Dilute concentrated liquid detergent. Do not use liquid detergent with "Delay" selected.

6.7 Switch on the appliance

Touch the "Power" button. The "Start/Pause" LED flashes.

6.8 Select a programme

Turn the programme knob to select the appropriate programme. Related LED lights up.

Note: Odour removal: Before first use, run "COTTON+90°C" with no load and a small amount of detergent or a special machine cleaner.

6.9 Add individual selections

Select required options and settings using the control panel buttons.

6.10 Start wash programme

Touch the "Start/Pause" button to start. The LED lights up continuously.

6.11 Interrupt / cancel wash programme

Press "Start/Pause" to interrupt (LED flashes). Press again to resume. To cancel, interrupt, then switch off using the "Power" button for 2 seconds. Then switch on, select "Spin" with no speed to drain, then select a new programme.

6.12 After washing

• Note: Door lock: Door is locked during the cycle and unlocks automatically at the end or after cancellation. It cannot be opened if there is high water level, high temperature, or during spinning (display shows "Lock").
• Steps after washing: "End" is displayed. Appliance switches off automatically. Remove laundry promptly to prevent wrinkling. Turn off water supply. Unplug the power cord. Open the door to prevent moisture and odours.
• Note: Standby mode / energy-saving mode: Appliance enters standby if inactive for 2 minutes. Push "Power" to exit.
• Note: Cool down cycle for drying cycle: The last part of the drying cycle is without heat to prevent garment damage.

6.13 Activate or deactivate the buzzer

Switch on, select "MIX" programme. Touch "Delay" and "Temp." buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. "bEEP OFF" deactivates the buzzer; "bEEP On" activates it.

8.1 Cleaning the detergent drawer

Regularly clean the drawer, ensuring no detergent residues remain. Pull out, press release button, remove, flush with water, and reinsert.

8.2 Cleaning the machine

Unplug during cleaning. Use a soft cloth with soap liquid for the machine case and rubber components. Do not use organic chemicals or corrosive solvents.

8.3 Water inlet valve and inlet valve filter

Clean regularly to prevent blockage. Unplug, turn off water supply, unscrew inlet hose, flush filters with water and a brush, then reinsert.

8.4 Cleaning the drum

Remove metal parts (pins, coins) to prevent rust stains and damage. Use non-chloride cleaner for rust stains. Do not use hard objects or steel wool.

8.5 Long periods of disuse

Pull out the plug, turn off water supply, and open the door to prevent moisture/odours. Before next use, check power cord, water inlet, and drain hose.

8.6 Pump filter

Clean the filter monthly or if the appliance doesn't drain, doesn't spin, or makes unusual noise. WARNING: Water in the pump filter can be hot. Turn off and unplug the machine. Open service flap, provide a container for water, pull out drain hose, remove sealing plug, close drain hose, unscrew pump filter, and remove contaminants.

CAUTION! Ensure pump filter sealing is clean and unhurt. Tighten lid fully to prevent leakage. Filter must be in place.

9.1 Information codes

Codes displayed for information only:

• 01:25: Remaining wash cycle time: 1 hour 25 minutes.
• 06:30: Remaining wash cycle time with delay: 6 hours 30 minutes.
• AUŁO: Automatic load detection working.
• End: Washing cycle finished, appliance shuts off automatically.
• clock-: Child lock activated.
• Lock-: Door closed due to high water level, temperature, or spinning.
• bEEP OFF: Buzzer deactivated.
• bEEP On: Buzzer activated.

9.2 Troubleshooting with display code

9.3 Troubleshooting without display code

Troubleshooting continued

Note: Foam formation: If excessive foam is detected, the motor stops, and the drain pump activates for 90 seconds. If foam elimination fails, the programme ends without spinning.

10.1 Preparation

Remove all packaging materials, including polystyrene. Keep out of children's reach. Water drops may be present due to factory testing.

Note: Packaging disposal: Dispose of packaging materials in an environmentally friendly manner.

10.2 OPTIONAL: Install noise reduction pads

If included, attach the noise reduction pads to the bottom of the machine as shown in the diagram.

10.3 Dismantle the transportation bolts

Remove all transportation bolts and reinforcements (T1-T4, R1-R10, S1-S2) and iron bars (I1, I2) from the rear of the appliance before use.

Note: Keep in safe place: Store transportation bolts for future use when moving the appliance.

10.4 Moving the appliance

If moving the machine, replace the transportation bolts to prevent damage.

10.5 Aligning the appliance

Adjust all feet to achieve a level position, minimizing vibrations and noise. Use a spirit level. Ensure the floor is stable and flat.

1. Loosen the locknut.
2. Adjust the height by turning the foot.
3. Tighten the locknut.

10.6 Drain Water Connection

Fix the drain hose properly. Height should be between 80-100 cm. Keep the hose fixed to the clip at the appliance back.

WARNING! Use only supplied hose set. Never reuse old hoses. Connect only to cold water supply. Check water clarity.

• 10.6.1 Drain hose to sink: Hang hose with U-support over sink edge. Ensure U-support is secure.
• 10.6.2 Drain hose to waste water connection: Internal diameter of stand pipe must be ≥ 40 mm. Insert hose 80-100 mm into wastewater pipe. Attach U-support securely.
• 10.6.3 Drain hose to sink connection: Junction must be above siphon. Remove any plug (A) from spigot connection. Secure hose with a clamp.

CAUTION! Drain hose should not be submerged. Ensure it is fixed and leak-free. If hose is on the ground or pipe is < 80 cm, machine will drain continuously. Do not extend hose; contact service if needed.

10.7 Fresh Water Connection

Ensure gaskets are inserted. Connect the angled end of the water inlet hose to the appliance hand-tight. Connect the other end to a 3/4" water tap.

10.8 Electrical Connection

Check power supply, socket, and fusing are appropriate. Ensure socket is earthed and no multi-plugs/extensions are used. UK plug must meet BS1363A standard. Plug into the socket.

WARNING! Ensure all connections (power, drain, water hose) are firm, dry, and leak-free. Do not crush, kink, or twist cords. Damaged cords must be replaced by a service agent.

11.1 Product fiche according to regulation EU No. 1061/2010

Provides a table with technical data for Haier models HWD80-B14979, HWD100-B14979, and HWD120-B14979, including energy efficiency class, energy consumption, washing performance class, water remaining after spin, maximum spin speed, washing capacity, drying capacity, water consumption, washing/drying time, estimated annual consumption, and noise levels.

• Notes: Class G is least efficient, Class A is most efficient. European standard test procedure details are provided for washing and drying. Actual energy consumption depends on usage.

11.2 Additional technical data

Details dimensions (HxWxD in mm), voltage, current, max power, water pressure, and net weight for the models.

11.3 Standards and Directives

This product meets the requirements of applicable EC directives and harmonised standards for CE marking.