Haier Washing Machine User Manual

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a Haier product. Please read these instructions carefully before using the appliance. These instructions provide useful information to help you make the best use of your appliance, ensuring safe and proper installation, use, and maintenance.

Keep this manual in an appropriate place for future reference regarding the safe and proper use of the appliance. If you need to sell, give away, or dispose of the appliance due to moving, ensure you leave this manual with it so the next user can operate the appliance, including safety regulations.

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• ! Attention - Important safety rules
• i General information and advice
• ? Environmental information

Disposal: Contribute to the protection of the environment and human health. Dispose of packaging in recycling containers. Recycle waste electrical and electronic appliances. Do not dispose of appliances marked with this symbol with household waste. Dispose of the appliance at your local recycling facility or contact your municipal office.

! WARNING! Risk of injury or asphyxiation! Disconnect the appliance from the power supply. Cut the main cable and dispose of it. Remove the door lock to prevent a child or domestic animal from being trapped inside the appliance.

Table of Contents

1. Safety Instructions
2. Product Description
3. Control Panel
4. Programs
5. Consumption
6. Daily Use
7. Eco-friendly Washing
8. Maintenance and Cleaning
9. Troubleshooting
10. Installation
11. Technical Data
12. Customer Service

1. Safety Instructions

Before operating the appliance for the first time, please read the following safety instructions!

! Warning!

Before first use:

• Check for any transport damage.
• Remove all transport bolts.
• Remove all packaging and keep it out of reach of children.
• Always requires at least two people to handle the appliance as it is heavy.

Daily Use:

• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and above, as well as by persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they are supervised or instructed in the safe use of the appliance and understand the related risks.
• Keep children under 3 years of age away from the appliance unless they are continuously supervised.
• Children should not play with the appliance.
• Do not let a child or domestic animal approach the appliance when the door is open.
• Keep washing products out of reach of children.
• Close zippers, re-sew loose items, and pay attention to small items to prevent laundry from tangling. If necessary, use a suitable bag or net.
• Avoid touching or using the appliance barefoot or with wet hands or feet.
• Avoid covering the appliance while it is operating or after use to allow moisture to evaporate.
• Avoid placing heavy objects or sources of heat or moisture on the appliance.
• Avoid using or storing flammable detergent or dry cleaning agents near the appliance.
• Avoid using a flammable spray near the appliance.
• Avoid washing clothes treated with solvents in the appliance without air-drying them first.
• Avoid removing or inserting the plug in the presence of flammable gas.
• Avoid washing rubber or sponge materials at high temperatures.
• Avoid washing laundry soiled with flour.
• Avoid opening the detergent drawer during the wash cycle.
• Avoid touching the door during washing as it is hot.
• Avoid opening the door if water is visible through the porthole.
• Avoid forcing the door open. It is equipped with a locking system and opens a few moments after the end of the wash cycle.
• Stop the appliance after each wash program and before performing any maintenance, and unplug the appliance from the electrical supply to save energy and for safety reasons.
• Hold the plug, not the cord, to unplug the appliance.

Maintenance and Cleaning:

• Ensure children are supervised during cleaning and maintenance.
• Unplug the appliance from the electrical supply before performing any maintenance.
• Keep the lower part of the porthole clean and open the door and detergent drawer when the appliance is running.
• Do not use a water spray or steam cleaner to clean the appliance.
• Have a damaged power cord replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent, or similarly qualified persons to avoid a hazard.
• Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. For repairs, please contact customer service.

Installation:

• Place the appliance in a well-ventilated area. Choose a location that allows the door to be fully opened.
• Never install the appliance outdoors in a damp location, or in a place prone to water leaks, such as under or near a sink. In case of water leakage, cut off the electrical supply and let the washing machine dry naturally.
• Install or use the appliance only in locations where the temperature is above 5 °C.
• Avoid placing the appliance directly on a carpet or near a wall or furniture.
• Do not install the appliance facing direct sunlight or near heat sources (e.g., stoves, water heaters).
• Check that the electrical information on the rating plate conforms to the electrical supply. If not, please contact an electrician.
• Do not use multi-socket adapters and extension cords.
• Ensure you use only the supplied power cord and water inlet hose assembly.
• Ensure the power cord and plug are not damaged. If damaged, have them replaced by an electrician.
• For the electrical supply, use a separate, earthed socket that is easily accessible after installation. Earth this appliance.
• For the UK only: The appliance power cable includes a plug with 3 wires (earth) complying with the 3-wire (earth) socket standards. Never cut or remove the third wire (earth). After installing the appliance, the socket must be accessible.
• Ensure that the water inlet hose joints and connections are tight and that there are no leaks.

Intended Use:

• This appliance is designed for washing laundry in a washing machine only. Follow the care instructions on each garment's label each time. It is also designed exclusively for domestic use indoors. It is not intended for commercial or industrial use.
• No modification or alteration of this appliance is permitted. Improper use exposes you to risks and loss of all warranty and liability rights.

2. Product Description

Note: Due to technical modifications and different models, the illustrations in the following chapters may differ from your model.

2.1 Description of the Appliance

Front View (Fig. 2-1):

• 1. Detergent/softener drawer
• 2. Worktop
• 3. Program selector
• 4. Panel
• 5. Washing machine door
• 6. Maintenance flap
• 7. Adjustable feet

Rear View (Fig. 2-2):

• 1. Iron bar (11-12)
• 2. Transport bolts (T1-T4)
• 3. Rear panel reinforcement (HW80: 1 pc; HW100/120: 2 pcs)
• 4. Power cord
• 5. Drain hose
• 6. Water inlet valve
• 7. Rear panel reinforcement screws (HW80: 4 pcs, R1-R4; HW100/120: 10 pcs, R1-R10)

2.2 Accessories

Check the accessories and documentation against this list (Fig. 2-3):

• 2x Water inlet hose
• 6 Blanking plugs
• Detergent drain hose support
• Anti-vibration pads
• Warranty card
• User manual

3. Control Panel

3-1

• 1. Start/Stop button
• 2. Program selector
• 3. Display
• 4. Detergent drawer
• 5. Function buttons
• 6. Start/Pause button

Note: Audible signal

The audible signal sounds in the following cases:

• When you press a button;
• When you turn the program selector;
• At the end of a program.

You can disable the audible signal if needed: see the DAILY USE section (see P17 6.1.3).

3.1 Start/Stop Button

Press this button (Fig. 3-2) to turn the appliance on. The display lights up and the indicator for the "Start/Pause" button flashes. Press it again for about 2 seconds to turn off the appliance. If no panel element or program is activated for a while, the appliance will turn off automatically.

3.2 Program Selector

You can select one of the 14 programs by turning the knob (Fig. 3-3). The corresponding LED lights up and the default settings are displayed.

3.3 Display

The display (Fig. 3-4) shows the following information:

• Wash duration
• Delayed start
• Error codes and maintenance information
• Function buttons and Start/Pause button

3.4 Detergent Drawer

Open the drawer. It contains the following compartments (Fig. 3-5):

• 1: Compartment for powder or liquid detergent.
• 2: Detergent selection flap; lift it for powder detergent, keep it down for liquid detergent.
• 3: Compartment for disinfectant.
• 4: Compartment for softener.
• 5: Locking tab; press it to remove the drawer.

Refer to the detergent manual (see P11). The recommendation on the type of detergent is appropriate for different wash temperatures; please refer to the detergent manual (see P11).

3.5 Function Buttons

The function buttons (Fig. 3-6) activate additional options for the selected program before it starts. The corresponding indicators are displayed on the screen.

All functions are deactivated when you turn off the appliance or when you set a new program.

If a button has multiple options, you can select the desired option by pressing the button sequentially.

When pressing the buttons, if it is dimly lit, the function is deselected; if it is brightly lit, the function is selected.

Note: Factory Settings

To ensure optimal results in each program, Haier has precisely defined the default settings. In the absence of specific instructions, we recommend using the default settings.

3.5.1 - "Delayed Start" Button

Press this button (Fig. 3-7) to start the program with a delayed end. You can postpone the program end by increments of 30 minutes, from 0.5 to 24 hours (add time to the initial program duration). For example, if the screen displays "6:30", the program cycle will end in 6 hours and 30 minutes. Touch the "Start/Pause" button to activate the delayed end. It does not apply to the "Spin", "Refresh", and "Eco 40-60" programs.

Note: Liquid Detergent

If you use liquid detergent, it is not recommended to activate the delayed start.

3.5.2 - "i-time" Button

This function (Fig. 3-8) allows you to intensify the different wash times. Not all programs can select this function. See P11 for programs that can select this function.

3.5.3 - "Temp." Button

Press this button (Fig. 3-9) to change the wash temperature for the program. If no value is illuminated, the water will not be heated.

3.5.4 "Trs/Min" Function Button

Press this button (Fig. 3-10) to change or deselect the spin function. If no value is illuminated, the display ("1") indicates that the laundry will not be spun.

3.5.5 "Extra Rinse" Button

Touch this button (Fig. 3-11) to rinse the laundry more intensely with soft water. This function is recommended for people with sensitive skin. You can select one to three cycles by pressing the button several times. They are displayed on the screen with the extension P--1/P--2/P--3.

3.5.6 "Steam" Button

Touch this button (Fig. 3-12) to select the steam program. For programs with the steam function, the indicator is green and the indicator in the middle of the button is lit. You can select this function if needed when using the "Cotton, Synthetic, Mix, Baby Care" programs. The steam wash icon lights up when you use the steam wash function.

3.5.7 "Stains" Button

Press this button (Fig. 3-13) to choose specific options for stains. The symbols are explained in the following table:

• Grass
• Blood
• Wine
• Juice
• Mud
• Milk stain

3.6 "Start/Pause" Button

Briefly press this button (Fig. 3-14) to start or stop the currently displayed program. The LED indicator above the button lights up during setting, execution, or sudden interruption of the program.

3.7 Child Lock

To select a program and then start it, press the "Spin" and "Start/Pause" buttons (Fig. 3-15) simultaneously for 3 seconds to prevent the panel elements from being activated or displayed. To unlock, press both buttons again. The child lock indicator light comes on when child lock is activated. This feature is optional when the machine is running.

The display shows "clot" (Fig. 3-16) if you press the button when child lock is activated. No changes will be made.

4. Programs

Detergent compartment for:

• 1 Detergent
• 2 Softener or care product
• 3 Disinfectant

* Water is not heated.

1) Choose 90 °C as the wash temperature only for specific hygiene requirements.

2) Reduce the amount of detergent as the program duration is short.

3) Do not use chemical reactions with detergent.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice for quality improvement.

5. Consumption

The consumption values indicated here may vary depending on local conditions.

* Standard program for energy labeling in accordance with EU regulation 2010/30 UE: "Eco 40-60" and "60 °C/40 °C" with "Max. spin speed" setting. (Select Eco 40-60, touch the speed button repeatedly for 5 seconds. After the temperature function is displayed, select the temperature and maximum speed.)

The standard cotton 60 °C and 40 °C programs are suitable for normal cleaning of dirty cotton laundry. They are the most efficient in terms of water and energy consumption for washing cotton laundry. The water temperature used may vary depending on the indicated temperature cycle.

Note: Automatic weighing

The appliance is equipped with a load detection option. When the load is low, energy, water, and wash time are automatically reduced in certain programs.

6. Daily Use

6.1 Power Supply

Connect the washing machine to a power supply (220 V to 240 V~/50 Hz; Fig. 6-1). Please also refer to the INSTALLATION section.

6.2 Water Supply Connection

Before connecting, ensure the water inlet is clean and clear.

Open the tap (Fig. 6-2).

Note: Watertightness

Before use, check for leaks at the joints between the tap and the water inlet hose by opening the tap.

6.3 Laundry Preparation

• Sort clothes by fabric type (cotton, synthetic, wool, or silk) and by level of soiling (Fig. 6-3). Pay attention to the care instructions on the wash labels.
• Separate white clothes from colored clothes. Wash colored textiles by hand first to check if they bleed or get damaged.
• Empty pockets (keys, coins, etc.) and remove very hard decorative items (brooches).
• For laundry without hems, delicate items, and finely woven textiles such as curtains, place them in a laundry bag (hand washing or dry cleaning is more suitable).
• Close zippers, fastenings, and Velcro closures, and ensure buttons are securely sewn.
• Place items without solid hems, delicate underwear (lingerie), and small items such as socks, belts, bras, etc., in a laundry bag.
• Unfold large fabric pieces such as bed sheets and bedspreads, etc.
• Turn jeans and printed, decorated, or brightly colored fabrics inside out; wash them separately if possible.

! CAUTION! Non-textile items, loose or sharp objects can cause malfunctions and damage clothes and the appliance.

Wash Care Symbols

6.4 Loading the Appliance

• Insert laundry, piece by piece.
• Do not overload the appliance. Note the different maximum loads depending on the programs! General rule for maximum load: Keep a distance of six inches between the load and the top of the drum.
• Close the door securely. Ensure no laundry is caught.

6.5 Selecting Detergent

Wash efficiency and performance depend on the quality of the detergent used. Use exclusively a machine-washable detergent approved for machine washing. If applicable, use special detergents (e.g., for synthetics and woolens). Respect the detergent manufacturer's recommendations. Do not use dry cleaning agents such as trichloroethylene or other similar products.

Choose the most suitable detergent

L = liquid or gel detergent P = powder detergent O = optional - not available

If you use liquid detergent, it is not recommended to activate the delayed start.

Our recommendations:

• Powder detergent: 20°C to 90°C (optimal use: 40-60°C)
• Color detergent: 20°C to 60°C (optimal use: 30-60°C)
• Wool/delicate garment detergent: 20°C to 30°C (= optimal use: )

* Choose 90°C as the wash temperature only for specific hygiene requirements.

* If you choose to set the water temperature to 60°C or higher, we recommend using less detergent. Please use the special disinfectant suitable for cotton or synthetic fabrics.

* It is preferable to use less powder detergent or powder detergents that do not produce foam.

6.6 Adding Detergent

1. Slide the detergent drawer out of its compartment.
2. Add the required amount of detergent into the respective compartments (Fig. 6-4).
3. Gently push the drawer back in.

Note:

• Remove detergent residue from the drawer before the next wash cycle.
• Do not use too much detergent or softener.
• Follow the instructions specified on the detergent packaging.
• Always add detergent before starting the wash cycle.
• Dilute concentrated liquid detergent before adding it.
• Do not use liquid detergent if you have selected the "Delayed Start" function.
• Carefully select program settings according to the care symbols indicated on the laundry labels and according to the program table.

6.7 Turn the appliance on.

Press the "Start/Stop" button to turn the appliance on (Fig. 6-5). The LED indicator of the "Start/Pause" button flashes.

6.8 Selecting a Program

For optimal wash results, select a program that suits the degree of soiling and the type of laundry.

Turn the program selector knob (Fig. 6-6) to select the appropriate program. The LED indicator corresponding to the selected program lights up, and the default settings are displayed.

Note: Odor removal

Before first use, we recommend running the "COTTON +90°C" program at 600 rpm empty and adding a small amount of detergent to the detergent compartment (2) or a special machine cleaner to eliminate any potentially unpleasant residues.

6.9 Adding Optional Functions

Select the required options and settings (Fig. 6-7); refer to the CONTROL PANEL section.

6.10 Starting the Wash Program

Press the "Start/Pause" button (Fig. 6-8) to start the program. The LED indicator of the "Start/Pause" button stops flashing and lights up. The appliance operates according to the current settings. To make changes, you must cancel the program.

6.11 Interrupting - Canceling the Wash Program

To interrupt a running program, press "Start/Pause". The LED indicator above the button flashes. Press this button again to resume operation.

To cancel a running program and all its individual settings:

1. Press the "Start/Pause" button to interrupt the current program.
2. Press and hold the "Start/Stop" button for approximately 2 seconds to turn off the appliance.
3. Press the "Start/Stop" button to turn on the appliance, start the spin program, and select "no speed" (the speed indicators are off) to drain the water.
4. After closing the program to restart the appliance, select a new program and start it.

6.12 After Washing

Note: Door Lock

• For safety reasons, the washing machine door is temporarily locked during wash cycles. You can only open the door at the end of the program or after correct cancellation (see description above).
• In case of high water level or high water temperature, or during spinning, the door cannot be opened; the Lock symbol ? is displayed.
• The machine stops automatically.
• Remove laundry as soon as possible to avoid odors and prevent the laundry from creasing.
• Close the water supply.
• Unplug the power plug.
• Open the door to prevent moisture buildup and odors. Leave it open when not using the machine.

Note: Standby / Energy Saving Mode

Once the appliance is turned on, it enters standby mode if not used for 2 minutes before program start or at the end of the program. The screen turns off to save energy. Press the "Start/Stop" button to deactivate standby mode.

6.13 Activating or Deactivating the Alarm

You can disable the audible signal if needed:

1. Turn the appliance on.
2. Select the MIXTE program.
3. Simultaneously press the "Delayed Start" and "Temp." buttons for approximately 3 seconds. "6EEP OFF" is displayed, and the alarm is deactivated.

To activate the alarm, press these two buttons simultaneously again. "6EEP On" is displayed.

7. Eco-friendly Washing

Environmentally friendly use

• For better use of energy, water, detergent, and time, adhere to the recommended maximum load.
• Do not overload the appliance (using your hand, leave a clearance above the laundry).
• For lightly soiled laundry, select the Quick Wash program.
• Use the exact doses of each laundry product.
• Choose the lowest appropriate wash temperature - modern detergents clean effectively below 60°C.
• Optimize default settings only for important stains.
• Select the maximum spin speed when using a domestic tumble dryer.

8. Maintenance and Cleaning

8.1 Cleaning the Detergent Drawer

Always ensure that no detergent residue remains. Clean the detergent drawer regularly (Fig. 8-1):

1. Pull the drawer out until it stops.
2. Press the opening button to remove it.
3. Then clean the drawer with water and put it back in the appliance.

8.2 Cleaning the Machine

Unplug the machine during cleaning and maintenance.

• Use a soft cloth dampened with liquid soap to clean the machine (Fig. 8-2) and rubber components.
• Do not use organic chemical products or corrosive solvents.

8.3 Water Inlet Valve and Filter

To prevent water inlet obstruction by solid materials such as limescale, clean its filter regularly.

• Unplug the power cord and close the water supply.
• Remove the water inlet hose at the rear (Fig. 8-3) of the appliance, as well as the tap.
• Rinse the filter with water and a brush (Fig. 8-4).
• Insert the filter and install the water inlet hose.

8.4 Drum Cleaning

Remove items, especially metal parts accidentally introduced into the drum (Fig. 8-5), such as pins, coins, etc., as they can cause rust stains and damage.

• Use a chloride-free cleaner to remove rust stains. Follow the safety instructions of the cleaning agent manufacturer.
• Do not use hard objects or steel wool for cleaning.

8.5 Periods of Prolonged Non-use

If the appliance is not used for a long period:

1. Unplug the power plug (Fig. 8-6).
2. Close the water supply (Fig. 8-7).
3. Open the door to prevent moisture buildup and odors. Leave the doors open when not using the machine.

Before next use, carefully check the power cord, water supply, and drain hose. Ensure everything is correctly installed and there are no leaks.

8.6 Pump Filter

Clean the filter once a month and inspect the pump filter, for example, if the appliance:

• Does not drain water.
• Does not spin.
• Emits an unusual noise when operating.

! WARNING! Risk of burns! The water contained in the pump filter can be very hot! Before any intervention, ensure the water has cooled down.

1. Turn off the machine and unplug it (Fig. 8-8).
2. Open the maintenance flap. You can use a coin or a screwdriver (Fig. 8-9).
3. Place a flat container to collect the draining water (Fig. 8-10). The amount of water may be greater than expected!
4. Pull the drain hose and hold its end over the container (Fig. 8-10).
5. Remove the sealing knob from the drain hose (Fig. 8-10).
6. Once draining is complete, close the drain hose (Fig. 8-11) and put it back in the machine.
7. Unscrew and remove the pump filter by turning it clockwise (Fig. 8-12).
8. Remove impurities and dust (Fig. 8-13).
9. Carefully clean the pump filter under running water (Fig. 8-14).
10. Reassemble it carefully (Fig. 8-15).
11. Close the maintenance flap.

! CAUTION! The pump filter cap must be cleaned and in good condition. If the cap is not tightened properly, water may escape.

The filter must be in place, otherwise a leak may occur.

9. Troubleshooting

You can resolve most problems without precise expertise. In case of a problem, please check all possible solutions by following the instructions below before contacting after-sales service. See the CUSTOMER SERVICE section.

! WARNING!

• Before performing maintenance, turn off the appliance and unplug the power plug from the socket.
• Electrical equipment should only be maintained by qualified electricians, as incorrect repairs can cause considerable consequential damage.
• To avoid any risk, have a damaged power cord replaced only by the manufacturer, its representative, or by qualified persons.

9.1 Information Codes

The following codes are displayed for information only regarding the wash cycle. No action should be taken.

9.2 Troubleshooting with Code Display

9.3 Troubleshooting without Code Display

Note: Foam formation

In case of excessive foam formation during spinning, the motor stops and the drain pump is activated for 90 seconds. After 3 foam elimination attempts, the program ends without spinning.

If error messages reappear after the measures taken, turn off the appliance, unplug it, and contact customer service.

9.4 In case of power failure

The current program and its settings will be saved.

When the power supply is restored, operation will resume.

• If a power failure interrupts a running wash program, the door will be mechanically locked. To remove laundry, the water level must not be visible through the door's glass porthole - Risk of burns! The water level must be reduced as indicated in the "Pump Filter" section. Then, pull the lever (A) located under the maintenance flap (Fig. 9-1) until the door unlocks with a slight click. Then reassemble all parts.

Note: Unlock the door

When the washing machine is in a safe state (below the water level, visible through the window, and at a certain distance, with the cylinder temperature below 55°C, the inner cylinder has not rotated), it can unlock the doors during operation.

10. Installation

10.1 Preparation

• Remove the appliance from the packaging.
• Remove all packaging materials, including the polystyrene base, and keep them out of reach of children.
• When opening the packaging, you may see water droplets on the plastic bag and the porthole. This is normal and results from water tests performed at the factory.

Note: Packaging Disposal

Keep all packaging out of reach of children and dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner.

10.2 OPTIONAL: Installation of sound-reducing pads

1. When opening the heat-shrink packaging, you will find anti-noise pads that serve to reduce noise. (Fig. 10-1).
2. Tilt the washing machine onto its side, with the porthole facing upwards and the lower part of the machine facing you.
3. Remove the anti-noise pads and the double-sided adhesive protective film, stick the anti-noise pads under the washing machine casing as indicated in Figure 3 (two longer pads in positions 1 and 3, two shorter pads in positions 2 and 4). Return the machine to its upright position.

10.3 Remove Transport Bolts

The transport protections are designed to secure the anti-vibration components inside the appliance during transport to prevent internal damage. Remove all elements (I, R, S, and T, Fig. 10-2) before use.

1. Remove the 4 bolts (T1-T4) (Fig. 10-3).
2. Remove the 10 screws (from R1 to R10) from the lower rear reinforcement. Remove the reinforcements (S1 and S2) from the appliance.*HW100/120-B14979. Remove the 4 screws (from R1 to R4) from the lower rear reinforcement. Remove the reinforcements (S2) from the appliance.*HW80-B14979 (Fig. 10-4).
3. Remove the 2 iron bars 11 and 12 (Fig. 10-5).
4. Close the 6 holes with the blanking plugs (Fig. 10-6).

Note: Keep them in a safe place

Keep the transport bolts in a safe place for later use. Each time you want to move the appliance, first reinstall the bolts.

10.4 Moving the Appliance

If you wish to move the appliance over a long distance, reinstall the removed transport bolts before installation to prevent any damage:

10.5 Aligning the Appliance

Adjust all feet (Fig. 10-7) to achieve complete leveling. This will reduce vibration and noise during use, as well as wear. We recommend using a spirit level for adjustment. The floor should be as stable and flat as possible.

1. Loosen the lock nut (1) with a wrench.
2. Adjust the height by turning the foot (2).
3. Tighten the lock nut (1) against the housing.

10.6 Drainage Connection

Fix the drain hose correctly to the piping. The hose must reach a height between 80 and 100 cm above the lower edge of the appliance!

Always leave the drain hose attached to the clip at the rear of the appliance if possible.

! Warning!

• Use only the supplied connection kit for the connection.
• Never reuse a used connection kit!
• Connect the appliance only to a cold water supply.
• Before connecting, check if the water is clean and clear.

The following connections are possible:

10.6.1 Drain hose to sink

• Hang the drain hose over the edge of a suitably sized sink, using the U-shaped support (Fig. 10-8).
• Properly secure the U-shaped support against slipping.

10.6.2 Drain hose to wastewater drain connection

• The internal diameter of the drain with vent should be 40 mm.
• Place the drain hose approximately 80-100 mm from the wastewater pipes.
• Fix the U-shaped support and attach it securely (Fig. 10-9).

10.6.3 Drain hose connection to sink

• The connection should be located above the siphon.
• A spigot connection is usually closed by a block (A). You must remove it to prevent malfunction (Fig. 10-10).
• Secure the drain hose with a clamp.

! CAUTION! The drain hose must not be submerged in water, and must be securely fixed and leak-free. If the drain hose is on the floor, or if the pipe is less than 80 cm high, the washing machine will drain continuously as it fills (auto-siphoning). The drain hose cannot be extended. If necessary, contact after-sales service.

10.7 Cold Water Connection

Ensure the seals are inserted.

1. Connect the water inlet hose to the beveled tip of the appliance (Fig. 10-11). Manually retighten the screw seal.
2. The other end is connected to a water tap with a 3/4 inch thread (Fig. 10-12).

10.8 Electrical Connection

Before each connection, check if:

• The electrical supply, socket, and fuse are suitable for the rating plate.
• The power socket is earthed and no multi-socket adapter or extension cord is used;
• The plug and socket correspond perfectly.
• For the UK only: The UK socket complies with the BS1363A standard.

Plug the plug into the socket (Fig. 10-13).

! WARNING! Always ensure that all connections (electrical supply, drain hose, and potable water inlet hose) are solid, dry, and leak-free!

• Ensure these parts are never stepped on, bent, or twisted.
• If the power cord is damaged, have it replaced by the manufacturer (see warranty card) to avoid any risk.

11. Technical Data

11.1 Product Sheet According to EU Regulation No. 1061/2010

1) Based on 220 standard wash cycles for cotton 60°C and 40°C programs at full and partial load and reduced consumption modes. Actual energy consumption will vary depending on appliance usage.

2) Based on 220 standard wash cycles for cotton 60°C and 40°C programs at full and partial load. Actual water consumption will vary depending on appliance usage.

3) G category corresponds to the lowest efficiency and A category to the highest efficiency.

4) Based on the standard cotton 60°C program at full load and the standard cotton 40°C program at partial load.

5) The "standard cotton 60°C program" and "standard cotton 40°C program" are standard wash programs associated with the information contained in the label and the fiche. These programs are suitable for cleaning normally soiled cotton laundry and are the most efficient in terms of water and energy consumption.

6) If there is a power management system.

7) Based on the standard cotton 60°C program at full load.

8) Enter the European test procedure (select Eco 40-60 and repeatedly set the speed for 5 seconds. After the temperature function is displayed, select the temperature and maximum speed.)

11.2 Other Technical Data

11.3 Standards and Directives

This product complies with the requirements of all applicable CE directives and corresponding harmonized standards, which provide for CE marking.

12. Customer Service

Haier recommends using its Customer Service and original spare parts.

If you encounter a problem with your appliance, please check the TROUBLESHOOTING section beforehand.

If you do not find a solution, please contact:

• your local dealer or
• visit the website www.haier.com, in the Service and Support area, you will find phone numbers and an FAQ. You can also contact the claims service.

To contact our service, please ensure you have the following information.

This information can be found on the rating plate.

• Model
• Serial number

Also check the warranty card supplied with the product in case of warranty.

For general company information, here are our addresses in Europe:

Haier Addresses in Europe

*For more information, please consult the website www.haier.com