Haier HWF95ANB1 - Manuals

NZ AU 1-Safety information 5 WARNING! Daily use ▶ Do not remove or insert the plug in the presence of flammable gas. ▶ Do not hot wash f oam rubber or sponge-li ke materials. ▶ Do not wash any laundry which is polluted with fl our. ▶ Do not open detergent drawer during any wash cycle. ▶ Do not touch t...

1-Safety information NZ AU 6 Intended use This appliance is intended for washing machine-washable laundry only. Anytime follow the instructions given on the label of each garment label. It is designed exclusively for domestic use inside the house. It is not intended for commercial or industrial use....

NZ AU 2-Product description 7 2.1 Picture of appliance Front (Fig. 2-1): Rear side (Fig. 2-2): 2.2 Accessories Check the accessories and literature in accordance with this list (Fig.2-3): Note: - 2-3 1 Detergent / Softener drawer 2 Work top3 Programme selector4 Panel 5 Washer door6 Service fl ap 7 Ad...

3-1 3-2 3-3 8 3-4 NZ AU take HWF95AN1 as an example Refresh Press to turn the washer ON/OFF. Press and hold the Power button for five seconds until the power is turned on and the APP will be displ- ayed on the screen to turn on the network function. Temp: Select washing temperature Soak: Select the n...

9 3.5 Function buttons l a n o it i d d a e l b a n e ) 6 - 3 . g i F ( s n o t t u b n o it c n u f e h T options in the selected programme before programme starts. The related indicators are displayed. programme, all options are disabled.If a button has multiple options, the desired option can be ...

3-Control panel NZ AU 10 3.7 Key lock Press and hold Temp. and Soak combination keys for three seconds, the Keylock icon (Fig. 3-14) lights up. All buttons on control panel excepting the Powerbuttons are disabled. Repeat the operation to releasethe lock. The display shows c oI I - (Fig. 3-15) if a b...

NZ AU 13 6-Consumption Note: Auto Weight The appliance is equipped with a loading recognition. At low loading, energy, water and washing time will be reduced automatically in some programmes. The display shows “ ” . Check the energy label for energy consumption information. The actual energy consump...

7-Daily use NZ AU 14 7.3 Preparing laundry ▶ Sort out clothes according to fabric (cotton, synthetics, wool or silk etc.) and how to dirty they - f o g n ill e b a l e r a c e h t o t n o it n e t t a y a P .) 3 - 7 . g i F ( washing labels. ▶ Separate white clothes from coloured ones. they fade or ...

15 NZ AU 7-Daily use Care chart Washing Washable up to 95°C normal process Washable up to 60°C normal process Washable up to 60°C mild process Washable up to 40°C normal process Washable up to 40°C mild process Washable up to 40°C very mild process Washable up to 30°C normal process Washable up to 3...

16 7-Daily use NZ AU 7.5 Selecting detergent ▶ ▶ Use only machine wash approved detergent. ▶ ▶ See tips for countertop detergent stickers. . ▶ Do not use dry cleaning agents such as trichloroethylene and similar products. Choose the best detergent Programme Kind of detergent Universal Colour Delicat...

MAX MAX NZ AU 7-Daily use 17 7.7 Switch on the appliance 7.6 Adding detergent 1. Slide out the detergent drawer. 2. Put the required chemicals into corresponding compartments (Fig. 7-4), 3. Push back the drawer gently. Note: ▶ Remove detergent residues before next wash cycle from the detergent drawe...

7- NZ AU 18 Dai ly use 1. End is displayed at the end of the program cycle. 2. 3. Remove laundry as soon as possible to go easy on it and to prevent more wrinkling. 4. 5. Unplug the power cord. 6. Open the door to prevent formation of moisture and odours. Leave it open while not used. 7.13 Activate ...

NZ AU 19 8-Eco-friendly washing Environmentally responsible use ▶ To achieve best use of energy, water, detergent and time you should use the recommended maximum load s ize. ▶ Do not overload (hand width clearance above laundry). ▶ For slightly soiled laundry select the Express 15 programme. ▶ Apply...

9-Care and cleaning NZ AU 20 9.1 Cleaning the detergent drawer Take always care there are no detergent residues. Clean the drawer regularly (Fig. 9-1): 1. Pull out the drawer until it stops. 2. Press the release button and remove the drawer.3. Flush the drawer with water until it is clean and insert...

9-Care and cleaning NZ AU 21 9.5 Long periods of disuse If the appliance is left idle for a longer period: 1. Pull out the electrical plug (Fig. 9-6). 9 2. 3. Open the door to prevent formation of mould and odours. Leave door open while not used. Before next usage check carefully power cord, water i...

NZ AU 22 9-Care and cleaning CAUTION! ▶ ▶ 9. (Fig. 9-14). 9 10. 11. Close service fl ap. 9-14 9-15 undamaged. properly tightened , water can leak.

10-Troubleshooting NZ AU 23 of a problem please check all shown possibilities and follow below instructions before you WARNING! ▶ Before maintenance, deactivate the appliance and disconnect the mains plug from the mains socket. ▶ improper repairs can cause considerable consequential damages. ▶ A dam...

10-Troubleshooting NZ AU 24 Problem Cause Solution F3 Temperature sensor error. Contact the After sales service. F4 Heating error. Contact the After sales service. F7 Motor error. Contact the After sales service. FA Water level sensor error. FC0, FC1 or FC2 Abnormal communication error. Contact the ...

25 10-Troubleshooting NZ AU Problem Cause Solution Excessive foam in Detergent is not a appropriate. Detergent is too concentrated. Check detergent recommen- dations. Dilute detergent. Au tomatic adjustment ment of w ashing time . Washing programme duration will be adjusted. This is normal and doesn...

11-Installation NZ AU 26 11.1 Preparation ▶ Take the appliance out of the packaging. ▶ keep them out of childrens reach. While opening the package, water drops may be seen on plastic bag and porthole. This normal phenomenon results from water tests in the factory. 11.3 Dismantle the transportation b...

11-Installation NZ AU 27 11.5 Aligning the appliance Adjust all feet (Fig. 11-7) to achieve a complete level position. This will minimize vibra and thus noise during use. It will also reduce wear and tear. We recommend to a spirit level for adjustment. Floor should be as stable and fl at as possible....

28 11-Installation NZ AU Following connections are possible: 11.6.1 Drain hose to sink ▶ Hang the drain hose with the U-support over the edge of a sink with adequate size (Fig. 10-8). ▶ slipping. 11.6.2 Drain hose to waste water connection ▶ The internal diameter of the stand pipe with vent-hole mus...

NZ AU 29 11-Installation 11.8 Electrical Connection Before each connection check if: ▶ power supply, socket and fusing are appropriate to the rating plate. ▶ the power socket is earthed and no multi-plug or extension are used. ▶ the power plug and socket are strictly according. Put the plug into the...

HWF10AN1 HWF90AN1 HWF80AN1 Voltage in V 220-240 V~/50Hz Current in A 10 Max power in W 2000 Wa t er pressu r e in MPa 0.03≤P ≤1 Netto weight in kg 77 70 80 11.1 Additional technical data Note: The exact height of your washer is dependent on how far the feet are extended from the base of the machine....

NZ AU 1 3 13-Customer service We recommend our Haier Customer Service and the use of original spare parts. ▶ your local dealer. ： ▶ and FAQs and where you can activate the service claim. To contact our Service, ensure that you have the following data available.The information can be found on the rat...