Haier HA1000 User Manual
HA1000\HM1000
Automatic Drum Washing Machine
Table of Contents
Before using
Names of Parts--------------inside front cover
Matters Needing Attention--------------------1-3
Installation----------------------------------------4-5
Control Panel---------------------------------------6
Operational Functions------------------------6-7
During using
Program Selection--------------------------------8
Preparation-----------------------------------------9
Washing Methods---------------------------10-11
Maintenance
Maintenance -------------------------------------12
Trouble Shooting--------------------------------13
Technical Specification-------------------------14
Names of Parts
Detergent distributor
Operation button
Door
Porthole
Power supply cable
Earth terminal
Back plate screw (3)
Drainage hose
Top
program knob
Temperature knob
Drainage hose clip
Packing bolt (3)
Back plate
Caution and Warning symbols
For your safety, any instructions in this manual with this “Warning”
sign shall be strictly followed.
For your safety and to prevent damages to the washing machine,
any instructions in this manual with this “Stop” sign shall be
strictly followed.
This diagram may vary slightly with the layout of the washing machine you have just purchased due
to technical improvements.
Matters Needing Attention
• Safety
1. A separate earthed socket is required for the
power supply. After installation of the washing
machine,the power plug should be accessible
during the normal wash.
2. Hold the plug and not the electric cable when
unplugging the washing machine.
3. Fuses in the power circuit should be rated
for 15A. Refer to a washing machine technician or a Haier designated service point for
power cable replacement.
5. Do not use flammable detergent or dry cleaning agent; do not use flammable spray in close
vicinity to the washing machine; do not remove
or insert the plug in the presence of flammable
gas.
7. Do not allow children play with the packing materials after unpacking.
4. For your safety, dry hands before touching
the washing machine and wear appropriate
footwear .
6. The door of the washing machine will become hot during the water heating process.
Avoid contact with the door during the heating
process. For safety, keep children away from
the washing machine.
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Matters Needing Attention
8. The washing machine must not be used in
the open or in area of high moisture as water
droplets may form on electrical components,
Air dry the appliance if the washing machine
components become wet.
10. Keep away from heat sources and direct
sunlight to prevent plastic and rubber components from aging.
• Use
9. The washing machine should be place in
a well ventilated area maintaing a space
between walls or furniture.
11. During installation, ensure that the electric cable is not trapped by the washing machine and avoid damage to the electric
cable.
1. Make sure that the washing machine is securely connected to the water supply,take the
necessory precautions or con-tact the local
service center if the con-nection is poor or there
is a water leakage.
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2. After turning the power of f, turn the program
knob clockwise to set washing program.
Matters Needing Attention
3. Never place heavy objects ,a heating
applianceor a water container on the top
panel of the washing machine.
5. Before washing, do up zippers, buttons ,laces
and repair damaged areas,underwear or small
articals should be placed in the laundry bag
or a pillowslip.
Do not wash clothes containing wire frames.
7. The door is fitted with a self-lock device
and will not open until 2~3 minutes after
the washing machine stops. Do not force
the door open. Do not open the door when
water level reaches the port hole.
4. Do not wash foam rubber or similar
sponge materials.
6. Do not open the detergent box during
the wash cycle.
8. After washing, turn off the tap to prevent
leakage; unplug the washing machine and
wipe clean the lower part of the port hole.
9. Keep the door slightly open when the washing machine is not being used. Never cover
the machine with a plastic sheet.
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