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- Page 1 HWF10AN1 HWF90AN1 HWF80AN1 HWF80ANB1 HWF90ANB1 HWF10ANB1 NZ AU...
- Page 2 Thank You NZ AU Thank you for purchasing a Haier Product. Please read these instructions carefully before using this appliance. The instructions con- tain important information which will help you get the best out of the appliance and ensure safe and proper installation, use and maintenance.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Content NZ AU 1-Safety information ........................... 4 2-Product description ......................... 7 3-Control panel ............................ 8 WiFi connection & Remote mode..................... 5-Programmes ..........................12 6-Consumption ..........................13 7-Daily use ............................14 8-Eco-friendly washing ........................19 9-Care and cleaning ..........................20 10-Troubleshooting .......................... 23 11-Installation .............................26 12-Technical data ..........................30 13-Customer service ........................31... -
Page 4: 1-Safety Information
1-Safety information NZ AU safety hints! WARNING! Make sure there is no transport damage. Make sure all transport bolts are removed. Remove all packaging and keep out of children´s reach. Handle the appliance always with at least two persons because it is heavy. - Page 5 1-Safety information NZ AU WARNING! Daily use Do not remove or insert the plug in the presence of flammable gas. Do not hot wash foam rubber or sponge-like materials. Do not wash any laundry which is polluted with flour. Do not open detergent drawer during any wash cycle. Do not touch the door during the washing process, it gets hot.
- Page 6 1-Safety information NZ AU WARNING! Installation Install or use the appliance only where the temperature is above 5 °C. Do not place the appliance directly on a carpet, or close to a wall or furniture. Do not install the appliance in direct sunlight or in the near of heat sources (e.
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Page 7: 2-Product Description
2-Product description NZ AU Note: 2.1 Picture of appliance Front (Fig. 2-1): Rear side (Fig. 2-2): 2 3 4 Delay Temp. Stain removal Steam Extra Rinse Speed Cotton Synthetics Duvet Wool Delicate Outdoor Refresh Refresh Refresh Babycare Express 15’ Fast Spin Cotton 20 Eco 40-60... - Page 8 NZ AU take HWF10AN1 as an example Refresh 3.4 Detergent drawer Open detergent drawer, the following components can be seen (Fig. 3-5): 1: compartment for powder detergent. 2: compartment for liquid detergent. This compartment is intended for liquid detergent to be used with the auto-dose function.
- Page 9 NE AU The recommendation on the type of detergents is suitable for the various washing temperatures, please refer to the manual of detergent (see P11). 3.5 Function buttons i F ( t i d ptions in the selected programme before programme starts. The related indicators are displayed.
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Page 10: 3-Control Panel
3-Control panel NZ AU 3.5.4 Function button“Spin Speed“ 3-10 Touch this button (Fig. 3-10) to change the spin speed of the programme. Spin Speed If 0 ” “ is selected, the laundry will not spin. 3.5.5 “Temp.” button 3-11 Touch this button (Fig. 3-11) to change the washing temperature of the programme Temp. -
Page 11: 4-Wifi Connection & Remote Mode
Your product is WiFi connectable, please visit the webpage below to download the app and find out more: Australia https://www.haier.com.au/smart New Zealand https://www.haier.co.nz/smart Register and create an account. Add your appliance and set up the WiFi connection. Connec ng to your home WiFi When your machine is connected to WiFi successfully, the icon lights up. -
Page 12: 5-Programmes
5-Programmes NZ AU Detergent compartment for: Powder Detergent Softener or care product • Liquid Detergent Yes, Optional, º Temperature Function Max. load in °C Preset in kg spin speed Programme HWF80AN* Fabrics type selectable in rpm HWF90AN* range HWF10AN* • • •... -
Page 13: 6-Consumption
M2112 (HWF80AN1, HWF80ANB1) and M2111（HWF90AN1, HWF90ANB1, HWF10AN1 and HWF10ANB1) Check the energy label for energy consumption information. -
Page 14: 7-Daily Use
7-Daily use NZ AU 7.1 Power supply Connect the washing machine to a power supply (220V to 240V~/50Hz; Fig. 7-1). Please refer also to section INSTALLATION (see P29). 7.2 Water connection Before connecting check the cleanliness and clarity of the water inlet. Turn on the tap (Fig.7-2). - Page 15 7-Daily use NZ AU Care chart Washing Washable up to 95°C Washable up to 60°C Washable up to 60°C normal process normal process mild process Washable up to 40°C Washable up to 40°C Washable up to 40°C normal process mild process very mild process Washable up to 30°C Washable up to 30°C...
- Page 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 Kind of detergent Universal Colour Delicate Special Softener...
- Page 17 7-Daily use NZ AU 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 drawer. Do not overuse detergent or softener.
- Page 18 Dai ly use NZ AU 7.10 Start wash programme Touch “Start/Pause“ button (Fig. 7-8) to start. The LED of the ”Start/ Pause“ button stops flashing and lights up continuously. Appliance operates according to present settings. Changes are only possible by cancelling the programme. 7.11 Interrupt / cancel wash programme To interrupt a running programme press gently “Start/Pause“.
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Page 19: 8-Eco-Friendly Washing
8-Eco-friendly washing NZ AU Environmentally responsible use To achieve best use of energy, water, detergent and time you should use the recom- mended maximum load size. Do not overload (hand width clearance above laundry). For slightly soiled laundry select the Express 15 programme. Apply exact dosages of each washing agent. -
Page 20: 9-Care And Cleaning
9-Care and cleaning NZ AU 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. - Page 21 9-Care and cleaning NZ AU 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). 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 inlet and drain hose.
- Page 22 9-Care and cleaning NZ AU 9-14 9-15 (Fig. 9-14). 11. Close service flap. CAUTION! undamaged. properly can leak.
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Page 23: 10-Troubleshooting
10-Troubleshooting NZ AU 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 damaged power cable should only be replaced by the manufacturer, its service 10.1 Information codes Following codes are displayed only for information referring to the washing cycle. - Page 24 10-Troubleshooting NZ AU Problem Cause Solution Temperature sensor error. Contact the After sales service. Heating error. Contact the After sales service. Motor error. Contact the After sales service. Water level sensor error. Contact the After sales service. FC0, FC1 or Abnormal communication error.
- Page 25 10-Troubleshooting NZ AU Problem Cause Solution Excessive foam Detergent is not a appropriate. Check detergent recommen- dations. detergent drawer. Excessive use of detergent. Reduce amount of detergent. Automatic adjust- Washing programme duration will This is normal and doesn‘t ment of washing be adjusted.
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Page 26: 11-Installation
11-Installation NZ AU 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. Note: Packaging disposal Keep all packaging materials out of children´s reach and dispose them in an environmen- tally friendly manner. - Page 27 11-Installation NZ AU 11.4 Moving the appliance If the machine is to be moved to a distant location, replace the transportation bolts removed before installation to prevent damage: The assembly takes place in reverse order. 11-7 11.5 Aligning the appliance Adjust all feet (Fig.
- Page 28 11-Installation NZ AU 11.6 Drain Water Connection Fix the water drain hose properly to the piping. The hose has to reach at one point a height between 80 and 100 cm above the appliance bottom line! If possible keep always drain WARNING! Use only the supplied hose set for the connection.
- Page 29 11-Installation NZ AU 11.7 Fresh Water Connection 11-11 11-12 Make sure that the gaskets are inserted. 1. Connect the water inlet hose with the angled end to the appliance (Fig. 11-11). Tighten the screw joint by hand. 2. The other end connect to a water tap with a 3/4 thread (Fig.
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Page 30: 12-Technical Data
NZ AU 12.1 Additional technical data 11.1 Additional technical data HWF80AN1 HWF10AN1 HWF90AN1 HWF90AN1 HWF80AN1 HWF80ANB1 HWF10ANB1 HWF90ANB1 Voltage in V 220-240 V~/50Hz Voltage in V 220-240 V~/50Hz Current in A Current in A Max. power in W 1900 1900... -
Page 31: 13-Customer Service
13-Customer service NZ AU 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. - Page 32 0020507792AR...