Haier AC-8888-07 User manual

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HAIER

FRONT LOADING WASHING

MACHINE

Service Manual

PART # AC-8888-07

HAIER AMERICA TRADING, LLC

www.haieramerica.com

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Table Of Contents

Product Code Explanation And Series Introduction 3

Features 4

Specifications 5

Safety Caution 7

Installation 11

Names of Parts 13

Function 14

Troubleshooting 17

Circuit Wiring 24

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Product Code Explanation and Series Introduction

Model code rule description

Model identification

XQG50 – QF802

A, B, C, D, E, F.

A. Washing machine

B. Automatic

C. Drum style

D. Max washing capacity

E. Appearance symbol

F. Max spin speed: 800rpm

Examples

XQG50 - QF802

It represents QF series appearance with oval porthole push appearance and

handgrip opening door. Max washing capacity 11.0lb, 800rpm spin speed.

temperature is adjustive from 86ºF -194ºF.

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Features

● Washing Programs.

● Selecting-washing temperature according to the type of fabrics.

● Max spinning speed 800r/min.

● Max load 11.0lb.

● Stainless steel tub.

● No button spin.

● Spin speed switch: 500/800.

● Oval porthole appearance.

● Opening hand grip door.

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Specification

WASHING MACHINE MODEL XQG50-QF802

Free standing ●

Built under

Front F or Top T loader F

EAN code

Certification C-ETL

Features for use

Capacity lb 11

Drum volume lb 42

Spinning cycle rpm 800

Washing time (max) min 122

Residual dampness % 67

Other Features

Programs qty 14

Drying

Quick wash

Cold wash

Delicate and wool cycle ●

Special cashmere cycle

Temperature selection

Two speed selector

Variable spin

Setting for ½ load ●

Spin exclusion button ●

Rinse stop button

Extra rinse button

Automatic balancing

Self clean pump ●

Outer drum9stainless steel=s / plastic=p) S

Door (glass=g /plastic=p) G

Work top ●

Adjustable feet qty 4

Technical data

Voltage frequency WHz 110-120V-60Hz

Nominal power w 1100

Main fuse A 12

Water consumption I 76

Product dimensions

Height/ built under inch 33.4

Width inch 23.4

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Depth / with open door inch 21.6 / 38.1

Dimensions packed

Height inch 34.4

Width inch 25.9

Depth inch 23.9

Net weight lb 158.7

Gross weight lb 171.9

Container 40'HC

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Safety caution

1. A separate earthed socket is

required for the power supply.

After installation of the washing

machine the power plug must be

accessible during normal

operation.

2. Pull the plug and not the electric

cable when unplugging the washing

machine.

3. Fuses in the power circuit should

berate for 15A. Contact a washing

machine technician or a Haier

designated service point for power

cable replacement.

4. For your safety, dry your hands

before touching the washing machine

and wear appropriate footwear.

5. Do not use flammable detergents or

dry cleaning agents. Do not use

flammable sprays near the washing

machine. Do not remove or insert the

plug in the presence of flammable gas.

6. The door of the washing machine

becomes 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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7. Do not allow children to play with the

packing materials after unpacking.

8. Do not touch the inside of the door if

it is opened during the drying process.

9. The washing machine must not be

used in the open or in an area of high

humidity, as water droplets may form

on the electrical components. Air-dry

the appliance if the washing machine

components become wet.

10. The washing machine should be

placed in a well-ventilated area, leaving

a space between the appliance and

adjacent walls or furniture.

11. Keep away from heat sources and

direct sunlight to prevent plastic and

rubber components from ageing.

12. During installation, ensure that the

electric cable is not trapped by the

washing machine and damaged.

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● Use

1.Make sure that the washing machine

is securely connected to the water

supply. Take the necessary precautions

or contact the local service center if the

connection is poor or there is a water

leak.

2. After turning the power off, turn the

program knob clockwise to set the wash

cycle.

3. Never place heavy objects, e.g. a

heating appliance or water container, on

the top panel of the washing machine.

4. Do not wash foam rubber or similar

sponge materials.

5. Before washing, close zippers,

buttons, laces and repair damaged

areas. Underwear and small items

should be placed in a laundry bag or

pillowslip. Do not wash clothes

containing wire frames.

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6. Do not open the detergent dispenser

during the wash cycle.

7. The door is fitted with a self-locking

device and will only open 2-3 minutes

after the washing machine stops.

Do not force the door open. Do not

open the door when the water level

reaches the porthole.

8. After washing, turn off the tap to

prevent leaking; unplug the washing

machine and wipe clean the lower part

of the porthole.

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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Installation

● Remove all the packing materials as shown in figure1 (including the foam base).

● Remove the packing screws as

shown in figure.2.

The packing bolts protect the

appliance from impact damage

during transportation. Follow the

steps below before using the

appliance.

1. Remove the rear panel of the

washing machine;

2. Remove the three packing bolts

from the rear panel of the washing

machine, the rubber hose and then

the shock absorption steel

Channel;

3. Refit the back plate;

4. Fill the holes left by the packing

bolts with plastic plugs.

Attention: The packing bolts and

rubber hose should be kept in a safe

place for later use)

● Adjusting the position of the

washing machine.

The washing machine is provided

with adjustable feet. Before use,

adjust the feet until the appliance is

level, as shown in figure 3.

Connecting Water Supply

Attach the end of the hose to your "water tap spigot”. Ensure the correct brass

end of the hose is attached to your water supply for proper fit (fig 5). Note that

the ends are different. Also ensure that you match up cold spigot cold connection

on machine (notice 'C' and "H" indications next to connection on machine.). Now

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connect hot to hot. If supply hose connection do not fit your spigot, try your local

home center to match up correct connections. Home centers also have "Y'

connectors and couplings which enable you to connect the machine to your

sink's faucet.

Connecting Drain / Waste hose

The drain hose must exhaust into a drainpipe of at least 1-1/2 in diameter drain into

a sink. Use "the goose neck" to hold the neck in place and to avoid water back up.

To avoid possible water back up, the drain hose must reach a height of at least "32"

and a recommended maximum height of "40" (fig 6). If the drain sink is less than 32

route the drain hose through the clip on the back of the machine.

The first time you use the machine, inspect carefully for leaks. If a leak occurs,

double-check your connections, and if possible call our service hotline for

assistance.

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Net Dimensions

Height: 33.4 inch / Width: 23.2 inch/ Depth: 21.6inch

Names of parts

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Function

Operating Instructions

1. Know your machine

This front load washing machine is probably different from the machine you have

used in the past. It uses less water and requires less detergent. Follow directions

on detergent packaging. We recommend low sub sing detergent made for front

load machines. You will probably use the machine several times before you find

the perfect amount of detergent needed for the amount of clothes you wash.

2. Detergent Compartments

The detergent compartment has three separate chambers (figure 7). "1" is for

pre-wash detergent. "2" is for wash detergent, "3" is for fabric softener, starch or

scents.

You can load pre-wash and wash detergents into compartments prior to starting

machine. Note; Do not use liquid detergents for pre-wash. Fabric softeners can

only be added during the final rinse cycle.

Front load machines use less water and require less detergent. The tumbling

action more effectively mixes clothes and consequently creates more sub sing.

We recommend a low sub sing detergent for best results. If you use regular

detergent, use less than the amount recommended on the package. You can

always add more. Over time, you will determine the amount right for you.

3. Water Level Selection

If you are only washing small or medium load, you may want to push the "Load"

button. This reduces water used in the rinse cycle by 50%.

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4. Spin Cycle Selection

If you want to extract more water from your clothes during the wash cycle, push

the "Spin" button out. Clothes will be drier when this option is selected. If you

don’t want to extract more water from your clothes using the spin cycle, push the

"Spin" button in. If this section is selected, only the excess water in the tub will

drain leaving the clothes wet.

5. Water Temperature

The water temperature is automatically set according to the program you select.

Within the cotton cycle, for 'Pre-wash", cold water is used. : “Normal" utilizes hot,

"Quick" utilizes warm and "Express" uses cold water.

Within the synthetic cycle, "Normal" utilizes warm water while "Quick" utilizes

cold water. In the wool cycle cold water is used.

6. Selecting "Wash Cycle"

Note: Always turn knob clockwise.

7. "Cycle Selector Knob"

Please not that the "Cycle Selector Knob" has different settings to accommodate

your laundering needs.

8. "Cotton Cycle"

Cotton cycle is the most often used cycle. For hot water and heavily soiled

garments, turn "Cycle Selector Knob' clockwise to the 'Normal' position (within

the "Cotton Cycle"). Optimum cleaning results from a combination of time and

temperature. Set on "Normal", the machine is designed to run for approximately

140 minutes.

For most of your tendering and for warm water, turn the "Cycle Selector Knob"

clockwise to the "Quick” position. The normal wash time is approximately 79

minutes.

For extremely soiled garments, some people like to utilize the "Pre-Wash" cycle.

This is accomplished by setting the "Cycle Selector Knob" to "Pre-Wash". The

machine will pre-wash in cold water and then go through the "Normal", 'Quick'

and ‘Express' wash cycles.

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9. Synthetic Cycle

The synthetic cycle provides a more gentle wash. Turn the "Cycle Selector Knob"

clockwise to "Normal" position within the synthetic cycle. Warm water will be

used on this setting. This cycle last approximately 73 minutes.

10. Wool or Delicate cycle

The wool or delicate cycle is the quickest of all three cycles. It utilizes cold water

and has slow agitation speed. The entire cycle lasts approximately 27 minutes.

When washing wool or delicate garments, spin water extraction is not available

because spinning can sometimes be rough on delicate garments and cause

damage and creasing. For this reason, the machine was designed to drain and

stop after the wash cycle. It will not spin your garments. For best results, remove

your garments and hang them to dry.

11. Operation Sequence

a. Load garments into machine.

b. Decide if water saver is desired and select accordingly.

c. Turn "Cycle Selector Knob" clockwise to desired wash cycle.

d. Add pre-wash detergent, laundry detergent or bleach as desired.

e. Push On/Off button.

f. Wash sequence will automatically complete.

g. When wash cycle is complete, the machine will shut off. At this time, turn off

the machine by pushing the "On/Off" button. If you are not around at the

completion of the cycle, push "On/Off" upon your return.

h. Remove garments from machine.

12. Casters

For your convenience, your machine comes with casters so you can move it

whenever you want to. Casters are located at the bottom front, right and left side

of the machine. Put both hands in a small gap where caster levers are located.

Simply pull them out toward you. When the machine moves to appropriate

location, just push caster levers back into position.

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Troubleshooting

A. The appliance is not working

Possible causes:

1.The socket is not the required one, or that connection is loose.

2.The door is not properly closed or the switch of micro delay in poor contact.

3.The plug wire of the motor is in poor contact, or the motor broken.

4.Malfunction of electronic module.

Troubleshooting

1.Check the socket and plug to make sure they are properly connected.

2.Check whether the micro delay switch is in good contact with" On-position". If

yes, insert the terminal firmly to provide good connection.

3.The electronic module controls the rotary speed and direction of the motor. In

case of failure, check the wiring or replace the electronic module.

B. Filling failure

Possible causes:

1.The switch of water supply is not opened or the water pressure is too low.

2.The door is not properly closed or the micro delay switch is in poor contact

3.The water electromagnetic valve is broken.

4.The plug wire of drainage pump is in poor contact.

5.The pressure switch is broken.

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Troubleshooting

Repeat the following steps.

1. Open the switch of water supply.

i. Check if the filling hose is twisted or blocked.

ii. Check whether the water electromagnetic valve is blocked.

iii. Check whether program is properly selected.

iv. Check whether the water supply pressure is too low.

2. Check if the door catch and the door lock are in good contact. If not, make

necessary adjustment, then check whether the micro delay switch is in good

contact with the "On-position".

3. Check whether the electromagnetic is in good contact with the "On-position".

Fasten it if necessary.

4. Blow on the pressure switch and "click, click" can be heard. Otherwise, replace

the pressure

C. No drainage

Possible causes

1. Improper installation

2. The drainage pump is broken.

Troubleshooting

Repeat the following steps.

1.Check whether the drainage pipe is twisted or blocked. The appropriate height

of the water drainage outlet should be from 2.62 to 3.28ft.

2.Check whether the program is properly selected.

3. Connect the power cable to the drainage pump to check whether the operation

is normal. If not, make necessary replacement.

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D. Unusual noise

Possible causes

I. The packing screws have been disassembled.

2. The washer is placed too near a wall.

3. The washer is loaded over the standard capacity (13.2 lb)

4. There is a foreign object other than fabrics in the washer.

5. The washer is not level standing.

6. Bolts or screws are loose.

7. The belt is loose.

8. Something is wrong with the triangle assembly.

Troubleshooting

1. Disassemble the packing screws.

2. Move the washer away from the wall.

3. Do not load the appliance more than the standard capacity.

4. Remove the foreign object.

5. Adjust the washer until it is leveled.

6. Tighten the bolts and screws.

i. Fastening bolts of vibration damper.

ii. Fastening bolts of balances

iii. Screws of water heating pipe.

7. Increase the tension of belt.

8. Replace the triangle assembly

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E. Ethel drum doesn't rotate; the spin speed is too high or too low

Possible causes

1. Either the belt tension is too low or the fastening bolts are loose.

2. The plug wire of motor is loose or the motor broken.

3. The capacitor is broken.

4. The electronic module is broken or is not properly plugged.

Troubleshooting

1. Adjust the tension of belt and tighten the screws.

2. Check whether the plug wire of motor is loose or whether the motor works

normally. If not, make necessary replacement.

3. Check whether the capacitor is good with a universal meter. If not, make

necessary replacement.

4. Replace the electronic module with a new one.

F. The water level is too high

Possible causes

1. Gas leakage at pressure system of water supply.

2. The pressure switch is broken.

Troubleshooting

1. Check whether the pipeline of the pressure system is blocked or there is gas

leakage.

The pressure system includes:

I. Gas-collecting valve

ii. Rubber pipe

iii. Pipe clip2. Blow on the pressure switch and "click, click" can be heard.

Otherwise, replace the pressure switch with a new one.

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