Haier XQG50-RC1000TXB Quick start guide

Operational Manual
Haier
Automatic Drum Washing Machine
Model: XQG50-RC800TXBS
XQG50-RC600TXBS
XQG50-RC1000TXB
Patent No.: 196.000.017.00
• Please read this manual
carefully before use
• Keep this manual in a safe
place.
TableofContents
BeforeUse
Washing Machine Diagram ..… Inside front cover
Matters Needing Attention ……………... 1-3
Installation ……………………………….. 4
Control Panel …………………………..… 7
Operational Functions ……………………. 8
DuringUse
Operational Programming Guide ………… 9
Preparation ……………………………… 10
Washing Methods ……………………….. 11
Hints for Saving Energy ………………… 12
Maintenance
Maintenance …………………………….. 13
Troubleshooting ……..…………………. 14
Electric Circuit Diagram ………………… 15
Specifications ..………………… Back cover

Washing Machine Diagram
Detergent distribution drawer Top
Operational buttons Programming knob
Door Door button
Porthole Wash temperature knob
Powercable Anti-vibrationUsteel
Spare earth terminal Drainage hose clip
Back plate screw (×3) Packing bolt (×3)
Drainage hose Back plate
Safety Signs
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.

Matters Needing Attention
Safety
1. A separate earthed socket is required
for the power supply. The socket
should be reachable by the power
cable of the machine.
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.
4. Do not touch or use the washing
machine bare-footed or when the
hands or feet are wet.
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.
6. The door of the washing machine
will become hot during the heating
process. Avoid contact with the door
during the heating process. For
safety, keep children away from the
washing machine.
7. Keep children away from the packing materials after unpacked.

Matters Needing Attention
8. The washing machine should not be
installed outdoors or in a damp place. In
the event of water leakage or splashes
allow the machine to dry naturally.
9. Do not place the washing machine
directly on a carpet, or close to a wall
or furniture.
10. Keep away from heat sources and
direct sunlight to prevent plastic and
rubber components from aging.
11. During installation, ensure that the
electric cable is not trapped by the
washing machine and avoid damage to
the electric cable.
During Use
1. Before use, check the discharge hose, the
tap and the joints for possible problems
from water pressure fluctuations. If joints
are loose or there is leak, turn off the tap
and repair. Do not use the washing
machine until the hoses are properly
fixed.
2. After turning the power off, turn the
programming knob clockwise to select a
washing mode.

Matters Needing Attention
3. Do not place heavy, heating source or
wet articles on the top of the washing
machine.
4. Do not hot wash foam rubber or
sponge-like materials.
5. Before washing, do up zippers,
buttons and clothes straps and put
small articles, such as socks, laces or bras,
into a washing bag or a pillow.
Steel wires in bras
will pop out during
washing; never wash
bras containing steel
wires.
6. Bleaching powder should be put into
the designated box.
7. Do not open the detergent
distribution drawer during the wash
cycle.
8. 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 if water level can
reach the porthole.
9. After washing, turn off the tap to
prevent leakage; unplug the washing
machine and wipe clean the lower
part of the porthole.
10. Keep the door slightly open when the
washing machine is not in use to
prevent the formation of odors; do
not cover the washing machine with
plastic cover so that inside dampness
cannot be kept in.

Installation
As shown in Fig. 1, remove all the
packing materials (including the foam
base). Fig.1
Check attachments and materials with reference to the Packing List, as
shown in Fig. 2.
Name
Qty
Model
Service manual User re
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car
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Quality certificate Reminding card Guarantee car
d
S
p
anne
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Friendly reminding car
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Inlet hose
a
ssembla
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Drainage hose holde
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Earth cable Anti-splash
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Distribution box
XQG50-
RC800T
XBS
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1
XQG50-
RC600T
XBS
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1
XQG50-
RC1000T
XB
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1
1)Drainage hose
holder
2) Quality
certificate
3)Guarantee card
4)User registry card
5)Spanner
6)Operational
manual
7)Reminding card
8)Anti-splash
plastic plug
9)Friendly
Reminding card
10) Distribution
box
11) Inlet hose
assemblage
12) Earth cable
(Fig. 2)
Dismantle the packing bolts as shown in Fig. 3.
The packing bolts are designed for clamping anti-vibration
components inside of the washing machine during the
transportation process. Before use:
1. Remove the back plate;
2. Remove the three packing bolts on the back plate and take
out the rubber hose;
3. Reinstall 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)
(Fig. 3)
 Adjusting the washing machine
There are adjustable feet under the bottom of the washing
machine. Before use, the washing machine should be adjusted, as
shown in Fig. 4, so that it is level.
(Fig. 4)

Joining the inlet hose to the washing machine
1. Connect the nut on the inlet hose to the connector on the water valve.
2. Tighten the nut to secure the hose
nut
connector
Drainage hose
The height of the drainage outlet must be 80cm ~ 100 cm. To prevent the drainage hose from
dropping off, fix it to the drainage hose clip at the back of the washing machine.
Use the drainage holder to keep the end of the drainage hose retained and prevent the outflow of
water. It is recommended that the length of the drainage hose not be increased; if an increased length
hose is required, please consult a serviceman. The additional hose should be no more than 250
cm (overextended hoses could lead to siphonage). Note: The drainage hose should not be submerged
in water and should be securely fixed and leak-free.
Connecting to the power supply
Before connecting to the power supply, check:
The socket is adequate for the maximum power of the washing machine (For safety, fuses in the
power circuit should be rated for no less than 15A).
The voltage should meet the requirement.
The power outlet should be capable of accepting the washing machine plug.
The washing machine must be earthed before use.
If the power socket is earthed, no need to use the spare earth cable.
If the power socket is not earthed, use the spare earth cable. Connect one end of the earth cable to
the terminal at the back of the washing machine, and make sure another end is earthed properly.
Caution: Never connect the earth cable to water pipes or heating pipes.

Control panel
<W1>
C:
Programming (after the power is cut)
Intense -- Cotton fabrics Normal -- Chemical fiber fabrics Delicate -- Woolen fabrics
1 Pre-wash 5 Soften A Standard wash ·Anti-crease soaking I Standard wash IV Spinning
2 Standard wash 6 Spinning B Quick wash E Spinning II Rinse V Drain
3 Quick wash ·Finish C Rinse ·Finish III Soften ·Finish
4Rinse DSoften ·Anti-cease soaking
D: Super delicate E: Half load F: Without spinning G: Power
I: The door can only be opened 3 minutes after the power is turned off or the operation is finished
C:
Programming (after the power is cut)
Intense -- Cotton fabrics Normal -- Chemical fiber fabrics Delicate -- Woolen fabrics
1 Pre-wash 5 Soften A Standard wash ·Anti-crease soaking I Standard wash IV Spinning
2 Standard wash 6 Spinning B Quick wash E Spinning II Rinse V Drain
3 Quick wash ·Finish C Rinse ·Finish III Soften ·Finish
4Rinse DSoften ·Anti-cease soaking
D: Super delicate E: Half load F: Without Spinning G: Power
I: The door can only be opened 3 minutes after the power is turned off or the operation is finished
<W2>
C:
Programming (after the power is cut)
Intense -- Cotton fabrics Normal -- Chemical fiber fabrics Delicate -- Woolen fabrics
1 Pre-wash 5 Rinse A Standard wash E Soften I Standard wash IV Spinning
2 Standard wash 6 Soften B Quick wash ·Anti-crease soaking II Rinse V Drain
3 Quick wash 7 Spinning C Super quick wash F Spinning III Soften ·Finish
4 Super quick wash ·Finish D Rinse ·Finish ·Anti-cease soaking
K: No soaking J: Speed E: Half load G: Power
I: The door can only be opened 3 minutes after the power is turned off or the operation is finished

Operational Functions
A Wash programming knob
By turning the knob clockwise, the required program can be selected
(Refer to Operational Programming Guide).
Caution: Turn off the power before setting a program; turn the program knob
clockwise; never turn it counterclockwise.
B Wash temperature knob
By turning the knob clockwise, the required temperature can be selected.
Temperatures between 30℃-90℃or 30℃-60℃can be selected.
(Refer to the programming guide).
Cold wash is selected when the knob is set at “*”.
C Swing-type detergent distribution drawer
There are instructions on the handle of the distribution drawer. Swing out the drawer,
three compartments can be seen.
Compartment 1: Pre-washing detergent
Compartment 2: Detergent for standard wash – super quick wash
Compartment 3: Softening agent, conditioning agent, perfume, etc
Besides, there is a separate compartment 4 for bleaching agent. When bleaching, put
compartment 4 into compartment 1, as shown in Fig (a). Take the compartment out from
compartment 1 when the pre-washing program is chosen.
D Super-delicate wash
This function only works during the chemical fiber fabric wash. When soft fabrics (for
example, silk) are to be washed, select the normal wash mode, press down this button, the
water level will be raised to protect the soft fabrics.

Operational Functions
E Half load (Economical wash)
Pressing this button will reduce the consumption of water in the washing process. It
is recommended that this program be used when doing a small laundry load. Do not
forget to reduce the amount of detergent used.
F Without spinning
Press this button down, the machine will run without spinning but drain. Use this function
for chemical fiber and woolen clothes wash.
G Power button
Press the button to switch on the washing machine; press again to switch it off
H Power light
The light illuminates indicating that power is on.
I Door button
Press this button to open the door. Remember the door can only be opened when the
machine stops working or 2-3 minutes after the finish of washing program.
J Speed setting button
When this button is pressed, the spinning speed will be reduced. Under intense and
normal wash modes, the speed will reduce from 1000 r/min to 600 r/min.
K Non-soaking button
For chemical fiber and woolen fabrics, press this button and the washing machine will
automatically skip over “▲” to execute the next program. Press the button again, the
washing machine will stop at “▲” to activate the anti-crease soaking function for
chemical fiber and woolen fabrics.

Guide to Operational Program Selection
For XQG50-RC600TXBS / XQG50-RC800TXBS DetergentMode Selection
(Program knob position) Recommended
Laundry Max wash temperature
Program
time
No. 1
Compartment
pre-wash
detergent
No. 2
compartment
detergent
No. 3
compartment
softener
No. 4
Compartment
Bleaching
powder
Remarks
1 Pre-wash Heavy soil 40℃16 min Refer to
Item C on
page 8 for
specific uses
2 Standard Medium soiled
fabrics 60℃14 min
3 Quick wash Fast colors and
medium soil cotton 40℃32 min
4 Rinsing Capable of bleaching if
bleaching powder added 32 min Capable of rinsing only
5 Softening Capable of softening if
softener added 6 min
Capable of
softening
only
6 Spin drying 6 min Capable of
spin drying
only
Intense
(Cotton fabrics)
Finish Intense wash program ends and the machine stops operation.
A Standard Fast color heavy
soiled chemical fiber
fabrics
60℃16 min
B Quick wash Fast color and
medium soiled
chemical fiber fabrics
40℃20 min
C Rinsing 14 min
D Softening Capable of softening if
softener added 6 min
Capable of softening
only
Anti-crease
soaking Washing machine stops
Manually turn the
knob past the “▲”
sign, the machine
will work
E Spin drying 6 min Capable of drying
only
Normal
(Chemical fiber fabrics)
Finish Normal wash program ends and the washing machine stops operation.

I Standard Woolen fabrics
40℃
26 min
II Rinsing 8 min
III
Softening Capable of softening
if softener added 6 min
Capable of softening
only
Anti-crease
soaking Washing machine stops
Manually turn the
knob past the “▲”
sign, the machine
will work
IV Spin drying
6 min
V Draining 2 min
Delicate
(Woolen fabrics)
Finish Delicate wash program ends and the washing machine stops operation.
Note: ○indicates that softener or bleach can be added if needed; Oindicates that detergent must be added; X indicates that detergent must not be added; Wash
temperature indicates the maximum temperature. Different laundry requires different wash temperatures, functions and time. The above wash cycle times are
intended as a guide only and will be subject to local conditions.

Guide to Operational Program Selection
For XQG50-RC1000TXB Detergent
Mode Selection
(Program knob position) Recommended
Laundry Max wash temperature
Program
time
No. 1
Compartment
pre-wash
detergent
No. 2
compartment
detergent
No. 3
compartment
softener
No. 4
Compartment
Bleaching
powder
Remarks
1 Pre-wash Heavy soil 40℃12 min Refer to
Item C on
page 8 for
specific uses
2 Standard Medium soiled fabrics 90℃32 min
3 Quick wash Fast colors and medium
soil cotton 60℃4 min
4 Super quick wash Fading and medium soil
cotton 40℃28 min
5 Rinsing Capable of bleaching if
bleaching powder added 28 min Capable of rinsing only
6 Softening Capable of softening if
softener added 10 min Capable of softening
only
7 Spin drying 12 min Capable of
spin drying
only
Intense
(Cotton fabrics)
Finish Intense wash program ends and the machine stops operation.
A Standard Fast color heavy soiled
chemical fiber fabrics 60℃6 min
B Quick wash Fast color and medium
soiled chemical fiber
fabrics
50℃10 min
C Super quick wash Fading and medium soil
cotton 40℃18 min
D Rinsing 10 min
E Softening Capable of softening if
softener added 6 min
Capable of softening
only
Anti-crease
soaking Washing machine stops
Manually turn the
knob past the “▲”
sign, the machine
will work
F Spin drying 6 min Capable of drying
only
Normal
(Chemical fiber fabrics)
Finish Normal wash program ends and the washing machine stops operation.

I Standard Woolen fabrics
40℃
8 min
II Rinsing 8 min
III
Softening
Capable of softening if
softener added
4 min
Capable of softening
only
Anti-crease
soaking Washing machine stops
Manually turn the
knob past the “▲”
sign, the machine
will work
IV Spin drying
4 min
V Draining 2 min
Delicate
(Woolen fabrics)
Finish Delicate wash program ends and the washing machine stops operation.
Note: O indicates that softener or bleach can be added if needed; Oindicates that detergent must be added; X indicates that detergent must not be added; The
compartment 1 is not for detergent; Wash temperature indicates the maximum temperature. Different laundry requires different wash temperatures, functions
and time. The above wash cycle times are intended as a guide only and will be subject to local conditions.

Preparation
1. Power supply
Plug in the power supply
(187-242) V/50Hz
2. Water connection
Turn on the tap. Water must be clear without impurities.
Caution: Before use, check for leakage in the joints between
the tap and the inlet hose.
4. Detergent selection
The washing performance is
determined not only by the
function of the washing
machine, but also by the quality
of the detergent used. It is
recommended that you use
non-foaming detergent.
Use special detergent for
synthetic and woolen goods.
Do not use dry cleaning
agent such as triclene. (Note:
Do not add more detergent
than needed)
3. Washing arrangements
 Sort out clothes according to types and soiled degree. There
are three types of clothes: cotton, chemical fiber and woolen
(silk) fabrics.
 Separate white clothes from colored ones. If whites and
coloreds are combined for one load, make sure the coloreds
are colorfast.
- Remove any keys, coins, etc, to prevent damage to the
washing machine.
- Put silk clothes into a wash bag (It is recommended that
silk is not washed in a washing machine)
- Do up zippers, buttons and clothes straps
- Unfold bedsheets and table cloths
- Turn shirts inside outside
 This washing machine is for household use and designed for
mechanically washable clothes. When washing, separate
unwashable clothes with reference to clothes labels.
5. Optimal Load
Type
Color-fast cotton fabrics Soft fabrics Woolen fabrics Blended
fabrics
Max load
5 Kg 2 Kg 1 Kg 2.5 Kg

Washing Methods
1. Loading
Open the door, put in the laundry
piece by piece. Close the door tight
Note: 1) When first using the
Washing machine, let it run
unloaded for one program to
prevent the laundry from being
tainted by oil or dirty water from
the washing machine.
2) Do not overload the washing
machine.
Note: Do not press the door with the
hand nor hang clothes on the door to
avoid damage of the door.
Reference load
Jeans (appr 800g)
Overalls (cotton appr 950g)
Pajamas (appr 200g)
Blended fabric clothes (appr 800g)
T-shirt (cotton appr 300g)
Shirts (appr 300g) Underwear (blended fabrics appr 70g)
Socks (blended fabrics appr 50g)
Jackets (cotton appr 800g) Single bed sheets
(cotton appr 800g)
Woolen blankets (appr 3000g)
2. Adding detergent
Swing out the detergent drawer, put required detergent, softening agent and bleaching agent into the
corresponding boxes. Push back the drawer gently.
Caution: 1) Do not add liquid detergent into box 1 and 2
2) For pre-washing program, detergent should be added to both box 1 and 2; for other
programs, do not add detergent to box 1
3) Do not overuse softening agent as this may damage artificial fabrics
3. Selecting washing program
For optimal wash results, select the most suitable washing program. The washing program instructions
are printed on the detergent drawer. Turn the programming knob clockwise to select.
Caution: 1) Never select a washing program before the power is switched off.
2) For washing chemical fiber or woolen goods, the laundry will go through a water soaking
cycle before the spinning and drainage programs. Take out expensive clothes and select the draining
program manually. (Chemical fiber or woolen goods are prone to crease if not taken out soon after washing
is finished. Therefore, anti-crease soaking programs are available for these two programs).

Hints for Saving Energy
4. Setting washing temperature
Set the washing temperature as required, or otherwise, set at position * when heating is not needed.
(Refer to the programming guide for maximum temperature allowed for each washing procedure)
5. Selecting the function button
Select function buttons as required (refer to the directions printed on the operation panel)
6. Washing
Press the power button and the washing machine will automatically commence the programmed
washing process.
7. Finish
2-3 minutes after the washing process is finished, press the power button again to cut off the power
supply. Open the door to take out the laundry. Turn off the tap and unplug the washing machine.
Hints for saving energy
 During operation
1. Collect clothes for one full wash load.
2. Do not overload the washing machine.
3. Pre-wash heavily soiled clothes.
4. Reduce the amount of detergent or choose standard or delicate wash programs for medium soiled
clothes.
5. Choose a proper washing temperature. Only exceed 60℃ for heavily soiled clothes.
6. Do not use more detergent than required.
7. Softening agent makes clothes feel softer and easier to iron.
 Other
To add fabric conditioner will not only make the clothes feel soft but also get rid of static condensation to
facilitate ironing.

Maintenance
1. Turn off the water tap and pull out electricity plug after each wash. Open the porthole
to prevent formation of moisture and odors. If the washing machine is left idle for a
long period, drain the water in the machine and replace the drainage hose.
2. Unplug the machine during cleaning and maintenance. Use a soft cloth dampened
with soap liquid to clean the machine case and rubber components. Do not use corrosive or
abrasive chemicals or solvents.
3. Clean the detergent distribution drawer regularly.
For the detergent distribution drawer similar to Figure (a), swing out the drawer and
raise slightly to remove and replace after cleaning.
4. To prevent blockage to the water supply by ingress of foreign substances, clean the
water inlet and inlet filter regularly.
5. Clean the filter (once a month)
1) Pull directly the outer cover out with both hands (Figure 2);
2) Remove the filter by turning counterclockwise;
3) Flash clean with running water;
4) Replace the filter by turning clockwise and remount the cover.
Caution: The cover and the body fit tightly to ensure safe transportation. It
will be difficult to remove the cover for the first one or two times. Use a flat
screwdriver to slightly loosen the cover from both sides (Figure 4), then
remove the cover (Figure 5).
Remove the back
cover and take out
the three rubber
plugs.
Insert the channel
steel vibration locks
and the bolts.
Insert the rubber bolt
gaskets.
6. If the machine is to be moved
to a distant place, replace the
vibration absorbing locks
(packing screws, rubber gaskets)
removed before installation to
prevent damage as shown below.
Tighten the bolts with the
spanner provided.
Replace the back cover.
7. If the washing machine is left idle for a long period, pull out the electrical
plug and turn off the water tap. Open the door to prevent formation of moisture and
odors. Let the door open while not used.

Troubleshooting
The following circumstances do not constitute problems. Do not contact the maintenance service until the
problem has been confirmed.
Problem Possible Cause
The washing machine fails to operate  Poor connection to power supply
 Power failure
 Door is not properly closed
 Machine has not been switched on
Washing machine cannot be filled with
water
 Water is not turned on
 Water pressure is less than 0.05Mpa
 The inlet hose is kinked
 Water supply failure
 The program dial is not properly set
 The door is not properly closed
 The inlet hose filtering net is blocked
The machine is draining while is being
filled
 The height of the drainage hose is below 80cm (it should be
within 80cm-100cm)
 The drainage hose end is in water
Drainage failure  Drainage hose is blocked
 Drainage hose end is below 100cm above the floor level
 The filter is blocked
Strong vibration during spin drying  Not all packing bolts have been removed
 Washing machine is located on an uneven surface or is not
level
 Machine load is over 5kg.
 Not all foam packing has been removed from the motor
Operation stops before completion of
the wash cycle
 Water or electricity failure
 Washing machine is in soaking cycle
Temporary stoppage during wash cycle  Water heating is taking place
Note: When the inlet water temperature is less than the
ambient temperature, the washing machine will
automatically heat the water to ambient
temperature even if the temperature controller is
set to position *.
Excessive foam in the drum, which is
spilled to the distribution drawer
 The detergent is not a low foaming type or for manual wash
 Excessive detergent has been used

Electric Circuit Diagram
XQG50-RC600/800TXBS
I5 Power switch
I6 Without spin drying
I7 Half load wash
I8 Super soft
XQG50-RC1000TXB
I1 Power switch
I2 Half load wash
I3 Speed switch
I4 Skip over soaking