Haier XQG60-HA800TX(M), XQG60-HA1000 User guide

AUTOMATIC DRUM
WASHING MACHINE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
INSTALLATION AND
OPERATION
XQG60-HA800TX(M)
XQG60-HA1000TX(M)

FUNCTION INTRODUCTION.....................................................3-4
INSTALLATION...........................................................................5-7
CLOSE UP.................................................................................8-10
USING INSTRUCTIONS..........................................................11-15
MAINTENANCE...........................................................................16
SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS.................................................17-18
ATTACHED CHART:
GUIDE FOR SELECTION PROGROMME...................................19
WARNING.....................................................................................20
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FUNCTION INTRODUCTION
FUNCTION COMPARING TABLE
FUNCTION
MODE
Washing capacity
Power switch
ON/OFF
XQG60-HA1000TX(M) XQG60-HA800TX(M)
6kg 6kg
18 18
1000r/min 850r/min
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850X550X595
300W 300W
530W 530W
72Kg 72Kg
HX.WX.D
Weight
Power(Spin)
Power(Wash)
Power
Door-locking device
Stainless steel tub
Rinse
Spin speed
Economic button
Speed button
Cold wash button
Adjustable thermostat(0~90 C)
Wool
Synthetic
Cotton
Programmes

Remove the package and check that the machine is
undamaged.
If you have any doubts, do not use the machine and call on a
qualified technician. Keep all packing parts (plastic bag,
foam rubber, screws etc.) out of the reach of children since
they could be dangerous.
Important: The inside of the washing machine which
consists of a floating unit, is fixed with screws at the back of
the cabinet (Fig.1) during transport. Before starting the
machine remember to release the floating unit by removing
the above screws . To prevent water spray from entering the
machine, remember to close the holes left open by the
screws with the plastic caps provided in the packet
containing the owner's manual. And rescrew the holes
where the iron piece is taken down with the former two
screws.Attention:keep the packing screws and plastic caps
in a safe place for later use. It is important for the machine to
be perfectly level (the angle of inclination on the work surface
must not be more than 2 degrees). For this reason the
machine is fitted with adjustable feet used for levelling the
machine before use (Fig.2). In the case of flooring with
carpeting, remember to check that the ventilation in the
support area is not plugged.
Fig.1
Unpacking
levelling and
positioning
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Installation
Fig.2

Connect the plug to a socket provided with efficient earthing.
Or use the spare earthing wire supplied together with the
machine and the earthing terminal located on the left-upper
corner of the back of your machine (Warning: this appliance
must be earthed as a safety measure according to the law).
Make sure that the voltage and frequency available
correspond with the values stated on the data plate located at
the back of the machine (power range:187-242V) and that the
electric system is dimensioned to withstand the maximum
current shown on the data plate. If the socket the machine is
connected to does not correspond with the plug, replace the
plug with a suitable one and avoid using adaptors or shunts
since they could cause overheating and burn out.The spare
eathing wire is absolutely not allowed to be connected to
water pipe,heating pipe or other kinds of pipes.
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Installation
Electric
connection
Connection
of tap and
Loading
Hose
Connect the inlet hose to a cold water tap with a 3/4 gas
threaded opening, and fit the filter and the rubber gasket
supplied with the washing machine. Check that it is tightly
screwed to the tap (Fig. 3).
If the water piping is new or has not been used for a long time,
before making the connection, let the water run until it is clear
and free from impurities.
This step is necessary to ensure that the incoming water
does not clog and possibly damage the machine.
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Installation
Connect the drain hose to a drain duct (with internal
diameter of at least 4 cm.) or place it for drainage into
a sink or a tub, ensuring that there are no kinks or
bends. The free end must be at a height of between
80 and 100 cm. Should it be necessary to fix the end
of the hose at a height of less than 80 cm from the
floor, the hose must be fixed in the appropriate hook
on the upper part of the back panel (Fig.4) or use the
supplied support to fix the drain hose.(Fig.5)
Connection of
the Drain Hose
Fig.4 Fig.5
Insert stainless steel screen washers into end of each
supply hose and attach that end of supply hose to
your 3/4" water tap spigot.Be sure that you match up
cold water to "C" and hot to "H".Note:Home Centers
also have"Y" connectors and "Couplings" which
enable you to connect the machine to your sinks
faucet.
Connecting
WaterSupply

Close up
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MAXMAX
8080
6060
7070
4040
5050
3030
MAXMAX
8080
6060
7070
4040
5050
3030
C
C
D
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E
E
H
H
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A
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B
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Cotton Synthetic Wool
1 prewash
2 intense
3 normal
4 delicate
6 softening
5 rinse
delicate
rinse
softening
spin
soak
Draining
A intense
soak
B normal
C delicate
E softening
D rinse
F spin7 spin
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Cotton Synthetic Wool
1 prewash
2 intense
3 normal
4 delicate
6 softening
5 rinse
delicate
rinse
softening
spin
soak
Draining
A intense
soak
B normal
C delicate
E softening
D rinse
F spin7 spin
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Close up
AProgramme selector lcwob.
By turning this dial (clockwise only) you can
select from eighteen wash programmes the one
most suited for your washing.
1~7 cotton cycle
A~F synthetic cycle
I~V wool cycle
B Programme selector Knob.
With this dial you can set the wash temperature
that you desire.For synthetic and wool, the
thermostat works below 60C and 40C
respectively.
When the dial is located at " ", a cold wash is
available
CPower Light
This light indicates whether the electricity is on or
off. The light comes on when button D is pressed
and goes off when button D is not pressed.
DON/OFF Button
ON/OFF button. Supplies electrical power to the
machine.
MAXMAX
8080
6060
7070
4040
5050
3030
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Close up
E Economic Wash Button.
It reduces water and power consumption when rinsing
if the machine does not have a full load.
(Less than 3kg)
F1 Speed Button.
Push the button down, to reduce spin speed
from850r/min to 500r/min during strong washing
mode and medium washing mode
F2 Speed Button.
Push the button down, to reduce spin speed
from1000r/min to 600r/min during strong washing
mode and medium washing mode
GDetergent Dispenser.
The detergent dispenser is divided into 3 compart-
ments marked 1,2,3:(See Fig.8)
1 Pre-wash detergent
2 Wash detergent
3 Softeners, conditioners, perfumes
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Fig.8
H Door Lock Button
The button is used to open the door, but we must
remember that only when the washer doesn't work,we
can open the door. After the washing program
finish,after 3 minutes, when the self-lock meter turn off,
we can open the door.
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Using instructions:Your machine
offers the best results when...
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In order to get the excellent results that you would expect
from your washing machine, it is important to load the washer
correctly. You should therefore choose the quantity of each
type of fabric that you want to wash. This table will help:
Colour fast fabrics maximum load 5 kgs/11 lbs
Delicate fabrics maximum load 2 kgs/2.5 lbs
Woollens maximum load 1 kg/2.2 lbs
Mixed fabrics maximum load 2.5 kgs/5.5 lbs
The weight
is right
Divide the laundry by fabric and degree of soiling loaded
making the loads as uniform as possible.
Pull the handle out to open the door.
Place the laundry in the machine remembering to arrange
uniformly.
Laundry has
been loaded
correctly