Trouble Shooting
The
start
of
the
appliance
does
not
work or
it
stops
during
operation
.
First
try
to
find
a
solution
to
the
problem, If
not
,
contact
the
service centre
.
Description
10
19
No
washing
Inspection Items
If the power is off or the fuse is burned out.
If the power supply voltage is too low.
If the water amount reaches to the required water level.(The washer will
not work if the water amount does not reach the required water level)
If it is set to "Delay" washing mode. (It will only start to work until the
reservation time reached)
No water
flows in
If the power is off or the fuse is burned out.
If the water supply is cut off or the water pressure is too low.
If the inlet hose is properly connected and the water tap is opened.
If the filtering screen of inlet valve is blocked by dirt.
If the coil of inlet valve is damaged. (The slight electromagnetic sound is
normal phenomenon when the inlet valve is switched on)
If the "Start / Pause" button is pressed after the power switch is pressed.
Abnormal
draining
If the water drain hose is placed very high.
If the end of water drain hose is sealed in pond.
If the internal rubber ring of drain valve is blocked by dirt.
Abnormal
spin
If the door lid is closed.
If all clothing piled largely at one side of barrel or the clothing is excessively
placed.
If the washer is not placed in stable condition or it is placed in inclination
state. (The ground is not flat).
If the motor belt is loosened.
MAINTENANCES
•
or the
display
shows
other
alarm
codes
After
the
check
,
activate
the
appliance
.
If
the
problem
occurs
again
,
contact
the service.
Note!
Description
Reason
Solution
Please try again first, call up service
line if there are still troubles
Others
E1
EXX
E2
Check the water tap is
opened or not.
Check the water level
sensor and drain pump.
Alarm for abnormal
water intaking.
Alarm for water drain
has not finished.
Alarm for lid not closed
before wash and spin.
E3
Closed the lid.
E4
Manually balance clothes
in the barrel by hands.
Alarm for washing stay
at one side.
