1. Even Loading: Gently shake the twin tub washing machine after each load to ensure even distribution of clothes and avoid overloading or overcrowding on one side.
2. Clean pockets and accessories: Before washing, check and remove coins, keys, zippers, metal buckles, and other foreign objects to pr...
1. Uneven Load: If clothes are unevenly distributed, piled to one side, or knotted during the spin cycle, centrifugal force will cause the drum to become unbalanced, resulting in strong shaking.
2. Worn or Damaged Mechanical Components: Aging or damage to key components such as bearings, shock absor...
1. Manual draining procedure:
After washing or spin-drying, first turn off the power; then tilt or move the machine to a position with the drain outlet facing down, pull out the drain plug, and allow the residual water inside the machine to drain naturally. If there is a lot of residual water, gentl...
1. Water Inlet Location and Connection:
The water inlet of a Mini Washing Machine is usually located on the rear or side of the machine and uses a threaded interface. To use, simply screw one end of the included water inlet hose into the inlet and connect the other end to the hot/cold water valve of...
1. A washing machine is a household appliance that uses electric drive, mechanical rotation, and water circulation to wash, rinse, and spin-dry clothes.
2. Its core components include a motor, drum (or agitator), water pump, control panel, and drainage system, which work together to complete the ent...
1. Technical Principle: A twin-tub washing machine consists of a separate washing tub and a spin-drying tub. The two tubs can perform different processes simultaneously.
2. Possibility of Synchronous Operation: Some models support simultaneous washing and spin-drying. This means that while the washi...
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