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 entire washing process.
3. Through different washing programs and temperature settings, washing machines can meet the cleaning needs of various fabrics such as cotton, synthetic fibers, and wool.
4. Modern washing machines generally have energy-saving, quiet, and intelligent control functions, improving ease of use and environmental performance.
1. Draining Steps:
Turn off the power, ensuring safety.
Place the drain hose in a container or drain outlet below ground level, open the drain valve, or select the "Drain" function.
Wait for the water pump to drain any remaining water. Check that the drain outlet is clear; manually clean the filter if necessary.
2. Resetting Steps: After turning off the power, wait approximately 1–2 minutes to allow the internal electronic components to fully discharge.
Reconnect the power, press and hold the "Power/Start" button for 3 seconds to enter self-test mode.
After completing the self-test, select the appropriate washing program for normal use.
3. Precautions
Avoid using excessively long or bent drain hoses when draining, as this may affect water flow.
Before resetting, check that the power socket and power cord are intact to prevent reset failure due to circuit faults.
If the abnormality persists after draining or resetting, please refer to the instruction manual or contact a professional repair technician.
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