Tip of the day

The laundry does not spin when you program a wash cycle on your HAIER washing machine. The belt on the washing machine may have jumped because it was moved slightly. As the drum moved, the belt could have been dragged along with it and touched the walls, causing it to move or become damaged.
The belt has already been changed but the problem is recurring. It seems that the belt is not able to drive the drum during the spinning process. You need to check if the belt is still in place. To do this, unplug the washing machine HAIER and unscrew the back panel of the machine. Check that the drum pulley is in place and locate the small motor pulley. The two parts should be connected starting with the motor and then gradually adjust the belt to the drum pulley by turning it manually. If the belt comes off its axis again during the next wash cycle, the condition of the pulley should be checked. The pulley must be in good condition for the drum to turn and for the belt to remain in place. Remove the back or side panel.
If the malfunction is caused by the belt not being tight enough, the washing machine motor is equipped with sliders for belt tensioning. If the belt of the washing machine HAIER jumps again, the condition of the bearings should be checked and, if necessary, replaced if they are not in good condition.