An unresponsive Haier washing machine can be quite a hassle in particular if it fails to advance into the next cycle. There’s a chance that you’ll end up with wet clothes that need to be cleaned. Recognizing the potential causes the reasons your washing machine is unable to move to the next cycle could save you time and money by preventing costly repair or replacement. Here we will look at some common reasons your Haier washing machines might not advance to the next cycle, and give some advice on how to bring it back functioning normally.
The reason a Haier washer won’t move to the next cycle is based on the type of washer you own.
A top-load Haier washer will not advance to the spin and drain cycle in the event that a malfunctioning lid switch is making the timer think the lid is open. Haier washers that fail to complete the cycle may be having a problem with a timer that isn’t working or defective pressure switches for water levels.
For the other hand, if you have a vertical modular (VMW) top-load washer, a bad shifter assembly or a failed drain pump can cause the machine mid-cycle. The excessive amount of suds can cause this type of washer to stop when the cycle has finished.
If you have a front-loader washer with a door that is broken, a damaged lock assembly, malfunctioning main electronic control board, or defective motor control boards can prevent the washer from finishing a cycle. If the washer is aware of an issue, this kind of Haier washer will send an error code digitally to the computer. The cycle stops.
These Repairs May Help Solve the Haier Washer Issue
Replace the Haier washer lid
The lid switch in top-load Haier washer is an emergency switch that determines whether the lid on the washer is closed. If the basket spins, the lid has to be shut. The washer won’t spin or drain if it senses the lid is open.
Top-load washers need to ensure that the Haier lid on the washer be closed before the motor that drives the washer can start. Top-load washers that have an open lid are not able to fill.
Replace the switch in the event that the lid switch does not detect that the lid is shut.
Replace the Haier washer-shifter assembly
It is located on the bottom. the shifter assembly known as the actuator-in a top-load washer. The motor within the shifter assembly shifts the drive system from spin mode to the agitation mode. The direction of the drive system is monitored by a sensor within the shifter. If the sensor, motor or mechanical parts of the assembly fail, the washer ceases to function and displays an error code. If the Haier Shifter Assembly fails to function, replace it.
Replace the Haier washer lock assembly
The Haier door lock assembly that comes with front load washers comes with the safety switch which detects whether the washer door is shut or not, a latch and a locking mechanism. The door won’t close should any of these components fail when opened. If a component fails while the door closed, it will not be able to open. Replace the entire assembly in case any component fails.
Replace the Haier main control board of the washer
The main Haier electronic controller board, sometimes referred to as the mother board, or the mother board, is responsible for the execution and timing of the washer’s component functions. It regulates the fill valves and drain pumps, in addition to the drive motor.
The Haier washer timer should be replaced
The timer, also called a cycle selector -is the dial you use to set the cycle of a Haier washer with mechanical controls. The timer manages the Haier washing machine’s cycle starting from filling up to final spin. If the timer isn’t moving the washer through its cycles, it’s time to replace it.
Haier washer drain pump can be replaced or repaired
The Haier drain pump draws water from the washer at the proper times during the wash cycle. The bearing of the pump can wear, or the seal may fail. A belt-driven pump can fail, the seal can fail, or the pulley can break or shear. A failing pump can produce a loud sound when the washer is full. It is possible to repair the pump in certain cases by removing the debris out of it or replacing a seal or fixing wiring problems. If the pump can’t be repaired or rebuilt, replace it.
Replace the Haier washer motor control board
The Haier motor control board is a circuit-control board that is found in front-load washers that is typically in the bottom of the washing machine next to the drive motor. It regulates the speed of the motor that drives it and the direction it is directed to for spin and tumble motions. The motor control board could require replacement when the motor stops working.
Replace the Haier washer water level pressure switch
The Haier water level pressure switch monitors the water level in the washer. If the pressure switch for water level is not working properly, the washer isn’t filled properly. It could not properly fill or it could overfill to the point where it spills over. If the pressure switch fails to precisely detect and regulate the level of water in the Haier washer, you should replace it.
A Haier washing-machine that stops moving to the next cycle is a frustrating issue. It can also interrupt your laundry routine. Understanding the possible causes and solutions to this issue will help you determine the cause and get your machine back to normal functioning. Whether it’s a simple fix like a clogged hose or a more difficult problem with the control board troubleshooting the issue can help you save time and money in the longer term. By following the tips and suggestions in this post, you’ll be able to start the first steps toward solving the issue with your Haier washing machine’s cycle speeding problems and get your laundry back to normal.