Haier expanded error-code library

Haier appliance error codes

Haier refrigerators, washers and air conditioners display codes, usually a letter followed by a number. Appliance type matters: E codes on a washer relate to water, drain or the door, while codes on a refrigerator relate to sensors and defrost. Write the code, the model number from the label and what the appliance was doing, and try a power reset of a few minutes before you call service.

Haier washers, dryers and refrigerators show codes for water, drain, door and sensor faults. A washer that shows a fill or drain code needs its taps, inlet screens, drain filter and hose checked; a door or lid code needs the latch and the load cleared; a dryer code usually points to the vent or a temperature sensor. Haier shares some platforms with other brands, so check the page for your exact model.

Switch the appliance off at the breaker for a minute before trying again, and note the code and the cycle. A code that returns after those checks points to a part or a board and needs service.

Haier refrigerators and washers often show a code when a sensor or fan cannot be read. For a refrigerator code, unplug the unit for five minutes, check the door seals and fan vents, and make sure the temperature setting is not extreme. For a washer code, check the load, the water supply and the drain. Haier appliances in some markets are sold under other names, so match the code to your exact model.

Haier's appliances range from compact units to full-size machines, and its codes vary by series. Check the series name on the label before you use a code table. Haier's support pages are organized by model, and the model number on the label gets you to the right manual. Keep the receipt for the warranty, and register the product if the manufacturer offers it, since registration can speed up a claim.