Won’t your Haier washer drain? The most likely cause is a blocked or failed drain pump. Small objects or clothing can obstruct the pump, and a pump that remains noisy during the drain cycle may need replacement. Next, check the control board, which may not send voltage to the drain pump, followed by the timer on models that use one to control drain timing. A kinked, crushed, or clogged drain hose can also leave standing water in the washer, especially if the machine has moved during a cycle. Use a thin, long-handled brush to clear lint or hair from the hose. Less commonly, debris in the door lock, door latch, or lid switch assembly can prevent the washer from operating correctly. Always disconnect power before inspecting internal parts, and use a multimeter only if you are comfortable testing live voltage and have reviewed the wiring diagram. Whether your Haier washing machine is not draining or you need to know how to drain the washing machine safely, enter your model number to find the exact drain pump, control board, timer, hose, or switch for your specific washer.
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Sometimes, small objects or articles of clothing can get caught in the drain pump. To determine if anything is blocking the drain pump, remove the drain pump and check the pump for obstructions. If the drain pump is clear of obstructions, but is still noisy during the drain cycle, replace the drain pump.
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Since a washing machine control board provides voltage to nearly all of the washer's electrical components, a faulty board may not be sending power to the drain pump during the drain cycle. You can inspect the board for signs of burning or a shorted-out component. You can also use a multimeter to test for incoming power to the drain pump after reviewing the appliance's wiring diagram. If no voltage is present when the washer is in the drain cycle, it's likely the control board is defective and will need to be replaced.
On some washing machine models, a timer is used to determine when voltage is to be sent to the washer's electrical components. A faulty timer may not be sending power to the drain pump during the drain cycle. You can inspect the timer for signs of burning or a shorted-out component. You can also use a multimeter to test for incoming power to the drain pump after reviewing the appliance's wiring diagram. If no voltage is present when the washer is in the drain cycle, it's likely the timer is defective and will need to be replaced.
Check to see if the drain hose is kinked or crushed. If your washer "dances" during cycles, it may have moved and kinked the hose. The drain hose could also be clogged with lint or hair. You can use a thin, long-handled brush to clean the hose.
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05 - Door lock or door latch obstructed
Remove any debris in the door lock or latch assembly. Any debris that is in the lock or latch can prevent the washer from working properly.
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06 - Obstructed Lid switch assembly or Door lock
Remove any debris in the door lock or lid switch assembly. Any debris that is in the lock or latch can prevent the washer from working properly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why won't my Haier washer drain?
How do I fix a washer that won't drain and has standing water?
How can I tell if the drain pump or control board is bad?
Could a bad timer cause my Haier washing machine not to drain?
How do I find and buy the correct Haier drain pump or other washer part?