Haier HW-C1070TVE broke
My Haier washing machine HWC1070TVE didn't work again After pausing it twice . After the first Time it worked but After the second Time it didn't work. And it shows the code error1. I checker what it means and it said that thé door is not Locked so i Locked the door good but in vain it still don't work and it still shows the same error code
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Haier HW-C1070TVE shows Error 1 and will not start after being paused
- The problem
- A Haier HW-C1070TVE washing machine stopped working after being paused twice. It displayed Error 1, which the user had already identified as a door lock related fault. Closing and locking the door firmly did not clear the error or allow the machine to run.
- Likely cause
- The strongest diagnosis in the discussion is that the machine is detecting the door as not locked. The accepted reply says the most likely fault is the door interlock assembly, with wiring to the interlock or a control issue also mentioned as possibilities. The exact failed part was not confirmed.
- What fixed it
- The accepted advice was to isolate the machine from the mains, carry out a full power reset by unplugging it for 10–15 minutes, then retry a fresh programme without using pause. Also check that the door closes firmly, nothing is trapped in the seal, the door is not drooping, and the plastic door catch/striker is not cracked, loose or worn. If the fault remains, further diagnosis or replacement of the door interlock may be needed by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
- Checks to try
- Full mains reset by unplugging for 10–15 minutes
- Door closed firmly and checked for trapped washing in the seal
- Checked whether the door was drooping or misaligned
- Inspected the plastic door catch/striker for damage or looseness
- Listened for the door lock click when starting a programme
- Inspected door interlock wiring for loose or burnt connections
- Parts or tools mentioned
- Door interlock assembly
- Door catch/striker
Safety: Isolate the washing machine from the mains before any internal checks. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
1 Answer
It does sound as if the machine is seeing the door as “not locked”, but that doesn’t always mean the door simply isn’t shut properly. On these, repeated pausing can sometimes leave the door interlock or control out of sequence.
Before checking anything internal, isolate the washing machine from the mains.
1. Do a full reset Unplug it for 10–15 minutes, then plug back in and try a fresh programme from the start. Don’t use pause initially. Sometimes the control board will clear the fault after a proper power reset.
2. Check the door closes firmly Open and close the door firmly. Make sure no washing is trapped in the seal and that the door is not drooping. If the hinge is slightly loose or the catch is misaligned, the interlock may not engage even though the door seems shut.
3. Inspect the door catch Look at the plastic striker on the door itself. If it is cracked, loose, or worn, the lock may not detect it properly.
4. Listen for the lock Start a programme and listen carefully. You should normally hear a definite click from the door lock within a few seconds. - Clicks but still shows Error 1: possible faulty interlock switch or wiring - No click: possible failed door lock, wiring fault, or control issue
5. Check for obvious wiring issues If you are competent to remove the top/front access panel, inspect the wiring to the door interlock for loose or burnt connections.
If the catch is sound and a reset doesn’t help, the most likely fault is the door interlock assembly itself, though wiring or the control board are also possible. For mains electrical testing or replacement of internal parts, it’s best to use a qualified appliance engineer.
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Never work on a live appliance
Always unplug it at the mains before going near it with any tools.
Never attempt gas work
By law, gas appliances must only be worked on by a Gas Safe registered engineer. If your fault involves gas, stop and call a professional. Do not attempt it yourself.
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Outer panels are smooth, but internal parts have sharp machined edges. Wear protective gloves and arm sleeves.
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