The CLRF error code on Haier washing machines signifies excess detergent or the wrong type of detergent being used. This leads to excessive foam formation during the wash cycle, triggering the error and potentially affecting the machine's performance.

The Unb error code on Haier washing machines signifies an unbalanced load. This means the laundry inside the drum is unevenly distributed, causing the machine to vibrate excessively and potentially malfunction.

The FE error code on Haier washing machines can have two different meanings depending on the specific model

The FD error code on Haier washing machines can have two different meanings depending on the specific model

The FC2 error code on Haier washing machines, like its FC1 and FC0 counterparts, can have different meanings depending on the specific model you own. It often acts as a general indicator of an electronics or communication issue, leaving you without a clear pinpoint of the problem.

Unfortunately, the FC1 error code on Haier washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues. 

Unfortunately, the FC0 error code on Haier washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues. 

The FA error code on Haier washing machines typically indicates a problem with the water level sensor. This sensor, also known as the pressure switch, monitors the water level inside the drum and relays that information to the control board. If the sensor malfunctions or experiences issues, the FA code might appear.

Unfortunately, the F9 error code on Haier washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate two different issues

The F7 error code on Haier washing machines usually indicates a problem with the motor. This could manifest in various ways depending on the specific issue.