Haier Washer Error Code wash/spin flashing

When both the wash and spin indicators flash on a Haier washer, it means the machine paused the program because it did not receive enough water within approximately 8 minutes of attempting to fill. The washer monitors fill time and triggers this alert when water intake is insufficient. The most common causes are a closed water faucet, blocked inlet valve filter screens, or low water pressure.

The washer has already paused itself and will not continue the cycle until the water supply issue is resolved, so there is no immediate safety risk. However, you should address the root cause before resuming use, since repeatedly attempting to run cycles without adequate water flow could stress the inlet valve solenoid over time. Do not attempt to bypass the water supply issue and force a cycle to run.

If the fix is simply opening a faucet or cleaning the inlet valve filter screens, the repair costs nothing. If the water inlet valve itself has failed and needs replacement, parts typically range from $20 to $65 depending on the model, and professional labor to install it generally adds $75 to $150. Addressing the simpler causes first is recommended before considering parts replacement.

Start by confirming the water supply faucet is fully open, then press the Start/Pause button to resume the cycle. If the error returns, turn off the water supply, disconnect the inlet hoses, and clean the small mesh filter screens at the hose connection points on the valve. If those steps do not resolve the issue, check your household water pressure or inspect the hoses for kinks. A failed inlet valve is the likely cause if all other factors check out, and it would need to be replaced.

Resetting the washer by turning it off and back on may clear the flashing indicators temporarily, but the error will return the next time the machine attempts to fill if the underlying cause has not been corrected. The faucet, filter screens, or water pressure issue must be resolved first. After fixing the cause, pressing Start/Pause is the correct way to resume the paused cycle.