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Quick answer: If your Haier washing machine won’t drain or is stuck on spin with water left in the drum, the cause is almost always a blocked coin-trap filter, a kinked drain hose, or a failed drain pump. Clean the filter first (5 minutes, free), check the hose, then test the pump. We stock genuine Haier drain pumps with same-day Sydney dispatch.
The part that fixes this
- Haier Front Loader Washing Machine Drain Pump H0022150033660401A
- Haier Top Load Washing Machine Drain Pump Genuine H0034000110D
- Haier Washing Machine Drain Pump HWT10MW1, HWT10MW2, HWT12MW1, HWT12MW2, HWMSP60
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Last updated September 2026
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A Haier washer that fills and washes but leaves a drum full of water at the end of the cycle is one of the most common faults we diagnose at our Sydney warehouse. The good news: it’s usually a quick, low-cost fix. This guide walks Haier front loaders and top loaders through the same logical order a technician uses — filter, hose, then pump — so you don’t pay for a part you don’t need.
Haier Front Loader Washing Machine Drain Pump H0022150033660401AIn stock · dispatched from SydneyView part- Haier Top Load Washing Machine Drain Pump Genuine H0034000110DIn stock · dispatched from SydneyView part
- Haier Washing Machine Drain Pump HWT10MW1, HWT10MW2, HWT12MW1, HWT12MW2, HWMSP60In stock · dispatched from SydneyView part
- Haier Washing Machine Drain Pump HWMSP70, HWT60AW1,HWT60FVW2, HWT70AW1, HWT80AW1In stock · dispatched from SydneyView part
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How draining works on a Haier washer (front vs top loader)
The drain pump is the small electric pump that forces dirty water out of the tub and into your standpipe at the end of wash and before every spin. Haier front loaders (model codes starting HWF) almost always have a removable coin-trap filter behind a small flap at the bottom-front of the machine — this catches coins, lint and bra wires before they reach the pump. Haier top loaders (HWT and HWM series) usually have the pump mounted lower in the cabinet and often don’t have a user-accessible filter, so debris goes straight to the pump impeller. Because of this, top-loader drain faults are more often the pump itself, while front-loader faults are more often a clogged filter. Knowing which type you have tells you where to look first and which genuine Haier drain pump fits.
Symptom check: what your Haier is telling you
Haier washers rarely show a dedicated “drain” error code; instead they behave a certain way. Use this table to read the symptom before you grab a screwdriver. A machine that won’t enter spin almost always has water it couldn’t pump out — the lid/door lock won’t release spin until the pressure switch sees an empty tub.
| Symptom | Most likely cause | First check |
|---|---|---|
| Water left in drum, cycle “finished” | Blocked filter or failed pump | Coin-trap filter (front loader) |
| Stuck on spin / spin loops forever | Tub won’t empty, pressure switch holds | Pump + drain hose |
| Pump hums but no water moves | Jammed or seized impeller | Pump impeller |
| Pump silent, no sound at all | Failed pump motor or wiring | Pump continuity |
| Slow drain / partial drain | Partial hose or filter blockage | Hose + standpipe |
| Error E2 / Err2 (some models) | Drain time exceeded | Filter, then pump |
If the pump is dead silent at the drain step, the pump motor has usually failed and needs replacing.
Step 1: Clean the coin-trap filter (5 minutes, free)
On Haier HWF front loaders, open the small access flap at the bottom-front. Lay towels down first — up to a litre of trapped water will come out. Unscrew the round filter anti-clockwise, pull out coins, lint and hair, then rinse it under the tap and check the cavity behind it for debris. Spin the visible impeller with your finger; it should turn freely with no grinding. Refit the filter firmly so it seals, then run a rinse-and-spin to test. On Haier HWT/HWM top loaders without an external filter, skip to the drain hose. This single step resolves a large share of “won’t drain” calls and costs nothing. If the filter was clean and the machine still won’t empty, move to the drain hose — don’t assume the pump yet.
Step 2: Check the drain hose and standpipe
With the power off at the wall, pull the machine out and inspect the drain hose — the corrugated hose running to your laundry standpipe or tub. Look for kinks, crushed sections behind the machine, and sagging loops where lint settles. Detach the end and check the standpipe isn’t blocked; a slow-draining standpipe makes a healthy machine look faulty. Push the hose end no more than 10–15 cm into the standpipe — too deep causes siphoning, too shallow causes overflow. Tip the hose into a bucket to drain any standing water and feel for a soft clog. Blockages here mimic a pump failure exactly but cost nothing to fix. If the hose, standpipe and filter are all clear and water still won’t move, the drain pump is the culprit.
Step 3: Test and replace the drain pump
⚠️ Safety: unplug the machine at the wall before any work behind the panels. Haier washers run on 240V mains — if you’re unsure, use a licensed technician (AS/NZS).
Access the pump from the bottom or rear panel (front loaders) or lower cabinet (top loaders). A failed Haier drain pump usually shows one of two signs: it hums but won’t move water (seized or jammed impeller) or it’s completely silent (open-circuit motor winding). Check the impeller spins freely first — a stray sock thread can jam it. With a multimeter on the pump terminals you should read continuity through the winding; an open reading confirms a dead motor. To replace: photograph the wiring, release the hose clamps and electrical connector, unclip the old pump, and fit the matching genuine Haier pump. Always match the pump to your exact model number — top-loader and front-loader pumps are not interchangeable.
How to find your Haier model number
Match your washer to the right pump using the model number, not guesswork. On Haier washers the model code (e.g. HWF85AW1, HWT80MW1, HWM75TL) is printed on a sticker. Front loaders (HWF): check the rim inside the door opening, or the rear panel. Top loaders (HWT/HWM): lift the lid and look under the rim, or check the back of the cabinet. The prefix tells you the type — HWF = front loader, HWT/HWM = top loader — and the digits (e.g. 75, 80, 90) usually indicate kg capacity. Write down the full code before ordering. Our Part Finder matches your exact Haier model to the correct genuine drain pump in seconds.
Genuine Haier drain pumps we stock
All pumps below are genuine Haier parts dispatched same-day from our Sydney warehouse. Match the pump to your model number — front-loader and top-loader pumps differ.
| Part number | Fits | Link |
|---|---|---|
 H0022150033660401A | Haier front loaders (HWF series, drain pump) | |
 H0034000110D | Haier top loaders (genuine top-load pump) | |
 H0034000110D | HWT10MW1, HWT10MW2, HWT12MW1, HWT12MW2, HWMSP60 | |
 H0034000110D | HWMSP70, HWT60AW1, HWT60FVW2, HWT70AW1, HWT80AW1 | |
 H0034000110D | HWT80MW1, HWT80MW2, HWT90MW1, HWT90MW2, HWM65TLF | |
 H0034000110D | HWM75TL, HWM75TLA, HWM75TLU, HWMP50F, HWMP55-918 |
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What it costs in Australia (2026)
Fixing a draining fault yourself is far cheaper than a callout. Here’s the realistic AUD breakdown.
| Fix | Typical AUD cost | DIY difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Clean coin-trap filter | $0 | Very easy (5 min) |
| Clear drain hose / standpipe | $0 | Easy (15 min) |
| Replace drain hose | $25–$55 | Easy |
| Genuine Haier drain pump (part) | approx. $65–$140 | Moderate (30–60 min) |
| Technician callout + labour | $130–$280+ | N/A |
A genuine pump plus an hour of your time usually saves well over $150 versus a service call. A genuine Haier pump is also built to the same spec and tolerances as the original, so it seats correctly, seals properly and lasts — typically many more years of reliable draining. That’s the difference between a quick sub-$100 repair that keeps a good machine running and prematurely writing off a washer that has plenty of life left in it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my Haier washing machine not draining but the cycle finishes?
The machine reaches the end of its timer but couldn’t pump the water out. On Haier front loaders (HWF) clean the coin-trap filter first; on top loaders (HWT/HWM) check the drain hose and then the pump. A blocked filter or hose mimics a pump failure exactly.
Why is my Haier stuck on spin with water in the drum?
The pressure switch won’t allow a high-speed spin until the tub is empty, so it loops at the drain/spin step. Clear the filter and hose, and if water still won’t pump out, the drain pump has likely failed and needs replacing.
Does my Haier top loader have a filter to clean?
Most Haier HWT and HWM top loaders don’t have a user-accessible coin-trap filter — debris goes straight to the pump. That’s why top-loader drain faults more often need a new pump, while HWF front loaders usually just need a filter clean.
How do I find my Haier washing machine model number?
Look for a code like HWF85AW1, HWT80MW1 or HWM75TL. On front loaders it’s on the door rim or rear panel; on top loaders it’s under the lid rim or on the back of the cabinet. HWF = front loader, HWT/HWM = top loader.
Can I use a front-loader pump on a Haier top loader?
No. Front-loader (H0022150033660401A) and top-loader (H0034000110D) drain pumps are different parts with different mountings and connectors. Always match the pump to your exact model number before ordering.
My Haier pump hums but no water comes out — is it dead?
Usually the impeller is jammed by lint, a coin or a sock thread. Unplug, access the pump and check the impeller spins freely. If it spins clean but still won’t move water, the pump is failing and should be replaced.
Is it safe to replace the drain pump myself?
Yes, if you unplug the machine at the wall first and follow the wiring photos you take. Haier washers run on 240V mains, so if you’re unsure about the electrical connections, use a licensed technician (AS/NZS).
Frequently asked questions
Why is my Haier washing machine not draining?
A Haier washer that finishes the cycle with water left in the drum almost always has a blocked coin-trap filter, a kinked drain hose or a failed drain pump. Clean the filter first — it takes five minutes, costs nothing and resolves a large share of faults.
Why is my Haier washing machine stuck on spin with water in the drum?
The pressure switch will not allow a high-speed spin until the tub is empty, so the Haier loops at the drain and spin step. Clear the filter and drain hose first; if water still will not pump out, the drain pump has likely failed and needs replacing.
Does a Haier top loader have a filter I can clean?
Most Haier HWT and HWM top loaders do not have a user-accessible coin-trap filter, so debris goes straight to the pump impeller. That is why top-loader drain faults more often need a new pump, while HWF front loaders usually just need a filter clean.
How much does a Haier drain pump cost in Australia?
Genuine Haier drain pumps at Oz Appliance Spares are $45.95 for the HWF front-loader pump (H0022150033660401A) and $64.95 for the top-loader pump (H0034000110D). A technician callout plus labour runs $130–$280 or more, so a DIY swap usually saves well over $150.
My Haier pump hums but no water comes out — is it dead?
Usually the impeller is jammed by lint, a coin or a sock thread. Unplug the Haier washer, access the pump and check the impeller spins freely. If it spins cleanly but still will not move water, the pump is failing and should be replaced.
How do I find my Haier washing machine model number?
Look for a code like HWF85AW1, HWT80MW1 or HWM75TL. On Haier front loaders it is on the rim inside the door opening or on the rear panel; on top loaders it is under the lid rim or on the back of the cabinet.
Related guides
- Find your exact part with the Oz Part Finder
- Washing machine won’t spin — full diagnosis guide
- How to clean a washing machine coin-trap filter (all brands)
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