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Quick answer: If your Hisense washer won’t drain or spin and leaves water in the drum, the drain pump has usually failed. The genuine Hisense Washing Machine Drain Pump K1577219 (fits HWFL1014V) is $69.95 with same-day dispatch from our Sydney warehouse. It’s a 30 to 45 minute DIY swap.
Last updated June 2026
A Hisense front loader that stops mid-cycle with a drum full of water is one of the most common faults we ship parts for. On models like the HWFL1014V, the drain pump runs near the end of every wash to push the water out before the spin. When the pump motor wears, jams on debris, or the impeller cracks, the machine can’t empty. So it buzzes, throws an error, or just parks itself with the door locked and the drum full. The upside is that the drain pump is one of the cheapest parts on the whole machine, and one of the easiest to fit yourself. Below I’ll cover how to confirm it’s the pump, how to find the right part for your model, and how to swap it.
How do I know it’s the drain pump?
The drain pump is the usual culprit when the symptoms all point to water that won’t leave the drum. Look for:
- Won’t drain: the cycle finishes (or stalls) with standing water in the tub.
- Won’t spin: the machine won’t progress to a high spin because it senses water is still present.
- Stops mid-cycle: it pauses, sometimes with an error code, when it tries and fails to pump out.
- Noisy or buzzing pump: you can hear a continuous hum or grinding from the bottom-front of the machine while it tries to drain.
Before you order the pump, rule out the cheap stuff. Pull out the small drain filter (behind the kick-flap at the bottom-front) and clear it. Coins, hair clips and lint block it all the time and mimic a dead pump. Check the drain hose isn’t kinked or clogged at the standpipe while you’re there. If the filter and hose are clear but the machine still won’t empty, and especially if you can hear the pump straining without any water moving, the pump itself has gone and the K1577219 is the fix.
For a fuller diagnostic walkthrough of every possible cause, see our companion guide: Hisense washing machine not draining.
Which drain pump fits my Hisense washer?
The drain pump must match your exact model. Hisense uses different pump assemblies across its front-load range, so always confirm against the model sticker before buying. You’ll find the sticker on the door rim (open the door and look at the front edge of the cabinet) or on the back panel of the machine.
| Part number | Fits these models | Genuine / Compatible | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 K1577219 | Hisense HWFL1014V | Genuine | $69.95 | |
| Related drain pump | Hisense HWFS1015E · HWFS1214PB · HWFS7514S · HWFS8514E | Genuine | $69.95 | Shop washing machine parts |
The genuine Hisense Washing Machine Drain Pump K1577219 is the correct part for the HWFL1014V. If your model sticker reads HWFS1015E, HWFS1214PB, HWFS7514S or HWFS8514E instead, you need the related Hisense drain pump (also $69.95) rather than the K1577219. Same job, different fitment. Match by your printed model number and you’ll get it right the first time, because the body and electrical connector differ between the HWFL and HWFS series.
Not sure which sticker you’re reading? Run our part finder quiz and we’ll confirm the exact pump for your machine.
How to replace the Hisense drain pump, step by step
Time: 30 to 45 minutes. Difficulty: beginner to intermediate. Tools: Phillips and flat screwdriver, towels, shallow tray, pliers, your phone for photos.
- Cut the power and water. Switch the machine off at the wall and unplug it. Turn off the water tap behind the machine. Never work on a plugged-in washer.
- Drain the machine first. Put a shallow tray and towels at the bottom-front. Open the kick-flap, unscrew the drain filter slowly, and let the standing water run out into the tray. Empty it as you go, because a 10kg machine can hold several litres.
- Get to the pump. On most Hisense front loaders the pump sits behind the front or bottom panel. Lay the machine carefully on its back (or tilt it) and remove the lower or front access panel screws to reach the pump assembly. Keep towels underneath for any residual water.
- Photograph the wiring. Before you disconnect anything, take a clear photo of the electrical connector and the two hose positions. That’s your reference when you put it back together, and it saves a lot of guesswork.
- Disconnect and remove the old pump. Unplug the wiring connector. Loosen the hose clamps with pliers and ease the hoses off the pump. More water may escape here, so keep the tray handy. Undo the mounting screws or release the bayonet clips and lift the old pump out.
- Fit the new K1577219. Mount the new pump the same way round, refit the hoses and clamps firmly, and reconnect the wiring exactly as your photo shows. Make sure every clamp is fully seated. A loose drain hose clamp is a common cause of leaks after a swap.
- Refit the filter and panels. Screw the drain filter back in snug, but not over-tight, then refit the access panel and stand the machine back up.
- Test it. Reconnect the water, plug in, and run a short rinse-and-spin cycle. Check the machine drains fully, spins, and that there are no leaks at the pump hoses or filter. If it drains cleanly and spins, you’re done.
Genuine or compatible, what should I buy?
The K1577219 we stock is a genuine Hisense drain pump, so the body shape, hose ports, mounting and electrical connector match the HWFL1014V exactly. No adaptors, no guesswork. For a part that runs on every cycle and handles water under pressure, fitment and seal integrity matter. A slightly-wrong compatible pump can leak at the hose ports or fail to seat properly. At $69.95 with same-day Sydney dispatch, the genuine pump is the safe call. Every pump ships from our own warehouse, so what you order is what arrives.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Hisense drain pump K1577219?
The genuine Hisense Washing Machine Drain Pump K1577219 is $69.95, with same-day dispatch from our Sydney warehouse on orders placed before cut-off.
Is the K1577219 a genuine Hisense part?
Yes. It’s a genuine Hisense drain pump that fits the HWFL1014V, with the correct body, hose ports and electrical connector. No modification needed.
Will the K1577219 fit my Hisense washing machine?
The K1577219 is the correct pump for the HWFL1014V. If your model sticker reads HWFS1015E, HWFS1214PB, HWFS7514S or HWFS8514E, you need the related Hisense drain pump ($69.95) instead. Always match by your printed model number, on the door rim or back panel.
How long does delivery take?
Orders placed before our daily cut-off dispatch the same day from our Sydney warehouse, so most Australian metro addresses receive the pump within a couple of business days.
Can I replace the drain pump myself?
Yes, it’s one of the more beginner-friendly repairs. With the power and water off, it’s a 30 to 45 minute job using a screwdriver and pliers. Photograph the wiring before you disconnect anything and you’ll have no trouble putting it back together.
My filter is clear but the washer still won’t drain, is it definitely the pump?
If the drain filter and drain hose are both clear and unkinked, but the machine still won’t empty and you can hear the pump straining or buzzing, the pump has almost certainly failed. See our Hisense washing machine not draining guide to confirm before ordering.
Stop bailing water out of the drum. A fresh Hisense Drain Pump K1577219 gets your HWFL1014V draining and spinning again for $69.95, with same-day dispatch from our Sydney warehouse. Not sure your model is an HWFL1014V? Browse all Hisense washing machine parts or run the part finder quiz first.
Disclaimer: this article is general information only and is provided without warranty of any kind. Appliance designs vary between models and production runs — always follow the manufacturer’s instructions, switch off and unplug the appliance before starting any work, and confirm parts against the model number on your appliance’s model sticker. Any repair is undertaken at your own risk and Oz Appliance Spares accepts no liability for injury, loss or damage arising from work performed after reading this guide, to the maximum extent permitted by law. If in doubt, use a qualified technician.
