DC Travel Semi Automatic Washing Machine

The XPB60-8B DC Travel Semi-Automatic Washing Machine is a product launched by Koyer factory after innovative research and development.  It features new changes and improvements in both design and function, while still maintaining a high-quality ABS+PP plastic body, a 90W motor and 300W rated power, and our 1-year warranty service.

What's Different About the Lid Design of This Washing Machine?

Compared to ordinary washing machine lids, the XPB60-8B's lid features an integrated washbasin design.  Besides dust protection, it can also be used for pre-washing.

For everyday laundry, if there are stubborn stains on collars, cuffs, etc., you can pre-wash them in this washbasin before putting them into the washing machine for a full wash. This integrated manual pre-washing and machine washing operation provides more thorough cleaning, and you no longer need a separate washboard.

How Does the Travel Semi-Automatic Washing Machine Get Its Power?

Koyer's innovative design for the XPB60-8B also includes a dual-mode power connection design, making it less restricted by power sources.

When you receive our washing machine, it will come with a dedicated charging cable that can be directly connected to a household AC power outlet. It also includes alligator clip power cables for easy connection to an external 12V DC power source.

This increased power flexibility makes this washing machine a portable travel washing machine, easily handling situations such as RV travel, outdoor camping, or emergency car washing.

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FAQ

1. What distinguishes semi-automatic washing machines from fully automatic ones?

The core distinction lies in automation levels. Semi-automatic models feature separate wash and spin drums, requiring manual water filling, drainage, and transferring laundry between drums. Fully automatic machines complete the entire wash, rinse, and spin cycle with a single button press, eliminating manual intervention but at a higher price point. Semi-automatic models offer greater affordability and simpler construction.

2. How should a semi-automatic washing machine be operated correctly?

First, fill the wash tub to the appropriate water level. Add a suitable amount of detergent, then load the laundry. Select the wash programme and duration before starting. Once the wash cycle completes, manually drain the water. Transfer the laundry to the spin tub, ensuring it is evenly distributed and the lid is securely closed. Set the spin duration and start the cycle. Remove the laundry once completed.

3. What should I do if the machine shakes violently or makes excessive noise during spin?

This is most likely due to unevenly distributed laundry. After stopping the machine, rearrange the items in the spin drum, ensuring they are spread out and compacted. Additionally, check for foreign objects like coins or buttons inside the drum and remove them promptly. You may also inspect whether the shock-absorbing springs are loose or worn out.

4. Why does the washing machine spin but offer poor spin-drying results?

This may occur if the spin cycle is set too briefly; extend it to 3–5 minutes. Alternatively, the load may exceed the drum's capacity or items may be tangled. Reduce the load size per spin and ensure items are untangled.

5. How should one troubleshoot when the wash tub fails to fill with water?

First, confirm the tap is fully open. Next, inspect the inlet hose for kinks or blockages; clear or straighten the hose if necessary. Should water still fail to enter, the inlet valve may be faulty or the water level sensor defective. Contact a repair technician for inspection.

6. What precautions should be taken when using a semi-automatic washing machine?

Separate dark and light-coloured garments to prevent colour transfer. Avoid overloading the drum, as this impairs cleaning effectiveness. Always secure the drum lid during spin cycles to prevent items being ejected. Refrain from plugging or unplugging the machine in damp conditions to avoid electric shock.

7. How should a semi-automatic washing machine be stored for long-term disuse?

Thoroughly clean both the wash and spin drums, draining all residual water. Disconnect the power supply, remove the inlet and drain hoses for secure storage. Position the machine in a dry, well-ventilated area to prevent moisture-induced rusting or damage to components.

8. Why does my semi-automatic washing machine fail to spin while emitting a humming noise from the motor?

This typically indicates a faulty or degraded capacitor in the spin motor. Test by replacing it with a new capacitor of identical specifications. Alternatively, the motor shaft sleeve may be seized due to insufficient lubrication, or foreign matter may be entangled around the shaft at the bottom of the spin drum. Clear any obstructions or lubricate the shaft sleeve. Should these measures prove ineffective, professional motor servicing is required.

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