The Hisense HWFY family documents F01 for water supply and F03 for drainage. Other F or E codes should be looked up in the manual for the full model reference, without filling in the table by analogy.
Which models this reference covers
The Hisense New Zealand HWFY guide identifies HWFY7514, HWFY8514, HWFY9514, and HWFY1014, including their S/T variants. This reference limits this explanation; it does not guarantee that another Hisense model uses the same control.
Separates input, output, and panel states
F01 points to water inlet: check the supply and the external route before attributing it to a part. F03 points to drainage: distinguish retained water from a door locked by protection, and check the model's draining.
In this family, the dashes shown at startup may accompany automatic weighing. A child lock or door symbol has a different meaning and should not be automatically turned into a fault code.
For a different message, photograph the panel and note the point in the cycle. The quick guide points to the full manual for the fault table. Do not use a Gorenje table or another Hisense one just because they look similar or belong to the same company.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do F01 and F03 mean the same problem?
No. In the HWFY family cited, F01 corresponds to water supply and F03 to drainage. Checking the inlet does not replace checking the outlet.
How do I find the table for my Hisense washing machine?
Find the full model reference on the nameplate and look up its user manual, not just a commercial guide. In HWFY, the quick guide points to the fault table in the full manual.
Do the codes change between Hisense families?
They can change. Sharing the brand does not prove that the same platform is used, so the model reference and the manual take priority over a general list.
The first step is to identify the machine's manual; after that, you can choose a check for water, use, or service.