Haier launches AirFresh 316 series of top-load washing machines in India- All details

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Haier Appliances has introduced its new 316 top-load washing machine series in India, featuring the advanced Ultra Fresh Air Technology. This upgraded version of the 306 series combines modern design with enhanced functionality, catering to larger households with an 8kg capacity.

The Haier AirFresh series washing machines are top-load models with a toughened glass lid and a stainless steel wash tub featuring an Oceanus Wave Drum design. The machines are equipped with a Balance Clean pulsator that moves clothes gently, minimising wear and tear.

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The standout feature of these machines is the Ultra AirFresh technology, which effectively eliminates bacteria from clothes and prevents unpleasant odours - a common issue during the monsoon season. Additionally, the air-dry feature removes excess moisture, facilitating faster drying.

Designed to function efficiently at low water pressure, these machines are ideal for high-rise buildings or areas with slow water flow. They can operate at pressures as low as 0.01MPa, ensuring effective cleaning even in challenging conditions.

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The AirFresh series offers 10 washing levels, allowing users to customise the wash strength and duration. It also includes 15 preset wash programs, accessible via interactive buttons near the lid for ease of use.

Haier provides a 2-year comprehensive warranty on the AirFresh washing machines and a 10-year warranty on the motor. Free installation services are available for specific PIN codes.

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An Ultra-Fresh Air Button activates the air technology, ensuring clothes remain fresh even after being left in the machine. The control panel features vibrant graphics and intuitive icons for user convenience.

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