HOW DO I DRAIN THE WATER FROM MY HP WASHER FOR WINTER

Just remove the drain hose from the drain upstand pipe and lower it to the floor. It will empty the pump or water.

You can also drop a pint of car anti freeze into the machine just to be sure if you wish.

F8E0Steam valve failureCheck the water supply hoses for kinks. Check for a restricted screen in the water valves. Replace the steam valve if defective.
Steam valve
F8E1No water detectedMake sure that both water supply valves behind the washer are fully open. In winter, check the fill lines for freezing. Check the drain system for a siphon problem. If the water valve assembly is defective, replace it.
See the repair guide to fix it yourselfWater valve assembly
F8E2Dispenser failureThe dispenser can't move into position. Unplug the washer and check the mechanical linkage on the dispenser housing. Repair or replace any damaged dispenser parts.
Dispenser assembly parts
F8E3Overflow conditionUnplug the washer and, if the washer is overfilled, check the water valve assembly for proper shut-off of water flow. If the water valve assembly is defective, replace it. If the washer is empty when this error code appears, replace the water level pressure switch.
See the repair guide to fix it yourselfWater valve assembly, water level pressure switch
F8E4Low water flowThe flow meter detects a long fill time. Make sure that both water supply valves behind the washer are fully open. In winter, check the fill lines for freezing. Check the drain system for a siphon problem. If the water valve assembly is defective, replace it. If water flows normally, replace the flow meter.
See the repair guide to fix it yourselfWater valve assembly, flow meter
F9E1Long drainRemove excess suds; the washer can't drain excessively sudsy water. Check your house drain system for a clog. Check the drain hose for kinks or clogs. Replace the drain pump if defective. If the washer drains properly, replace the water level pressure switch because it isn't accurately detecting the water level.
See the repair guide to fix it yourselfDrain pump, water level pressure switch

Did you drain the pump in the fall? Cracked housing or blown gasket.

Just turn off the water supply to the washer, and lower drain hose to drain any standing in hose, that is all you need to do.

The pump will actually withstand the freezing, but to play it safe, just lay the drain hose down flat on the floor and allow the water to run out.

Turn off the water at the cold and hot taps. Disconnect the hoses from the taps and the washer and drain them. Lay the drain hose flat on the floor to drain it to a container. With the hoses disconnected and the drain hose flat, start the fill cycle (set to WARM) briefly (15 seconds) to open the inlet solenoid valves and allow water to drain from them. Start the rinse cycle to pump any residual water out of the tub and drain (15 seconds).
OR
Turn off water and disconnect inlet hoses as described above. Pour 1 gallon of RV anti-freeze (for potable water systems) into the tub. Start the rinse cycle just enough to start the drain so antifreeze goes through pump and into drain hose. Before using the washer again, run a small rinse through to flush out the anti-freeze.

make sure to drain and disconnect the water lines, also make sure that there is no water left in the drum, other than that- that's about all you can do

disconnecting the hoses from under machine( usually pump hose is the lowest, all water should drain from machine, we used to place windshield washer fluid to hold them outside overwinter in used appliance store.