To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic Washer is unable to drain water?
If your Panasonic Washer is unable to drain, inspect the drain hose for the following issues: - Clogs - Tip immersed in water - Extensions with joints - Frozen water. Also, clean the drain filter if it is clogged.
What happens if the electricity supply cuts out while my Panasonic NA-107VC5 Washer is running?
If the electricity supply cuts out while your Panasonic Washer is on, the appliance will stop operating. When power is restored, it will resume operation from the point where it stopped.
What to do if a circuit breaker trips the electricity supply to my Panasonic NA-107VC5?
If a circuit breaker trips the electricity supply to your Panasonic Washer, the appliance will stop operating. When the breaker is reset, it will resume operation from the point where it stopped. However, it's important to identify and resolve the underlying cause of the breaker tripping.
What to do if the water supply is disrupted while using my Panasonic NA-107VC5 by Panasonic?
If the water supply is disrupted while using your Panasonic Washer, be aware that when the water supply is restored, it may initially be impure. Disconnect the water-supply hose and drain away the impure water through the tap. Ensure the water-supply hose is reconnected before using the appliance again.
How to troubleshoot water supply issues with my Panasonic Washer?
If you are unable to supply water to your Panasonic Washer, check the following: - Ensure the tap is open. - Check if the water pipe or hose is frozen. - Verify that the water supply has not been disrupted. - Inspect the water-supply filter for clogs.
What does it mean if the water supply light flashes on my Panasonic NA-107VC5 Washer?
If the light flashes on your Panasonic Washer indicating cut-off water supply or low water pressure, check these potential issues: - Ensure the tap is open. - Verify that the water supply is not cut off. - Check for low water supply pressure. - Inspect the water-supply hose for clogs or twists. - Examine the water-supply filter for clogs.
What does it mean if the drain filter light flashes on my Panasonic NA-107VC5?
If the light flashes on your Panasonic Washer, it may indicate that the drain filter is clogged or the water-drain hose is clogged or twisted.
What to do if my Panasonic Washer is overflowing?
If your Panasonic Washer is overflowing, check for these problems: - The water-supply valve has failed. - The water-supply valve triac has failed. If either of these has occurred, switch off and unplug the appliance, shut off the tap, and contact your local Customer Service Centre.
Why does the displayed remaining time change on my Panasonic Washer?
The remaining time displayed on your Panasonic Washer is an estimate that is continually corrected. Therefore, the displayed time may change during the wash cycle.
Why is my Panasonic Washer making an unusual noise or vibration?
If you notice an unusual noise or vibration coming from your Panasonic Washer, it could be due to metal items in the drum, or the appliance may be on a sloping or unstable surface. If none of these is the cause, contact your local Customer Service Centre.
General| Power consumption (off) | 0.5 W |
|---|---|
| Water consumption per cycle | - L |
| Energy consumption washing per cycle | 0.65 kWh |
| Annual water consumption washing | 10346 L |
| Annual energy consumption washing | 195 kWh |
| Door color | Black |
| Door hinge | Left |
| Drum volume | 50 L |
| Control type | Rotary, Touch |
| Display type | LCD |
| Loading type | Front-load |
| Product color | White |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Door opening angle | 140 ° |
| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
| Drum capacity | 7 kg |
| Cycle time (max) | 165 min |
| Delay start (max) | 24 h |
| Residual moisture | 62 % |
| Spin-drying class | C |
| Maximum spin speed | 1000 RPM |
| Minimum spin speed | 400 RPM |
| Noise level (spin) | 74 dB |
| Noise level (wash) | 58 dB |
| Number of washing programs | 15 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 527 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 597 mm |
| Height | 845 mm |
| Weight | 72000 g |
Guidelines for children's interaction and supervision with the appliance.
Precautions for water supply, preventing leaks, and avoiding damp locations.
Warnings about ignition sources and flammable materials near the appliance.
Safe practices for the appliance's power cord, plug, and connection.
Restrictions on using extension cords or adapters with the appliance.
Emphasizing installation by qualified personnel to avoid accidents.
Warnings against dismantling, repairing, and touching the moving drum.
Cautions on hose connections, suitable textiles, and avoiding direct hot water supply.
Importance of removing anchor bolts and avoiding contact with door hinges or the underside.
Cautions for washing waterproof items and handling hot water/door seals.
Where to add detergent, softener, and bleach, and in what order.
Recommendations for using low-suds detergents and avoiding overfilling.
How powdered detergent is dispensed and how to prevent clumping.
Adding softener and starch to the correct compartment for rinse cycles.
How to use the main dials for selecting wash programmes and spin speeds.
Explanation of buttons like Start/Pause, Extra Rinse, Child Lock, and warning lights.
How the door locks automatically and how to unlock it safely.
Proper procedures for loading laundry and closing the appliance door.
Steps for selecting wash programmes, spin speeds, and optional functions.
How to start the wash, what to expect upon completion, and post-wash care.
How to use Extra Rinse for better cleaning and activate Child Lock.
Setting the timer to delay the start of the wash cycle.
How to clean the appliance exterior, door seal, and window.
Explanations for E01 (Door open) and E02 (Unable to supply water) errors.
Troubleshooting E03 (Unable to drain) and E04 (Overflow) error messages.
