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If your Panasonic Washer isn't draining, check the drain water hose for clogs and ensure the hose tip isn't underwater. Also, make sure the drain hose isn't raised higher than 10 cm above the floor and that its total length (including any extension) doesn't exceed 3 meters. You can resume operation by opening and closing the lid, and ensure you clear and clean the drain hose.
Why is spin or air dry not working on my Panasonic Washer?
If spin or air dry isn't working on your Panasonic Washer, make sure clothes aren't concentrated on one side of the tub and that the washing machine is installed on a stable, level surface. Distribute the clothes evenly, close the lid, and resume operation by opening and closing the lid.
What to do if the lid is open on my Panasonic NA-F100A2 Washer?
If your Panasonic Washer isn't working because the lid is open, close the lid.
Why is no water being supplied to my Panasonic Washer?
If water isn't being supplied to your Panasonic Washer, make sure the water faucet is turned on and there isn't a water outage. Also, check if the water supply filter is clogged with dirt. Resume operation by opening and closing the lid.
Why is the operation time longer than indicated on my Panasonic Washer?
The operation time on your Panasonic Washer may be longer than indicated if the laundry is concentrated on one side or if the water supply or drainage isn't working well. This can also trigger error displays "U11" or "U14".
Why does my Panasonic Washer change to Rinse/Spin during spin cycle?
If your Panasonic Washer suddenly changes to the Rinse/Spin rinse process during the spin cycle, it's likely because the clothes are concentrated on one side of the tub. The machine automatically corrects this imbalance by starting the rinse process. Make sure to place clothes as evenly as possible. Also, the tub rotation speed is adjusted to reduce foaming during spin.
Why is water being supplied mid-wash in my Panasonic Washer?
If water is being supplied in the middle of the wash process in your Panasonic Washer, it's because the water level has dropped and water is being added automatically. If you have a large amount of laundry, water may be added several times automatically.
Why is the water level too high in my Panasonic NA-F100A2 Washer?
If the water level is too high for the amount of laundry in your Panasonic Washer, it may be because the laundry was already wet or there was water in the tub before starting the operation.
Why is the water level too low in my Panasonic Washer?
If the water level is too low for the amount of laundry in your Panasonic Washer, it could be because you're washing light clothes made of synthetic fiber. These types of clothes may result in a lower water level.
Why does my Panasonic NA-F100A2 Washer start rinse without water?
If your Panasonic Washer starts with the rinse cycle but no water is supplied, water will be supplied after the spin cycle if there's no water in the tub. If there is water in the tub, water will be supplied after the water is discharged.
Details the maximum load capacity for various washing programs.
Outlines the water supply duration and volume for different wash programs.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable and safe installation location for the washing machine.
Instructions for attaching the bottom cover to the washing machine unit.
Steps for correctly connecting the external drain water hose.
Procedure for connecting the water supply hose to the tap adaptor and faucet.
Guidance on safely connecting the power plug and establishing grounding.
Instructions to ensure the washing machine does not wobble during operation.
Steps for conducting a trial operation to check for leaks and sounds.
Program for gently washing delicate clothes and stylish garments.
Program for thorough cleaning with plenty of water in wash and rinse.
Instructions for washing washable blankets.
Details on removing water from clothes by tub rotation and air blowing.
How to cancel the end buzzer sound.
Procedure to activate or deactivate the child lock safety function.
Method for manually turning the tub, for example, for filter access.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reattaching the lint filter.
Explanation of error codes starting with 'U' and their solutions.
Explanation of error codes starting with 'H' and their solutions.
Steps for disassembling the electronic controller unit.
Instructions for removing and disassembling Panel Face B.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part A.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part A.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part B.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part B.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part C.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part C.
Diagram showing packing materials and components.
List of replacement parts related to packing materials.
Details the maximum load capacity for various washing programs.
Outlines the water supply duration and volume for different wash programs.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable and safe installation location for the washing machine.
Instructions for attaching the bottom cover to the washing machine unit.
Steps for correctly connecting the external drain water hose.
Procedure for connecting the water supply hose to the tap adaptor and faucet.
Guidance on safely connecting the power plug and establishing grounding.
Instructions to ensure the washing machine does not wobble during operation.
Steps for conducting a trial operation to check for leaks and sounds.
Program for gently washing delicate clothes and stylish garments.
Program for thorough cleaning with plenty of water in wash and rinse.
Instructions for washing washable blankets.
Details on removing water from clothes by tub rotation and air blowing.
How to cancel the end buzzer sound.
Procedure to activate or deactivate the child lock safety function.
Method for manually turning the tub, for example, for filter access.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reattaching the lint filter.
Explanation of error codes starting with 'U' and their solutions.
Explanation of error codes starting with 'H' and their solutions.
Steps for disassembling the electronic controller unit.
Instructions for removing and disassembling Panel Face B.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part A.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part A.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part B.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part B.
Visual breakdown of major components for Part C.
List of replacement parts with part numbers for Part C.
Diagram showing packing materials and components.
List of replacement parts related to packing materials.
This document outlines the service and operational procedures for the Panasonic NA-F100A2 Fully Automatic Washing Machine, designed for the Thailand market. It covers installation, daily use, maintenance, troubleshooting, and parts replacement.
The Panasonic NA-F100A2 is a fully automatic washing machine designed to handle various laundry needs with ease. It offers multiple wash programs, including Normal, Energy Save (Speedy), Delicate, Baby-care, Fragrance, Blanket, Power Wash + Soak, Extreme Wash, Air Dry, and Tub Hygiene. Each program is tailored to specific fabric types and soil levels, ensuring optimal cleaning and fabric care. The machine features a pulsator for effective washing and a spin tub for efficient water extraction. Water supply pressure is regulated to ensure consistent performance, and a thermo protector safeguards the single-phase induction motor.
Installation: Proper installation is crucial for the washing machine's performance and safety. The manual emphasizes avoiding locations prone to freezing, dampness, direct sunlight, or uneven surfaces. The bottom cover must be attached securely, and the external drain water hose connected correctly, ensuring it is not directed upward, raised more than 10 cm above the floor, or extended beyond 3 meters. The water tap adaptor and water supply hose require firm connections to prevent leaks. Grounding is essential, especially for 2-pin power cords. After installation, the machine's stability should be checked, and a trial operation performed to detect any water leakage, abnormal sounds, or error displays.
Operation Panel: The operation panel provides intuitive control over the washing cycles. Users can change the water amount during a wash process by pressing "Water Level." The display shows the current water amount and, after approximately 5 seconds, the approximate remaining time. Water levels, except "Extra Low," offer three options that can be switched while the level indicator is lit. The "Preset" function allows users to set a delayed finish time for washing, ranging from 2 to 24 hours later (3 to 24 hours for Power Wash + Soak). This feature is not available for Delicate, Fragrance, Blanket, Tub Hygiene, and Air Dry programs. In case of a power failure, the Auto Restart function resumes operation from where it stopped. The machine automatically powers off if "Start/Pause" is not pressed within 10 minutes of power-on.
Washing Process: To start, turn on the power, select a program, and press "Start." The pulsator will move without water to measure the laundry amount (approximately 5 seconds), after which the water amount is indicated. Detergent should be added approximately 20 seconds after the water amount is displayed, as water supply begins then. The lid must be closed for operation to proceed.
Washing Options:
Cancelling End Buzzer: To cancel the end buzzer, press and hold "Start/Pause" and "Off/On" simultaneously for 3 seconds until two short beeps are heard. To reset, repeat the procedure until four short beeps are heard.
Setting Child Lock: The Child Lock function prevents children from falling into the tub. If the lid is opened during operation, a buzzer sounds, and if not closed within 10 seconds, the water is flushed out. This function does not lock the lid or button operations. To activate, close the lid, turn on the power, and press and hold "Air Dry" for 5 seconds until two short beeps are heard. To cancel, repeat the procedure until four short beeps are heard.
Turning the Tub by Hand: If it is difficult to reach the detergent or softener inlet, the tub can be turned clockwise by hand after turning on the power. This is not possible if there is water in the tub or if "Start" has been pressed.
Lint Filter: The lint filter should be cleaned after each operation. To remove, open the filter and remove lint. If lint is difficult to remove, soak and wash the filter in water. The filter must be attached in its original position before washing to prevent damage to clothes. If the filter is broken, a new one should be purchased from a local dealer.
General| Capacity | 10 kg |
|---|---|
| Spin Speed | 1000 RPM |
| Weight | 38 kg |
| Wash Programs | 10 |
| Water Level Selection | Yes |
| Foam Sensor | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Type | Top Load |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 600 x 600 x 1010 mm |
