To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Panasonic NA-F62B1 Washer filling with water in the middle of the wash?
If your Panasonic Washer starts filling with water mid-cycle, it might be due to a large laundry load at the HIGH water level. The machine automatically fills when the water level goes down.
What to do after a power failure with my Panasonic Washer?
After a power failure, press the POWER ON and START/HOLD buttons on your Panasonic Washer. The machine will then automatically resume operation from the beginning of the stopped process.
What to do after a water supply failure with my Panasonic NA-F62B1?
If you experience a water supply failure with your Panasonic Washer and the water becomes muddy, detach the water feeding hose and turn on the water faucet to release the muddy water. Then, reattach the hose and start washing.
What to do if I start with the rinse cycle, but the tub of my Panasonic NA-F62B1 Washer is not filled with water?
If you start a rinse cycle on your Panasonic Washer and the tub doesn't fill with water, it's because if there's already water in the tub, the washer will begin by draining it.
What to do if the buttons on my Panasonic NA-F62B1 Washer do not work?
If the buttons on your Panasonic Washer aren't working, remember that only the WATER LEVEL and PROCESS buttons are available after the wash cycle starts. To change any other setting, press the POWER OFF button and reconfigure.
Why is the water level too low in my Panasonic NA-F62B1?
If the water level seems too low in your Panasonic Washer, especially with light laundry made of synthetic or blended fabric, this is normal.
What to do if water is not supplied to my Panasonic Washer?
If water isn't being supplied to your Panasonic Washer, first check if the water faucet is turned on and that the water supply isn't cut off. Also, inspect the water supply hose connection for clogs.
General| Type | Top Load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 6.2 kg |
| Energy Rating | 5 Star |
| Weight | 32 kg |
| Water Level Selection | 5 Levels |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power Consumption (Wash) | 360W |
| Wash Programs | Normal, Delicate |
Covers electrical hazards, improper repair, cleaning, plug insertion, and grounding.
Addresses risks of fire, explosion from flammable liquids, and injury during spin.
Emphasizes safe use of power cords, dust prevention, and avoiding wet hands when operating plugs.
Lists restrictions on climbing, placing items, washing waterproofs, hose checks, and water temperature.
Identifies and labels the main components of the washing machine for user reference.
Details the accessories provided with the washing machine for installation and use.
Outlines the essential steps for installing the washing machine correctly before first use.
Explains how the machine automatically measures laundry to suggest water and detergent levels.
Provides a detailed table for calculating the correct amount of detergent based on water level and type.
Provides instructions on how to properly add liquid detergent into the designated inlet.
Explains the correct methods for using both liquid and powder bleach.
Guides on adding softener, including dilution and placement in the softener inlet.
Offers advice on wrapping powdered detergent to prevent color transfer or fading.
Details methods for dissolving powdered detergent, especially hard-to-dissolve types.
Explains how to reuse wash water and provides practical laundry preparation tips.
Provides a detailed explanation of the washing machine's control panel buttons and their functions.
Details how to select the appropriate water level and washing process.
Explains how to select wash programs and start or pause the machine.
Guides on using the NORMAL course for everyday casual laundry washing.
Explains the SPEEDY course for washing lightly soiled items or for quick washes.
Provides instructions for using the DELICATE course for washing soft or delicate fabrics.
Explains how to set a delayed start timer for the washing cycle to finish later.
Details the CHILD LOCK feature designed to prevent accidental operation by children.
Guides on how to cancel or activate the end-of-cycle buzzer sound.
Allows users to customize the wash, rinse, and spin sequences according to laundry needs.
Explains the TUB HYGIENE course for cleaning and preventing fungus growth in the tub.
Describes the TUB DRY function to dry the washing tub and prevent mold.
Details how to clean the filter in the water supply hose if water flow is restricted.
Explains how to clean the lint filter and the exterior of the main unit and tub.
Covers safety during spin, overloading, and avoiding external magnetic items or devices.
Addresses detergent limits, long-term storage, and essential post-wash checks like faucet closure.
Discusses handling unbalanced loads during spin and managing condensation with protective covers.
Provides guidelines on ideal placement to avoid dampness, weather exposure, and ensure ventilation.
Emphasizes correct power plug insertion and establishing a ground connection for safety.
Details how to adjust the machine's height using the adjustable legs to ensure it is level.
Guides on securely connecting the water supply hose to the faucet and checking for leaks.
Explains how to connect the hose to the water supply valve, ensuring a tight fit.
Specifies the maximum length and height requirements for extending the drain hose.
Details the process for installing the drain hose, including changing its orientation.
Explains the purpose of the bottom cover and how to securely install it using screws.
Addresses issues related to water filling during the cycle and incorrect water levels.
Covers unexpected operation changes from spin to rinse and problems with the lint filter.
Troubleshoots draining, rotation irregularities, unresponsive buttons, and water supply issues.
Addresses issues with the Reserve program timing and unexpected buzzer sounds.
Lists common error indications, including flashing lights and buzzers, and their causes.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the washing machine models.
