To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic NA-F62H6 has no operation?
If your Panasonic Washer isn't operating, check these things: ensure there wasn't a power failure, and that the lid is completely closed. Also, verify that the power fuse hasn't blown or the breaker tripped, and that the power plug is fully inserted. Make sure the water faucet is turned on, you pressed 'Start,' and the timer reservation isn't set.
Why is there no water supply to my Panasonic NA-F62H6?
If your Panasonic Washer isn't getting water, make sure the water faucet is turned on and that there isn't a water outage. Also, check if the water supply filter is clogged with dirt.
How to resume operation after a power failure with Panasonic NA-F62H6 Washer?
After a power failure, your Panasonic Washer will automatically resume operation from where it stopped, thanks to the Auto Restart function.
Why does the time indication on my Panasonic NA-F62H6 Washer increase or not change?
The operation time on your Panasonic Washer may increase or not change if the laundry is concentrated on one side, or if the water supply or drainage isn't working well.
Why does my Panasonic NA-F62H6 operation suddenly change to rinse?
If your Panasonic Washer suddenly switches to the rinse 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. Try to place clothes as evenly as possible.
What to do if there is a water outage during a Panasonic Washer cycle?
If there's a water outage during a Panasonic Washer cycle, when the water supply returns, remove the water supply hose, release any turbid water from the faucet, and then restart the washing machine.
What to do if Panasonic NA-F62H6 Washer starts with rinse but no water is supplied?
If your Panasonic Washer starts with the rinse cycle but no water is supplied, water will be supplied after the spin cycle if there is no water in the tub. If there is water in the tub, water will be supplied after water discharge.
General| Washing Capacity | 6.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Type | Top Load |
| Water Level | 5 Levels |
| Spin Speed | 700 rpm |
| Water Level Selection | Yes |
| Voltage | 220 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Covers warnings about water heaters, humid places, children, fire, tub contact, grounding, and magnets.
Instructions on handling power plugs and cords to prevent electric shock and fire hazards.
Lists included accessories such as hoses, adaptor, bottom cover, screws, and washing board.
Explains features like detergent volume, water level, time display, temp setting, water level change, and reserve function.
Details the ECONAVI function for automatic adjustment of operation time and water level.
Guidance on removing foreign objects, securing zippers, and preparing clothes for washing.
Recommendations for using laundry nets for delicate items like underwire brassieres and lingerie.
Lists various wash programs and their maximum load capacities for different model series.
Instructions on how to add powder or liquid detergent into the designated inlet.
Guidance on using bleach for colored clothes and tub hygiene, with precautions.
Instructions for adding softener during the final rinse process.
Covers checking installation, turning on power, selecting program, setting temperature, and starting the machine.
Details on using Gentle Hand Wash, Delicate programs, and washing Bed Sheets.
Instructions for Power Soak, Air Dry programs, and the Wash/Rinse/Spin cycle.
Explains how to cancel the end buzzer and set/cancel the child lock feature.
Procedure for manually turning the tub to access inlets or the lint filter.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reattaching the lint filter after each operation.
Steps to clean the water supply filter when water flow is not smooth.
Guides on performing weekly Air Dry and monthly Tub Hygiene cycles for tub maintenance.
Advice on wiping the main unit and lid with a soft cloth to prevent stains and corrosion.
Covers checking the installation location and attaching the bottom cover and drain hose.
Details on connecting water tap adaptors, hoses, power plug, and grounding wire.
Instructions for checking machine stability and performing a trial run to ensure correct operation.
Addresses issues like incorrect time indication, long operation times, or failure to stop.
Covers problems related to no operation, power failures, or tripped breakers.
Solutions for no water supply, water supplied mid-wash, or incorrect water levels.
Covers problems with spin, sudden process changes, or irregular rotation during spin.
Explains error codes U11 (water cannot drain) and U12 (lid is open).
Covers error codes U13 (spin/air dry not possible), U14 (water cannot be supplied), and U99 (forcibly drained).
Details the error code H, indicating a need for inspection by a service person.
Lists rated voltage, frequency, power consumption, dimensions, weight, and water pressure.
Provides information on the disposal of electrical equipment and hazardous substances.
