To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the time indication on my Panasonic NA-F70G6 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-F70G6 Washer 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-F70G6 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.
How to check the running number on my Panasonic NA-F70G6 Washer?
Initially, [C] will be displayed on your Panasonic Washer. Press the [Power Soak] button to change the displayed digit of operation times. Press once to see the Thousands-Hundreds digits (e.g., [12] for 1234), and press twice for the Tens-Ones digits. The running number counts all [Wash Rinse Spin] processes. When the count exceeds 9999 times, only the Thousands digit is shown, continuing from [A000] to [A999].
General| Type | Top Load |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7 kg |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V |
| Spin Speed | 700 RPM |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Instructions for preventing children from using the appliance unsupervised.
Guidelines for safe handling of the power plug and cord to prevent hazards.
Explanation of the display for water levels and estimated cycle duration.
Overview of the function and operation of various control panel buttons.
Instructions for correctly adding detergent and bleach into the designated inlet.
A guide detailing the sequence of operations for washing clothes.
Explanation of various error codes and their troubleshooting steps.
Solutions for problems related to time indications and unexpected operation stops.
Troubleshooting for problems with water supply, level, and drainage during the wash phase.
Addressing issues during rinse and spin, including uneven rotation and program changes.
Guidance for power failures, water outages, and program effectiveness troubleshooting.
