Panasonic NA-F70X6

Order No. PHAT070402C3
(Revision : May. 2011)
Service Manual
Fully Automatic Washing Machine
NA-F60A6
NA-F70A6
NA-F756A
NA-F70G6
NA-F70G6P
NA-F70X6
NA-F806X
Product Colour
Silver, Grey, White
Destination
Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore
Philippines, Malaysia, UAE, Oman
Kuwait, Qatar, Taiwan, Singapore (Exp.)
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There are special components used in this equipment which are important for safety. These parts are marked by
in the Schematic Diagrams, Circuit Board Diagrams, Exploded Views and Replacement Parts List. It is essential that
these critical parts should be replaced with manufacturer’s specified parts to prevent shock, fire or other hazards. Do
not modify the original design without permission of manufacturer.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
WARNING
The service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general
public. It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting
to service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional
technicians. Any attempt to service or repair the product or products dealt within this service information by anyone
else could result in serious injury or death.

Panasonic NA-F70X6 Specifications

General

Brand	Panasonic
Model	NA-F70X6
Category	Washer
Language	English

Summary

Service Manual

WARNING

General safety warning for service technicians about potential dangers during repair.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

Highlights critical safety components and the need for manufacturer-specified parts.

1. ATTENTION IN THE REPAIR WORK SECURITY

Connection of cables should be done according to regular work.

Guidelines for safe cable connection, including using specified parts and fire protection.

Be careful about receiving an electric shock.

Precautions for handling electrical connections and parts to avoid electric shock during service.

Be sure to use specified parts.

Emphasizes using only manufacturer-specified parts to prevent hazards like smoke, ignition, or damage.

Rebuilding is prohibited.

Prohibits modification or rebuilding of machine parts and components during repair service.

Attention

Advises wearing gloves and protective clothing for safety against sharp edges and electric shock.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for various washing machine models, including voltage, power, capacity, and dimensions.

3. FEATURES AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION

3.1 Product special feature

Lists special features and programs available for different washing machine models.

3.2 Weight sensor

Explains the function and operation of the weight sensor system for determining wash levels.

3.3 Function control with fuzzy sensor

4. INSTALLATION

4.1 Checking of placement

Instructions for correctly placing the washing machine, including water supply connection and hose extension guidelines.

4.2 Connect the water supply hose

4.3 Install washing machine to steady

Steps for ensuring the washing machine is stable and level, including adjusting the legs.

4.4 Child Lock program

Description of how to activate and deactivate the Child Lock feature to prevent accidental operation.

5. OPERATIONS PANEL

5.1 NA-F60 A6 NA-F70 A6 NA-F756 A NA-F70 G6 NA-F70 G6 P

Details the operation panel layout and functions for specific washing machine models.

5.2 NA-F70 X6 NA-F806 X

RESERVE

Explains how to use the RESERVE function to set a delayed start time for washing.

SOAK

Describes the SOAK function for heavily washed laundry and how to adjust soak time.

OFFON

Information on the automatic power-off function after operations are finished or if the machine is left idle.

6. WIRING DIAGRAM

6.1 NA-F60 A6 NA-F70 A6 NA-F756 A NA-F70 G6 NA-F70 G6 P

Electrical wiring diagram for specific washing machine models.

6.2 NA-F70 X6 NA-F806 X

Electrical wiring diagram for specific washing machine models.

7. TABLE OF ERRORS

7.1 Case of buzzer alarm

Lists common buzzer alarms and their corresponding causes and troubleshooting steps.

7.2 Error Indication

011

Error code U11, likely related to water supply issues, with troubleshooting steps.

012

Error code U12, indicating the lid is opened, with instructions to close it.

013

Error code U13, related to unbalanced laundry or machine stability, with resolution steps.

014

Error code U14, indicating water supply problems, with troubleshooting steps.

099

Error code U99, related to the CHILD LOCK program and draining, with corrective actions.

H01

Error code H01, suggesting a serious issue, requiring dealer contact for service.

7.3 Setting after U11 happen

NA-F70 X6 NA-F806 X

Specific reset procedure for error U11 on NA-F70X6/NA-F806X models.

NA-F60 A6 NA-F70 A6 NA-F756 A NA-F70 G6 NA-F70 G6 P

Reset procedure for error U11 on NA-F60A6/NA-F70A6/NA-F756A/NA-F70G6/NA-F70G6P models.

8. TROUBLESHOOTING

8.1 Table of troubleshooting

A comprehensive table listing common problems, corresponding devices, and potential causes for troubleshooting.

8.2 The following symptoms are not trouble.

Machine begins filling water in the middle of the wash.

Explains normal operation where the machine may refill water based on laundry load or initial saturation.

The water level is too high for the amount of laundry being washed.

Discusses scenarios where water level might appear high due to pre-soaked laundry or external factors.

The water level is too low for the amount of laundry being washed.

Explains why water level might seem low with light or synthetic fabric loads.

Midway during spinning, the operation suddenly changes to rinsing.

Describes the automatic correction for unbalanced laundry during spinning, which may trigger a rinse cycle.

Water does not flow through the lint filter.

Explains that water may not flow through the lint filter with very low water level settings.

Softener spills out from softener drawer.

Advises on proper softener level and handling to prevent spills.

During draining, the laundry and the spinner rotates with irregular movements.

Explains this is a normal function to suppress soap suds during draining.

The buttons do not work.

Notes that only the WATER LEVEL button is active during washing; others require START/HOLD or POWER OFF/ON.

If you start with the rinse cycle, the tub is not filled with water.

Explains that draining occurs first if water is present, and the tub fills after the spin cycle.

Washing machine does not run at all.

Lists common checks for a completely non-functional machine, including power, plug, and button presses.

9. PARTS EXPLODED VIEW AND REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

9.1 Parts Exploded View - A

Exploded view diagram showing parts for various washing machine models in section A.

9.3 Parts Exploded View - B

9.5 Parts Exploded View - C

9.7 Parts Exploded View - Packing

9.8.1 Replacement Part List: Packing for NA-F60 A6

9.8.2 Replacement Part List: Packing for NA-F70 A6 NA-F756 A

9.8.3 Replacement Part List: Packing for NA-F70 G6 NA-F70 G6 P

9.8.4 Replacement Part List: Packing for NA-F70 X6 NA-F806 X

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