To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Panasonic Washer not operating?
If your Panasonic Washer is not starting, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the power plug is completely plugged in. Check if the power fuse or breaker has been cut off. Confirm that the lid is completely closed and that the 'Start' button has been pressed. Also, verify that the water faucet is turned on and that the 'Reserve' program hasn't been set. Power failure could also be the cause.
Why is there no water supply to my Panasonic NA-F80B3?
If your Panasonic Washer isn't filling with water, start by checking if the water faucet is turned on and if the lid is properly closed. Consider whether there might be a water failure in your area. Additionally, inspect the water supply filter for any clogs caused by dust.
Why is my Panasonic Washer making an unusual loud noise?
If your Panasonic Washer is making an unusual loud noise, it may be related to the belt or motor. Check the installation of the washer.
What to do if my Panasonic NA-F80B3 Washer is working incorrectly?
If your Panasonic Washer is not working correctly, the tub might be unbalanced or leaning. Try adjusting the tub position to correct this. Alternatively, the air pipe could be clogged, so try clearing the air pipe.
What to do if my Panasonic NA-F80B3 Washer has a water leak?
If you notice a water leak from your Panasonic Washer, the issue might stem from a clog. Inspect the drain pipe for any obstructions. Also, examine the bottom of the machine, focusing on the drain pipe and pulsator, for potential problems.
Why is there an unusual amount of water inside my Panasonic NA-F80B3 Washer?
If you find an unusual amount of water inside your Panasonic Washer, the water inlet valve might be the cause. Check the water supply.
What to do if the Panasonic Washer operation started with Rinse process, however, water is not supplied?
If the operation of your Panasonic Washer started with the Rinse process, but water isn't being supplied, water will be supplied after the spin cycle if the tub is empty. If there is water in the tub, water is supplied after water discharge.
What happens if there is a power failure with my Panasonic Washer?
If the power fails or the breaker trips while using your Panasonic Washer, the operation will stop. When power is restored, the operation will resume automatically, and the 'Auto Restart' indicator will light up. After water supply is recovered, remove the water supply hose to release muddy water from the faucet, and start the operation.
Why does my Panasonic NA-F80B3 Washer suddenly change to rinse process in the middle of spin process?
If your Panasonic Washer suddenly changes to the rinse process in the middle of the spin process, it's likely because the laundry is unevenly placed in the tub. The machine automatically corrects the arrangement by starting to rinse. Make sure to distribute the laundry as evenly as possible.
How to change the operation contents after start on my Panasonic NA-F80B3 Washer?
If you cannot change the operation contents of your Panasonic Washer after starting a cycle, you can change the contents during the 'Wash' process by pressing 'Pause'. To change the course or contents after the 'Rinse' process, turn the power off and then on again.
Warnings and precautions for safe use of the power plug and cord, including prohibited actions and matters to observe.
Safety guidelines for the main unit, child usage, disassembly, fire prevention, tub rotation, water splash, and grounding.
Safe usage guidelines, including handling flammable items and magnetic objects near the unit.
Crucial warnings regarding washing specific items and prohibited actions to prevent damage or injury.
Details and list of accessories provided with the washing machine for setup and use.
Understanding detergent volume guidelines and water level/remaining time displays.
Explanation of Auto Restart, Power On/Off, Start/Pause, Program selection, and Reserve functions.
Overview of Normal, Speedy, Delicate, Baby-care, Fragrance, Blanket, and Water Save courses.
Information on Tub Hygiene and Air Dry courses for maintenance and drying.
Essential steps for preparing laundry and using nets to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide to operating the washing machine from power on to completion.
Guidance on adding detergent and softener correctly for optimal washing results.
Instructions for gently washing delicate clothes and stylish garments.
Procedure for washing blankets, including material and weight specifications.
Guidelines for using the Air Dry function and the Wash/Rinse/Spin cycle.
How to cancel the buzzer sound upon completion of the wash cycle.
Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the child lock feature.
Method to manually turn the tub for easier access to filters or softener.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning and reattaching the lint filter after each operation.
Procedure for cleaning the water supply filter if water flow is restricted.
Instructions for weekly dry tub cleaning and monthly wash with bleach.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable installation location and avoiding unsuitable areas.
Steps for attaching the bottom cover securely to the washing machine.
Instructions for properly connecting the external drain water hose, including arrangement.
Detailed steps for connecting the water tap adaptor and water supply hose.
Ensuring horizontal state, connecting power, and performing a trial operation.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to the machine not operating or receiving water.
Addressing difficulties in changing operation contents and issues during spin cycles.
Resolving issues with fluctuating time displays and inability to select certain courses.
Understanding and resolving error codes related to drainage failure (U11) and open lid (U12).
Troubleshooting error codes for spin/Air Dry not working (U13) and water supply failure (U14).
Information on forced draining (U99) and general system errors requiring inspection.
Technical specifications including rated voltage, power consumption, and maximum capacity.
Details on product dimensions, weight, and tap water pressure requirements.
Warnings and precautions for safe use of the power plug and cord, including prohibited actions and matters to observe.
Safety guidelines for the main unit, child usage, disassembly, fire prevention, tub rotation, water splash, and grounding.
Safe usage guidelines, including handling flammable items and magnetic objects near the unit.
Crucial warnings regarding washing specific items and prohibited actions to prevent damage or injury.
Details and list of accessories provided with the washing machine for setup and use.
Understanding detergent volume guidelines and water level/remaining time displays.
Explanation of Auto Restart, Power On/Off, Start/Pause, Program selection, and Reserve functions.
Overview of Normal, Speedy, Delicate, Baby-care, Fragrance, Blanket, and Water Save courses.
Information on Tub Hygiene and Air Dry courses for maintenance and drying.
Essential steps for preparing laundry and using nets to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide to operating the washing machine from power on to completion.
Guidance on adding detergent and softener correctly for optimal washing results.
Instructions for gently washing delicate clothes and stylish garments.
Procedure for washing blankets, including material and weight specifications.
Guidelines for using the Air Dry function and the Wash/Rinse/Spin cycle.
How to cancel the buzzer sound upon completion of the wash cycle.
Instructions on how to activate and deactivate the child lock feature.
Method to manually turn the tub for easier access to filters or softener.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning and reattaching the lint filter after each operation.
Procedure for cleaning the water supply filter if water flow is restricted.
Instructions for weekly dry tub cleaning and monthly wash with bleach.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable installation location and avoiding unsuitable areas.
Steps for attaching the bottom cover securely to the washing machine.
Instructions for properly connecting the external drain water hose, including arrangement.
Detailed steps for connecting the water tap adaptor and water supply hose.
Ensuring horizontal state, connecting power, and performing a trial operation.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to the machine not operating or receiving water.
Addressing difficulties in changing operation contents and issues during spin cycles.
Resolving issues with fluctuating time displays and inability to select certain courses.
Understanding and resolving error codes related to drainage failure (U11) and open lid (U12).
Troubleshooting error codes for spin/Air Dry not working (U13) and water supply failure (U14).
Information on forced draining (U99) and general system errors requiring inspection.
Technical specifications including rated voltage, power consumption, and maximum capacity.
Details on product dimensions, weight, and tap water pressure requirements.
This document provides comprehensive operating and installation instructions for the Panasonic Fully Automatic Washing Machine, models NA-F100B3, NA-F90B3, and NA-F80B3, designed for domestic use. It covers safety precautions, part names, operation panel details, various washing courses, options, convenient functions, maintenance, installation, troubleshooting, and error messages.
The Panasonic Fully Automatic Washing Machine is designed to efficiently clean a variety of laundry types through its automated washing, rinsing, and spinning cycles. It offers multiple courses tailored to different fabric types and soil levels, ensuring optimal care for your clothes. The machine features an intuitive operation panel that allows users to select courses, adjust water levels, and set reservation times.
The operation panel, exemplified by the NA-F100B3 model, provides clear indicators for water level, remaining time, and selected course. A detergent volume guideline helps users add the correct amount of detergent based on the water level. The "Power On/Off" button initiates or concludes operation, with an auto-off feature after 10 minutes of inactivity. The "Start/Pause" button controls the start and temporary halt of cycles. The "Process" button allows selection of specific wash, rinse, or spin cycles, while the "Water Level" button enables manual adjustment of water volume. The "Reserve" button allows users to set a delayed start for the wash cycle, up to 24 hours later. The "Program" button is used to select from a variety of predefined washing courses.
The washing machine offers a range of courses to suit different laundry needs:
Before washing, it's crucial to prepare laundry properly. For clothes that easily lose color, wash them separately. To prevent malfunctions and drainage issues, remove metallic fragments and coins, fasten buttons, close zippers, and avoid washing non-laundry items like paper diapers. To prevent damage to clothes, reverse fluffy items, remove pet hair or sand, and tie strings. For delicate underwear, use laundry nets, especially for underwire brassieres, lacy clothes, lingerie, and stockings. Avoid overpacking nets and ensure zipper claws are covered to prevent damage.
Softener is automatically added during the final rinse. Pour it into the softener inlet according to the water level. For concentrated softeners, dilute them with water in a separate container before adding. Do not use separated or solidified softener, and avoid leaving softener in the compartment for extended periods.
Oxygen powder bleach can be added directly during water supply after the wash cycle starts. For liquid bleach, dilute it with an equal amount of water before pouring it into the bleach inlet. Do not use bleach for the "Delicate" course. Chlorine bleach should not be used for colored or printed clothes.
Clean the lint filter after each operation. Hold the upper part of the filter, remove it, open it, and remove the lint. If removal is difficult, soak the filter in water. Reattach the filter to its original position, ensuring it clicks into place. Do not operate the washing machine without the filter. If the filter is broken, a new one can be purchased from a dealer.
If water supply is not smooth, clean the water supply filter. Turn off the faucet, turn on the power, then turn off the power after about 40 seconds. Loosen the nut, remove the hose, and clean any dust from the water supply filter.
Wipe any detergent or softener stains on the main unit or lid with a soft cloth. For heavy soil, use a neutral detergent for kitchen use. Avoid using other detergents or pouring water directly onto the unit.
The manual provides a detailed troubleshooting guide for common issues such as fluctuating remaining time, no operation, inability to change operation contents, power not turning on, no water supply, incorrect water levels, and irregular tub rotation. It also lists error messages (U11, U12, U13, U14, U99, H--) with corresponding checkpoints and solutions, such as checking the drain hose, lid, laundry distribution, water faucet, water supply filter, and child lock settings. For persistent issues or "H--" errors, users are advised to contact a service person.
General| Capacity | 8 kg |
|---|---|
| Weight | 34 kg |
| Color | White |
| Water Level Selection | Yes |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Type | Top Load |
| Wash Programs | Delicate, Normal |
| Voltage | 220 V |
