Why does the time remaining change on my Panasonic NA-FD13AR1?
- MMark MooreAug 4, 2025
The time indication on your Panasonic Washer is approximate and may increase or be corrected during operation. Check for power failures and timer preset.
Why does the time remaining change on my Panasonic NA-FD13AR1?
The time indication on your Panasonic Washer is approximate and may increase or be corrected during operation. Check for power failures and timer preset.
What to do if there is a power failure with my Panasonic NA-FD13AR1?
If the power fails or the breaker trips during operation, the Panasonic Washer will resume from where it stopped once the power is restored.
Model Number | NA-FD13AR1 |
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Capacity | 13 kg |
Energy Rating | 5 Star |
Color | Silver |
Voltage | 220-240V |
Frequency | 50 Hz |
Noise Level (Spin) | 72 dB |
Body Material | Plastic |
Type | Top Load |
Wash Programs | Normal, Delicate |
Water Consumption (Standard Cycle) | 120 L |
Guidelines for safe electrical connections and handling to prevent shock or fire.
Warnings regarding unsupervised use by children and touching the moving tub.
Guidance on turning off the faucet and using new hose-sets.
Advice on avoiding heat, direct sunlight, obstruction, and hot water.
Identifies and illustrates the various components of the washing machine.
Lists and depicts the included accessories with the washing machine.
Comprehensive guide on pre-washing checks, net usage, and stain treatment.
Explains the water amount, remaining time display, and detergent volume chart.
Details the various program buttons like Normal, Speedy, Delicate, etc.
Describes buttons for Auto Tub Clean, Tangle Care, Preset, Air Dry, and Power.
Step-by-step instructions on how to start and perform a wash cycle.
How to change operations like water level during a wash cycle.
Details on Normal, Tangle Care, Speedy, Delicate, Baby Care, Water Save programs for general use.
Information on Blanket and Soak programs for specific needs.
Explains Stain Master for specific stains, Air Dry for drying, and Tub Hygiene for cleaning.
Guidance on the correct use of detergent and bleach in the machine.
How to add softener during operation and limitations with certain programs.
Allows setting the time delay for the wash cycle to finish.
How to change or confirm wash, rinse, and spin settings during operation.
Specifics for Delicate and Blanket programs, including water levels and load types.
Step-by-step guide for using the Stain Master program for stain removal.
How to activate the self-cleaning cycle for the tub.
Steps to enable and disable the child lock to prevent accidental operation.
Instructions for cancelling the end buzzer and turning the tub manually.
Instructions for cleaning the lint filter after each operation.
Steps to remove and clean the detergent and softener drawer.
How to clean the exterior of the washing machine and its lid.
Procedure to clean the water supply filter if water flow is restricted.
Guide for weekly Air Dry and monthly Tub Hygiene cleaning cycles.
Important checks for the installation site to ensure proper operation and safety.
Steps for attaching the bottom cover and connecting the external drain hose.
Detailed instructions for connecting the water supply hose using different types of fittings.
Connecting power, ensuring the machine is level, and performing a trial run.
Troubleshooting steps for when the washing machine fails to drain water.
Explains the error code for an open lid and how to resolve it.
Indicates issues preventing spin or Air Dry cycles, often related to load balance.
Troubleshooting guide for when the machine cannot supply water.
Information about water being forcibly drained and potential causes.
Indicates a need for professional inspection and service.
Troubleshooting common problems like incorrect time display or no operation.
Addresses issues with water supply, level control, and drainage during cycles.
Solutions for problems related to spin cycles, rinse replacements, and irregular rotation.