To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic NA-FD95X1 has no operation?
If your Panasonic Washer isn't operating, ensure the lid is closed properly and the power is on. Also, make sure the power plug is fully inserted and the breaker is on. Press the “Start” button to initiate the operation.
Why is the time indication approximate on my Panasonic NA-FD95X1 Washer?
The approximate time indication on your Panasonic Washer could be due to a power failure or timer preset. Check these settings.
What happens if there is a power failure with my Panasonic NA-FD95X1 Washer?
In the event of a power failure or breaker being off, the Panasonic Washer will resume operation from where it stopped once the power is restored.
General| Capacity (Wash) | 9.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LED |
| Spin Speed | 700 RPM |
| Color | White |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Inverter Motor | Yes |
| Wash Programs | 10 |
| Programs | Delicate |
| Type | Top Load |
Appliance not for unsupervised use by children or persons with reduced capabilities; ensure supervision. Avoid touching the rotating tub until it has completely stopped.
Avoid touching the appliance or power cord with wet hands; never pull the cord; use a grounded socket directly; replace damaged cords.
Ensure ground prong is secure; clean plug periodically; use appropriate sockets; keep away from flammable materials.
Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify the appliance yourself; contact service.
Be careful of fingers, avoid climbing on appliance, stop use if lid is broken, be careful of hands and feet.
Turn off faucet after use and use new water supply hoses.
Keep away from heat/sunlight, do not wash waterproof items, do not obstruct ventilation, do not use hot water.
Appliance is for household use only and not for commercial or industrial applications.
Identifies the main parts of the washing machine, such as the operation panel, lid, and tub.
Lists the accessories provided with the washing machine for setup and use.
Guides on preparing clothes, checking care labels, and using laundry nets for delicates.
Advice on pretreatments for stains and preventing colour staining.
Details on setting changes, water amount, remaining time, and detergent volume indicators.
Explains how to select programs and use features like Refill and Child Lock lamp.
Information on power failure resume, auto power off, and unchangeable program settings.
Steps for turning on, selecting programs, using preset timer, and starting the wash.
How to check or change water level during washing.
Details on Normal, Tangle Care, Speedy, and Delicate programs for various clothing types.
Information on Baby Care, Water Save, and Blanket programs for specific needs.
Details on Soak, Sweat, Mud, Soya/Sauce, and Stain Master programs.
Information on Air Dry and Tub Hygiene programs for maintenance.
Recommends 'Normal' and 'Water Save' for specific conditions and locations.
Follow package instructions, close drawer before use, and notes on cleaning compartments.
Instructions for using bleach, with a warning against chlorine bleach for certain fabrics.
Shows how to add powder or liquid detergent and softener to the correct compartments.
Advice on powder detergent dissolution, foaming levels, and softener use restrictions.
How to set the machine to finish operation a specified number of hours later.
How to select and adjust wash, rinse, and spin stages for programs.
Table indicating which programs are compatible with the preset timer feature.
How to confirm or cancel the selected preset timer settings.
Specific water amounts, capacities, and usage notes for the Delicate program.
Information on blanket washing, suitable materials, water amounts, and detergent types.
Instruction to take out laundry immediately after the Delicate cycle ends.
Detailed steps for operating the Stain Master program for tough stains.
Key parameters like max load, water amount, and unchangeable settings for Stain Master.
Steps to activate and use the Air Dry function for removing moisture from clothes.
Information on dryable clothes, drying effectiveness, and the absence of a heater.
How to use Auto Tub Clean to prevent mould and its lamp indications.
Step-by-step guide to lock and unlock the appliance controls.
How to cancel the end buzzer and turn the tub by hand.
Table detailing total time, wash, rinse, and spin times for each program.
Notes on approximate total time calculation and the meaning of the 'Refill' function.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the lint filter after each operation.
Advice on handling difficulties in filter removal or if the filter is broken.
Detailed instructions for removing, cleaning, and reattaching the detergent drawer.
Instructions for cleaning the main unit and lid, with a note for heavy soil cleaning.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the water supply filter for smooth water flow.
Instructions for performing an 'Air Dry' cycle for weekly tub maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for monthly tub cleaning using the 'Tub Hygiene' program.
Visual guide on unsuitable locations for installation, emphasizing safety and stability.
Emphasizes seeking professional installation and not attempting self-installation.
Instructions for securing the bottom cover to the washing machine.
Guide on correctly attaching the external drain hose, including length restrictions.
Instructions for connecting the water supply hose using joint or screw type fittings.
Important warnings on tightening fittings firmly and avoiding damage to the hose.
Guide on connecting the power plug and ensuring proper grounding for safety.
How to check and adjust the machine's levelness using the adjustable legs.
Steps for performing a trial operation to check for abnormal sounds or errors.
Checks for kinks, blockages, or lint in the drain hose causing drainage failure.
Addresses the error indicating the lid is not properly closed.
Checks for load imbalance or uneven distribution preventing spin or air dry.
Checks for water outage, turned-off faucet, or blocked water supply filter.
Addresses issues related to Child Lock settings or forcible drainage scenarios.
Indicates a general inspection is necessary, possibly related to water supply or power.
Explains time display approximations, corrections, and longer operation times.
Steps to check power, timer, lid, plug, and breaker for no operation issues.
Guidance on changing process settings during or after the wash cycle.
Explains auto water addition, reasons for high/low water levels, and adjustments.
Troubleshooting water supply during rinse, spin changing to rinse, and irregular rotation.
Operation resumes from where it stopped when power is recovered after an outage.
Checks for Stain Master effectiveness, undissolved powder detergent, and stain types.
Lists model number, voltage, frequency, capacity, dimensions, weight, and pressure.
