Page 2 - Safety Precautions; May cause serious injury; Keep away from; WARNING
2 Safety Precautions May cause serious injury or death. Home hot water heater safety ● Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in your hot water heater that has not been used for two weeks or more. Hydrogen gas can be explosive under these circumstances. To prevent the possibility of ...
Page 3 - Part Names; May cause injury or property; Observe the following; Accessories; CAUTION
Safety Precautions Part Names 3 Part Names May cause injury or property damage. Do not wash, rinse, or spin waterproof sheets or clothes. (To prevent injury, damage to the main unit, walls, fl oor or laundry, or water leakage if the appliance falls over or oscillates extremely while spinning) ● Rain...
Page 4 - Operation Panel
4 Program selection (P. 5) Operation Panel Power Off/On Air Dry (P. 9) Child Lock lamp (P. 10) Change water amount During the wash process, press “Water Level” to change the water amount. ● Some water amounts cannot be selected depending on the program. ● When the remaining time is displayed, press ...
Page 5 - Variety of Programs; Laundry preparation and check; Purpose; Air Dry; Program
Operation Panel V ariety of Programs 5 Variety of Programs Laundry preparation and check For clothes losing colour easily Wash separately. Pre-laundry check To prevent damage to clothes, malfunction and drainage failure ● Remove coins, pins, paper clips, nails, etc. ● Fasten buttons and close zipper...
Page 6 - Detergent; Putting in detergent; Putting in bleach
6 Detergent Putting in detergent Do not put detergent directly into the tub. Detergent may remain undissolved. ● The level of foaming depends on condition such as load size, degree of soiling, detergent type, and water hardness. Putting in bleach ● Do not use whiten bleach (chlorine bleach) for colo...
Page 7 - Washing
W ashing Detergent 7 Washing Preparation: ● Check if the washing machine is properly installed. (P. 12) ● Turn on the water faucet. ● When using Temp Setting, turn on both hot and cold water faucets. 1 After loading laundry Turn the power on. ● The Cotton program is selected when the power is turned...
Page 8 - Washing Options; Bedding; Delicate; Cotton Eco
8 Washing Options Bedding ■ Washable blankets ● Material: 100 % synthetic fi bre or 100 % cotton ● Weight: 4.2 k g or less (King size bed) ● Blankets with a machine-washable tag attached ● Put a blanket in the net and load it in the tub. Roll ● The zipper part should face up.(To prevent damage to th...
Page 9 - Contents of Programs
W ashing Options 9 Contents of Programs Program Total time (approx.) Wash Rinse 1) 5) Water level Cotton 60 min 12 min s e m it 2 l l i f e R Quick Wash 55 min 9 min s e m it 2 l l i f e R Soak 120 min 2) 12 min 3) 12 min 3) s e m it 2 l l i f e R Bedding 80 min 12 min s e m it 2 l l i f e R Tub Hyg...
Page 10 - Cancelling end buzzer; Turning the tub by hand; Lint; After each operation; Remove the
10 Maintenance Convenient Functions Cancelling end buzzer 1 Pressing down, press. Then hold on for 3 seconds. 2 short beeps ● To reset, do the same procedure. 4 short beeps Setting Child Lock To prevent children from falling into the tub and drowning, if the lid is opened while the washing machine i...
Page 11 - If water does not; If stained with detergent or softener; Tub; Softener case
Convenient Functions Maintenance 11 Water supply fi lter If water does not fl ow smoothly ● Follow the procedure below to prevent splashing of water. 1 After turning off both hot and cold water faucets Turn the power on. 2 Select Hot or Warm. 3 Start. 4 After approx. 40 seconds Turn the power off. 5...
Page 12 - Installation; Insert the bottom cover along the guides.
12 Installation B A Water supply hose (white) Bottom cover Drain hose Elbow Holes for the hose holder Water supply valve screw COLD HOT COLD HOT Water supply hose (Grey) 1. Check the location. ■ Avoid the following locations for installation. • Damp locations or locations where it may be exposed to ...
Page 13 - Slide the hose band in the arrow direction.
Installation 13 1 Connect. Insert all the way. 2 Slide the hose band in the arrow direction. ● Slide all the way until it stops. Hose band 3 Attach the hose to position A or B with the hose holder and the screw. A B Hose holder Screw 4 Hook the elbow of the drain hose to the basin. CAUTION Make sure...
Page 14 - Attach one end of the water; Attach the other end of the; Connect the power plug and grounding wire.
14 4. Connect the water supply hose. 1 Attach one end of the water supply hose to the water supply valve screw. 1 Hold the elbow and tighten the nut. 2 Check that the elbow is not loose. ● The procedure for cold water and hot water is the same. 2 Attach the other end of the water supply hose (grey) ...
Page 15 - Troubleshooting
Installation T roubleshooting 15 Troubleshooting Symptoms Points to be checked T ime Time indication increases or does not decrease. ● Time indication is approximate. Remaining time is corrected during operation and displayed. Operation time is longer than the time indication. Operation does not sto...
Page 16 - Speci
16 Panasonic Customer Care Centre Speci fi cations NA-F95A1 NA-F85A1 Rated voltage 220 - 240 V Rated frequency 50 Hz Rated power consumption 590 W 580 W Standard water amount 99 L 93 L Maximum capacity (Dry cloth) 9.5 k g 8.5 k g Product dimensions 643 mm (W) x 709 mm (D) x 1074 mm (H) Product weigh...