Page 2 - Safety Precautions; WARNING
2 Safety Precautions These must be observed. The following information describes the precautions that must be observed to prevent human injury or damage to property. The following expressions are used to describe and classify the degree of injury or ■ damage that occurs with incorrect use. WARNING C...
Page 3 - CAUTION
3 WARNING Power plug and cord Do not perform the following: (This may cause fire or electric shock.) Do not scratch, modify, bend forcibly, ● twist, pull, place heavy items upon, bundle or place near hot devices.Do not connect or disconnect the power ● plug with a wet hand.Do not pull the power cord...
Page 4 - Name of Parts/Accessories; Control panel
4 Name of Parts/Accessories Wash/Rinse/Spin (P.11, 18) You can select the desired combination of these cycles. Press repeatedly until the desired cycles light up. Cycle Selection (P.12) You can select a cycle that suits the amount or type of clothes or the level of dirt and stains. Press the [Progra...
Page 5 - About the display area
5 Start/PausePress to start.Press to pause during a cycle. Press again to restart. Power Switch Turns on/off the washing machine. The washing machine turns off automatically at the ● end of a cycle.It turns off automatically if you do not start a cycle ● within 10 minutes after turning it on. About ...
Page 6 - Installation
6 1 54 3 7 2 6 Check the installation location. 1 Do not install the washing machine in the ● following locations: A wet or humid location – A location exposed to direct sunlight – A location subject to freezing temperatures – An uneven or unstable location – A slippery location, such as a tiled flo...
Page 9 - Cautions for use
9 Check if the washing machine is level. 7 When the installation is complete, look at the spirit level of the washing machine to check if it is installed level. If the bubble is inside the circle mark at the ● centre of the spirit level, the washing machine is installed level.If the bubble is not in...
Page 10 - Washing; Press
Display Area(P.5) 10 Washing Press . Close the lid. Press repeatedly to select a cycle. (P.12) Open the lid, and add detergent to the liquid detergent inlet or powdered detergent inlet in the amount appropriate for the water level. If using softener, add it to the softener inlet. ● Press . The washi...
Page 11 - Customise the settings; Timer Delay function
11 Customise the settings You can customise the water temperature setting for the wash stage of a cycle, the wash/rinse/spin settings and the water level setting. Set the water temperature for main ■ wash fill Water temperature Hot: Approx. 40 °C Warm: Approx. 30 °CCold: Approx. 20 °C After performi...
Page 12 - Cycle Guide; Cotton
12 Cycle Guide These default water levels can be changed to desired levels. (P.11) ● The required times include the fill time and the drain time and may become longer depending on the ● pressure of the water supply, drain conditions, amount of clothes, and other conditions. Cycle Suitable clothes Wa...
Page 14 - Getting the Laundry Ready; ECONAVI
14 Getting the Laundry Ready Before washing, look at the care label to check if the clothes can be washed in a washing machine. Sort the clothes ■ Wash the following clothes separately ● Coloured clothes or clothes that fade easily – Towels and other clothes that produce lint –Place delicate underwe...
Page 16 - Washing Delicate Clothes
16 Washing Delicate Clothes Wash delicate clothes, stylish garments and other similar clothes gently. (This differs to dry cleaning, which uses a chemical solvent.) The amount of clothes that can be washed each time is 1.5 k ● g or less. Use a neutral liquid detergent (for wool yarn, silk). ● Before...
Page 17 - Washing Blankets
17 Washing Blankets You can wash single size blankets made of 100 % synthetic fibre. We recommend using a liquid detergent. ● Before you begin Load the blanket into the tub, close the lid, and turn on the water taps and the washing machine. ● Fold in quarter. Load the blanket into the tub, and...
Page 19 - Air Dry
19 Air Dry The “Air Dry” cycle removes the moisture remaining in clothes using a current of air created by the rotation of the tub. Air is drawn in through the air inlets on the lid. You can reduce the drying time with this cycle. (This drying does not heat the air.)This cycle is designed specifical...
Page 20 - About Detergent
20 About Detergent Dosage guide (detergent/softener) Approximate weight of clothes ■ Approximate weight per article (The numbers vary depending on the materials used.) 600 g Jacket 300 g Bath towel (100 % cotton) 500 g Bed sheet (100 % cotton)Pyjamas (100 % cotton) 200 g Dress shirt (blended fabric)...
Page 21 - How to add detergent; Press; Liquid detergent; Liquid bleach
21 How to add detergent Load clothes in the tub, and 1 Press . The washing machine displays the water level ● appropriate for the laundry load. (P.20) Add detergent in the amount 2 appropriate for the water level. (Detergent compartment locations are illustrated below.) Liquid detergent Liquid deter...
Page 22 - Maintenance
22 Maintenance Wipe the appliance with a soft cloth. If the dirt is heavy, wipe with mild dish soap. (Do not use abrasive cleansers, thinner, benzine, alcohol, kerosene, etc. or apply water directly to the appliance.) When the air inlet is clogged: ● Remove the dirt. Appliance Hold the top of the fi...
Page 24 - Troubleshooting
24 Troubleshooting Before requesting service, make the following checks. If the problem still persists, consult your dealer for instructions. Problem Check points Page Appliance The washing machine does not turn on. Is there a power failure? ● Did you press the [Power On] button? ● Is the power plug...
Page 26 - Error Codes
26 Error Codes When the washing machine beeps and “U” and a number appear alternately, make the following checks. If the problem still persists, consult your dealer for instructions. Display Check points Page Unable to drain Check the water drain hose for any of following problems: ● Is the hose cru...
Page 27 - Domestic Use Only; Specifications
27 Domestic Use Only If this product is being purchased for a business purpose then the purchaser acknowledges that the Consumer Guarantees Act will not apply. Specifications Model name NA-FS95G3WAU/ NA-FS95G3WNZ NA-FS85G3WAU/ NA-FS85G3WNZ Power source AC 220 V – 240 V, 50 Hz Power consumption ratin...
Page 28 - Panasonic Corporation
Printed in Taiwan 2014. 07 W9901-S95G30 Panasonic Corporation Web Site: http://panasonic.net © Panasonic Taiwan Co., Ltd. 2014 (For Australia)Phone: 132 600Open: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday (For New Zealand)Phone: 09 272 0178Open: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday Panasonic Custome...