Panasonic NA-F85A1WAU, NA-F95A1WAU Installation and Operation Guide

Operating & Installation

Instructions

Fully Automatic Washing Machine

(Household Use)

Model No.

NA-F95A1
NA-F85A1

Contents

Safety Precautions

Part Names

Operation Panel

Variety of Programs

Detergent

Washing

Washing Options

• Bedding

• Delicate

• Cotton Eco

• Air Dry

• Wash / Rinse / Spin

(90 min)

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Thank you for purchasing this product.

- Read these instructions carefully for optimum
performance and safety before use.

- Keep this manual for future reference.

Convenient Functions

Maintenance

Installation

Troubleshooting

Error Display

Specifi cations

AWW9901D1X00

10

10

12

15

16

16

T1217-0 (A)(N)

Printed in Thailand

12-2017

Safety Precautions

Read and follow these safety precautions.

WARNING

Never disassemble, repair or modify
the appliance yourself.

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 damage or injury, you should turn
on all hot water faucets in your home, and let the
water fl ow out for several minutes before connecting
to your washing machine. This will allow any built­up hydrogen gas to escape. Since hydrogen gas is
fl ammable, do not smoke or use an open fl ame or
start appliance during this process.

Never do the following about the
power plug and cord

(To prevent fi re or electric shock)

● Do not plug in or unplug the power cord with wet
hands.

● Do not hold or pull on the cord when removing the
plug from the socket.

● Do not use a power cord or plug that is damaged.
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly
qualifi ed persons in order to avoid a hazard.

Observe the following about the
power plug and cord

(To prevent fi re or electric shock)

● Use a socket that satisfi es the rating requirement
solely for this appliance. Do not use a plug adaptor
or extension cord.

● Always fully insert the power plug into the socket.

● Wipe the power plug periodically with a dry cloth.
(Accumulated dust collects moisture, which may
cause insulation failure, resulting in fi re.)

● Unplug the power cord before cleaning.

● In case of malfunction or failure, immediately stop
use, unplug the power cord, and ask your nearest
service centre for repair.

Do not allow children to use on their
own.

● This appliance is not intended for use by persons
(including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.

● Children should be supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the appliance.

Keep away from fi re.
Do not put fl ammable materials or
clothes with such things attached in
the tub. Keep them away from the
appliance.

(To prevent explosion or fi re)

● For example: Kerosene, gasoline, benzine/thinner,
alcohol, etc.

Do not touch the tub until it
completely stops.

(To prevent injury)

● If the tub does not stop within 15 seconds when
the lid is opened during spin process, switch off the
appliance immediately and call a service person.

Be sure to provide a ground.

(To prevent electric shock if electricity leakage occurs.)

● To establish a ground, ask a service person to do
the grounding work.

2

Part Names

CAUTION

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)

● Raincoats, wet suits, etc.

Observe the following

●Locate away from direct sunlight or heat.
(To prevent malfunction or deformation.)

● New hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to be
used and old hose-sets should not be reused.

● Be careful not to get your fi ngers caught when
opening and closing the lid.

● Do not insert your hands or feet under the main unit.
(To prevent injury by rotating parts.)

● Do not climb or put heavy objects on the appliance.
(To prevent deformation and breakage resulting in
injury)

● If the lid is broken, immediately stop using the
appliance.
(To prevent deformation and breakage resulting in
injury)

● Do not use water hotter than 60 ºC.

● Do not make wrong connection for the HOT and
COLD water supply faucets.

● Depending on the connected water heater, very hot
water may come out. Be careful not to burn yourself.

● Do not add extra water directly into the tub.

● Do not obstruct the openings of the bottom face with
carpet, etc.

Lint fi lter
(P. 10)

Tub

Pulsator

● Water supply
hose for HOT
(White)

(1)

Operation

Leveller
(P. 14)

Adjustable leg
(P. 14)

panel (P. 4)

Lid

Water supply valve (P. 14)

●COLD

●HOT

Accessories

● Water supply
hose for COLD
(Grey)

(1)

Drain hose
(P. 13)

Power cord
and plug
(P. 14)

Safety Precautions Part Names

Softener
case
(P. 6)

Detergent
inlet
(P. 6)

● Bottom cover (1)

● Screw (1)

Turn off the water faucet after
operation.

(To prevent water leakage)

This appliance is only suitable for
textiles labelled washing machine
washable.

Length: 1.0 m

•

● Drain hose (1)

● Hose band (1)

Length: 1.0 m

•

● Hose holder (1)

● Screw (1)

3

Operation Panel

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 “Water Level”
to check the water
amount.

Water amount/remaining time

After starting operation, indicates
the water
amount of laundry.

After approx. 5 seconds, indicates the
approximate remaining time (min).

amount

according to the

Water level/water amounts

Level

Detergent *

Water

amount (L)

* : 1 scoop of detergent

● Each water level, except “Extra Low”, has
three water amount options that can be
switched while the level is lit by pressing
“Water Level”.

High
10-8

99 88 81 74 66 59 52 46 38 33

93 88 81 74 66 59 52 46 38 33

Mid

7-5

Low

4-2

Extra

Low

Model

1

NA-F95A1

NA-F85A1

Child Lock lamp

(P. 10)

Air Dry
(P. 9)

Change process

settings

Change the combination
of wash, rinse and spin
processes, and the time
length or number of times
for individual processes.

(P. 9)

Lighted

Flashing (in progress)

● After starting operation,
you can change settings
only during wash
process by pressing
“Start/Pause”.

Start/Pause

Preset

Set the time to fi nish washing
(in hours). (

● Setting range: 2 - 24
hours later, in one-hour
increments. (3 - 24 hours
later for the Soak program)

● Not available for the
following programs:
Delicate
Bedding, Tub Hygiene,
Air Dry

lights.)

e.g.) 8 hours later

, Fragrance,

Program
selection

(P. 5)

Power Off/On

Temp Setting

For washing, cold water can be mixed
with hot water. Press the button to select
Hot/Warm/Cold. (P. 7)

Do not use water hotter than 60 ºC.

● The estimated water temperature in
the tub during wash process (when
hot water is 50 ºC, and normal water
is 20 ºC):

Hot approx. 40 ºC
Warm approx. 30 ºC

● Lamp indications
Lighted: Hot/Warm/Cold is set.

Flashing: Hot water is being supplied.

NOTE

● In case of a power failure during operation, operation will resume from the point where it was stopped when the
power is recovered (Auto Restart).

● The power turns off automatically if you do not press “Start/Pause” within 10 minutes after power-on.

4

Variety of Programs

Program

Cotton

(P. 7)

Everyday

Purpose

Daily washing

clothes

Speedy washing for light soil Quick Wash

Delicates

Using extra
softener

Washing
delicates gently

Stronger scent

Delicate

(P. 8)

Fragrance

(P. 7)

Saving washing water and energy

* Washing consumes less energy and water, but

takes longer.

Heavily soiled

Presoaking to wash

clothes

Cotton Eco

Soak

(P. 7)

(P. 7)

(P. 8)

Maximum capacity

NA-F95A1 NA-F85A1

9.5 k

9.5 k

5.0 k

9.5 k

9.5 k

9.5 k

g

g

g

g

g

g

8.5 k

8.5 k

5.0 k

8.5 k

8.5 k

8.5 k

g

g

g

g

g

g

Operation Panel Variety of Programs

Blankets Bedding

Drying synthetic fi bre clothes

Tub drying

Preventing black
mould and smell

Tub cleaning

Air Dry (90 min)

(P. 9)

Air Dry (90 min)

(P. 11)

Tub Hygiene

(P. 11)

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 zippers.

● Do not wash items (such as paper
diapers) other than laundry.

● Reverse clothes likely to pill.

● Use a brush to remove pet and
human hair, sand, etc.

● Tie strings, etc.

● Remove any knots in clothing and any
tangles.

g

(P. 8)

For delicate underwear only

4.2 k

g

3.0 k

― ―

――

4.2 k

3.0 k

Use laundry nets.

● Underwire brassieres

● Lacy clothes, lingerie and stockings

When using a net

● Do not overpack.

● Put the zipper's slider into the cover.
(To prevent damage to clothes and
the main unit)

● Do not use the Air Dry program.
(To prevent uneven drying and
wrinkles)

g

g

5

Detergent

Put in detergent, bleach and
softener according to the water
amount displayed.

● Follow the instructions on each package.

■

Softener case
Softener

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
coloured clothes to prevent loss of colour.

● Do not use bleach for the Delicate program.

Putting in softener

■

Detergent inlet
Detergent/Bleach

● Turn the tub by hand if it is diffi cult to put in the
detergent inlet. (P. 10)

● Attach the detergent inlet cover if it comes off.

● Softener is automatically released during the fi nal
rinse process.

● To add softener during operation, press “Pause”
fi rst.

● Up to about 160 ml can be added. To add more
softener, use the Fragrance program.

● When using
concentrated softener,
dilute it with water before
putting it in.

NOTE

● Do not use separated or solidifi ed softener.

● Softener cannot be used with the Cotton Eco
program.

Concentrated

softener

Water

● If the detergent/bleach inlet cover is wet, wipe
it before use. (Wet cover can cause detergent
clumps)

6

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

2
3

4

Timer preset

After loading laundry

Turn the power on.

● The Cotton program is selected when the
power is turned on.

Select a program. (P. 5)

■

Temp Setting

■

Timer preset

Start.

The pulsator moves without
water and measures the
amount of laundry
(approx. 5 seconds).

Water amount indication

(approx. 5 seconds)

Remaining time indication

● To check the water amount
→Press “Water Level”.

According to the water amount indication

Put in detergent.

● Approx. 20 seconds after the water amount
is displayed, water supply begins.

3

Press to select Hot/Warm/Cold for
washing. (P. 4)

Set how many hours later to fi nish
operation. (P. 4)

When the Fragrance program is selected

Temp setting

Hot ← Warm ← Cold

● 2 minutes after start-up, all indications except
turn off.

● To confi rm after the timer has been set, press

.

● To cancel or change, press .

● The hours that can be set differ depending on
the program.

The buzzer sounds before the fi nal rinse and
operation is paused. Put the desired amount
of softener which has been diluted with water
directly into the tub.

5 beeps

2

1

WashingDetergent

5

Close the lid.

Operation ends with beeps.

● The Fragrance program cannot be selected
when Child Lock (P. 10) is set.

● Operation will resume if the lid is left closed for
more than 1 hour.

■

After pressing “Start”

● You can change the water level until the end of
the wash process.

● You can change each of the “Wash”, “Rinse”
and “Spin” operation contents until the end of
the wash process. Press “Pause” beforehand.

● You cannot change the program.

7

Washing Options

Bedding

■

Washable blankets

Material: 100 % synthetic fi bre or 100 % cotton

●
Weight: 4.2 kg 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

NOTE

● Use liquid detergent.

● The water amount indication shows the maximum
and cannot be changed.

● The zipper part
should face up.
(To prevent
damage to the net)

Cotton Eco

With the “Cotton Eco” cycle the washing
machine consumes less energy and water.

■

About Detergent

● We recommend using high effi ciency or low-sudsing
detergent.

● For better performance, it is recommended to
dissolve detergent in 1 L of water at 35 °C and
then pour it around the inner wall of the tub.

● Add detergent after the hot water fi ll is completed.
Opening the lid to add detergent before hot water
fi lling is completed will alter the total amount of
hot water added, and hence washing performance
will change.

■

Water amount can be adjusted according

to the table below:

NA-F95A1 NA-F85A1

Water Level

59 L 6.0 - 9.5 k
52 L 3.4 - 6.0 k
46 L 0 - 3.4 k

Capacity

Water Level

g - ­g

g

52 L 6.0 - 8.5 k
46 L 0 - 6.0 k

Capacity

g

g

Delicate

Use this program to gently wash delicate
clothes and stylish garments.

■

Load laundry evenly

● Load lighter items fi rst and press
them from above.

● Use laundry nets for delicate
underwear only.

● Amount that can be washed at
one time:

Water Level Capacity

3.0 k

g
g
g

74 L 5.0 k
66 L
59 L 1.0 k

NOTE

● Do not use bleach.

● Use liquid delicate detergent.

● After operation ends, take out clothes immediately.

(To prevent wrinkles and colour staining)

NOTE

● Do not use softener

● The operation starts with the end of hot water filled.

● If “U13” appears, clothes in the tub are out of
balance. Follow installation (P.16) to distribute the
clothes evenly, and close the lid.

● We recommend leaving the washing machine for at
least 1 hour between each use.

● Cotton Eco is for normally cotton soiled load with
AS/NZS 2040.1, AS/NZS 2040.2 and AS/NZS 6400.

.

8

(90 min) yrD riA

Wash / Rinse / Spin

Water is removed from clothes by the air
blown from the tub rotation.

■

Clothes that can be dried

Material: Synthetic fibre

•
Weight: 3.0 kg or less

•

After loading clothes and closing the lid

1

Turn the power on.

Press.

2

Start.

3

After 90 minutes, drying

NOTE

● Clothes may not be suffi ciently dried depending on
the amount and type of clothes, the temperature, and
the installation condition of the washing machine.

● Since no heater is used for this function, you may
feel that clothes are cold and half dry.

ends with beeps.

Preparation: Turn on the water faucet.

After loading laundry

Turn the power on.

1

According to your purpose

Change process

2

settings.

● Change the water amount
as necessary.

Select water
temperature.

3

After closing the lid

Start.

4

Operation ends with
beeps.

Contents of Programs

5)

5)

Total time

(approx.)

2)

180 min
160 min

2)

2)

2)

snaem meti siht ni denoitnem ”ll ifeR“ )1

Program

Cotton 60 min 12 min semit 2 ll ifeR
Quick Wash 55 min 9 min semit 2 ll ifeR
Fragrance 85 min 12 min 2 times 5 min
Soak 120 min

Bedding 80 min 12 min semit 2 ll ifeR
Delicate 55 min 9 min 2 times 1 min
Cotton Eco
Cotton Eco

Tub Hygiene 150 min

NOTE

● Total time is approximate.

(When the standard water supply rate is
15 L / min)

● Total time may increase depending on low water
pressure, bad draining conditions, and the amount
and type of clothes.

to fill the tub with water and then rinse
laundry while supplying water.

(NA-F95A1)

(NA-F85A1)

Wash

12 min

12 min
12 min
12 min

3)

3)

3)

3)

2) Remaining time of 90 minutes or less will be displayed.

3) Although the time indication is “12 min”, soaking is
done before that. Approximate soaking time :

- Cotton Eco : 75 min (NA-F95A1) / 61 min (NA-F85A1)

- Soak and Tub Hygiene : 60 min

4) Although the time indication is “7 min”, actual spinning
time may take up to 25 min.

5) Water Level depends on loading capacity.

1)

Rinse

semit 2 ll ifeR

3 times
3 times

semit 2 ll ifeR

Spin

5 min
5 min

5 min

3 min

7 min
7 min

7 min

4)

4)

Temp

Setting

Hot

Warm

Cold

Cold

Hot / Cold

Cold

Water level

High

Mid

Low

Extra Low

High

Mid

Mid / Low

High

5)

Washing Options

9

Convenient Functions

Maintenance

Cancelling end buzzer

Pressing down,

1

Then hold on for

3 seconds.

● To reset, do the same procedure.

Setting Child Lock

To prevent children from falling into the tub and
drowning, if the lid is opened while the washing
machine is operating, this function sounds a buzzer
until it is closed. Not closing it within 10 seconds
fl ushes the water out.

● This function does not lock the lid and button
operations.

● When water is drained forcibly, “U 99” is displayed.
(P. 16)

After closing the lid

press.

2 short

beeps

Turn the power on.

4 short

beeps

1

1

2

Lint fi lter

After each operation

Lint fi lter

Remove the

fi lter gently.

Open the fi lter
and remove
lint.

● If lint is diffi cult to
remove, soak and
wash the fi lter in
water.

10

Press and hold for

2

● To cancel, do the same procedure.

Turning the tub by hand

If it is diffi cult to reach the detergent inlet.

5 seconds.

Turn the power on.

2 short

beeps

4 short

beeps

1

When a clicking sound is heard

Turn the tub

2

within 20
seconds.

(Clockwise only)

NOTE

● If there is water in the tub, the tub cannot be turned.

Attach the fi lter in its original

3

NOTE

● Do not wash laundry without the fi lter.
(To prevent damage to clothes)

● Turn the tub by hand if it is diffi cult to remove the
fi lter.

● If the fi lter is broken, purchase a new one at your
local dealer.

position.

1 2

3 4

Click

Water supply fi lter

Tub

If water does not fl ow smoothly

● Follow the procedure below to prevent
splashing of water.

After turning off both hot and
cold water faucets

1

Turn the
power on.

Select Hot or Warm.

2

Start.

3

After approx. 40 seconds

Turn the power off.

4

Loosen the nut and remove

5

the hose.

Once a week <Air Dry>

After operation ends

Run the Air Dry program without

1

loading laundry.

Once a month <Tub Hygiene>

Preparation: Turn on both hot and cold water faucets.

Without loading laundry

Turn the power on.

(P. 9)

1

Press.

2

Start.

3

When the tub is fi lled with water

Pause.

Convenient Functions Maintenance

Remove the fi lter and remove

6

7

Wipe with a soft cloth.

(To prevent damage to resin parts or metal corrosion)

● For heavy soil, wipe with a neutral kitchen detergent.

● Do not splash water.

dirt on the fi lter.

Water supply fi lter

Reattach the fi lter to this
original position.

Main unit, lid

If stained with detergent or softener

Put bleach in the tub.

4

● Use whiten bleach
(drum cleaning detergent
commercially available).

After closing the lid

Start.

5

After approx. 2 hours
and a half, tub cleaning
ends.

Softener case

Wash with water.

■

How to remove

After pulling the case
all the way out, pull it
obliquely upward to
remove it.

Approx. 200 ml

11

Installation

HOT

Water supply
hose (white)

COLD

Water supply
hose (Grey)

A

Elbow

COLD HOT

Water supply
valve screw

Holes for the
hose holder

B

Bottom cover Drain hose

1. Check the location.

■

Avoid the following locations for installation.

Damp locations or locations where it may be exposed to rain, etc. (To prevent electric shock or fi re)

•
Uneven or unstable locations (on blocks, timbers, a table with wheels,

•
etc.)

Locations with a possibility of freezing

•

■

Keep the washing machine at least 10 cm away from the wall to

minimise noise.

2. Attach the bottom cover.

1

Insert the bottom cover along the guides.

2

Fix with a screw.

12

Screw

■

Make sure to ask a service person for installation. Do not install by yourself.

■

If the installation, test run and inspection of the washing machine are not carried out following this installation
method, Panasonic will not be liable for any accident or damage caused.

3. Attach the drain hose.

Connect.

1

2

3

Do not connect here.

Slide the hose band in the arrow direction.

● Slide all the way until it stops.

Attach the hose to position A
or B with the hose holder and
the screw.

Hose holder

Insert all the way.

Hose band

A

B

4

Hook the elbow of the drain
hose to the basin.

CAUTION

Make sure the drain hose is securely hooked
so that it does not come off by water pressure
during drainage.

NOTE

● Do not twist, pull out or bend the drain hose.

● Do not put the hose tip under water.

● Do not direct the drain hose downwards.

● The installation shall be in accordance with
the requirements of AS/NZS 3500.1.

Screw

Installation

80 - 120 cm

13

.

Installation (continued)

4. Connect the water supply hose.

Water faucet

Water supply hose

CAUTION

●Do not make wrong
connection for the HOT
and COLD water supply
faucets.

● Tighten the nut fi rmly.

● Do not twist, squash, modify
or cut the hose.

NOTE

● If you have an uncontrolled water
heating source (e.g., wet back,

solar heating), fi t a tempering
device (e.g., a safe valve).
This will ensure the hot water
temperature remains within safe
limits. Contact a local plumber or
plumbing supply merchant for the
most suitable type of tempering
device.

● Time for hot water to reach
washing machine will depend on
proximity of washing machine to
hot water tank.

Attach one end of the water

1

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.

Attach the other end of the

2

water supply hose (grey) to
the cold water tap, and tighten
the nut clockwise with your
hand.

Likewise, attach the other

3

end of the water supply
hose (white) to the hot
water tap.

Turn on the water taps

4

slowly and make sure there
are no leaks.

Water supply
valve screw

COLD HOT

Nut

Elbow

Water supply
hose

5. Connect the power plug and grounding wire.

● Plug the power cord into a dedicated household 3-pin AC outlet rated at 10 A, 220 V to 240 V.
If you are not sure, contact a qualifi ed electrician.

6. Check that the washing machine is level.

■

The bubble should be at
the centre of the mark.

Mark
Bubble

Leveller

If the bubble is out of the mark

Turn the adjustable leg knob to

1

the left to loosen.

Turn the adjustable

2

leg to eliminate
wobble.

To raise

To lower

Turn to the right to

3

tighten.

7. Perform a trial operation.

● Check that there is no water leakage, abnormal sounds or error display.

14

Troubleshooting

Symptoms Points to be checked

Time indication increases
or does not decrease.

Time

Operation time is longer
than the time indication.
Operation does not stop
even after the preset time.

Main unit

No operation

Cannot change process
settings (after start-up).

No water supply

Water is supplied in the

Wash

middle of wash process.

● Time indication is approximate. Remaining time is corrected during
operation and displayed.

● The operation time may be longer if laundry is concentrated on one
side or the water supply or drainage is not good.
(P. 16 “U 11” “U 14”)

● Power failure?

● Is the lid closed completely?

● Has the power fuse blown or the breaker tripped?

● Is the power plug inserted completely?

● Is the water faucet turned on?

● Did you press “Start”?

● Is the timer preset?

● Process settings can be changed during wash process by pressing
“Pause”. To change the program or settings after the end of wash
process, turn the power off and on again.

● Is the water faucet turned on?

● Water outage?

● Is the water supply fi lter clogged with dirt? (P. 11)

● If the water level drops, water is added automatically.

● With a large amount of laundry, water is added several times
automatically.

The water level is too
high for the amount of
laundry.

The water level is too low
for the amount of laundry.

Operation started with
rinse, but water is not
supplied.

Rinse/Spin

Operation suddenly
changes to rinse process
in the middle of spin.
Only spin is desired, but
operation starts with
rinse.

Irregular rotation during
spin

Power failure/
The breaker has tripped.

Others

Water outage

● If laundry is wet or there is water in the tub before operation, the
water level may be higher.

● With light clothes (of synthetic fi bre, etc.), the water level may be
lower.

● If there is no water in the tub, water is supplied after spin.

● If there is water in the tub, water is supplied after water discharge.

Installation Troubleshooting

● If clothes are concentrated on one side of the tub, the washing
machine automatically corrects unevenness by starting rinse
process.
(Place clothes as evenly as possible.)

● The tub rotation speed is adjusted to reduce foaming during spin.

● Operation will resume from the point where it was stopped when the
power is recovered (Auto Restart).

● When water supply is recovered, remove the water supply hose,
release turbid water from the faucet, and then start the washing
machine.

Cannot select the
Fragrance program.

There is noise when
water drains out.

● If Child Lock (P. 10) is set, the Fragrance program cannot be
selected.

● This is normal. It is the noise of the drain pump working.

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Error Display

● The buzzer sounds and “U”/“H” and a number are alternately displayed.

● Cancel Child Lock (P. 10) if it is set.

Error display Points to be checked

Water cannot drain.

Check the drain hose for the following abnormalities:

● Is it crushed?

● Is it clogged with lint?

● Is the hose tip under water?

When the above problems are solved, you can resume operation by opening and closing the lid.

The lid is open.

● Did you try to run the washing machine with the lid open?
→Close the lid.

Spin or Air Dry is not possible.

● Are clothes concentrated on one side of the tub?
→Distribute the clothes evenly and close the lid.

● Is the washing machine installed on an unstable or inclined
surface?
→ You can resume operation by opening and closing the lid.

Water cannot be supplied.

● Is the water faucet turned on?
→When using Temp Setting, turn on both hot and cold water faucets.

● Water outage?

● Is the water supply fi lter clogged with dirt? (P. 11)

→You can resume operation by opening and closing the lid.

Water has been forcibly drained.

● Water has been forcibly drained because the lid was open for 10 seconds or more
with Child Lock (P. 10) set.
→ Unplug the power cord and plug it in again after 5 seconds.

Inspection is required.

● Turn off the water faucet just to be safe. Then, report the error displayed (2-digit
number after “H”) to a service person. Unplug the power cord.

Specifi cations

Rated voltage

Rated frequency

Rated power consumption

Standard water amount

Maximum capacity (Dry cloth)

Product dimensions

Product weight

Pressure of tap water

NA-F95A1 NA-F85A1

220 - 240 V

50 Hz

590 W 580 W

99 L 93 L

g

9.5 k

643 mm (W) x 709 mm (D) x 1074 mm (H)

g

48 k

0.01 - 1 MPa

8.5 k

g

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