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Panasonic Corporation is the largest Japanese manufacturer of electronic and household appliances. Its history begins in 1918 when the Japanese entrepreneur Konosuke Matsushita founded the Matsushita Electric Factory. Until October 1, 2008, the company was called Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., and only from that date, its name was changed to Panasonic Corporation. Under the Panasonic brand, the corporation produces household appliances, including plasma and LCD TVs, telephones, washing machines, refrigerators, etc. What kind of home appliance malfunctions are considered the most common? Let’s find out!
Panasonic refrigerator malfunctions can be associated with the breakdown of various elements. Each element is responsible for the performance of certain functions, therefore, a malfunction of even a small part entails a violation of the operation mode as a whole. Panasonic refrigerator malfunctions are often related to electronics, control units, and compressors. Most often, you may require the Panasonic appliance repair in the following cases:
The refrigerator does not turn on. If the fridge stops turning on, you need to check the condition of the power supply. For the device to work stably, the voltage in the network must be at the level of 210-240 V. A more serious reason is the failure of the compressor unit.
Extraneous noise during work. One of the most common causes is incorrect installation. The problem is eliminated by adjusting the legs.
Insufficient cooling of food. This malfunction could be caused by a variety of reasons. Often this happens when there is an insufficient level of refrigerant, a breakdown of the temperature sensor or thermostat, a decrease in compressor performance, etc.
Water in the refrigerator. The problem is usually related to a clogged drain.
An unpleasant smell in the refrigerator. A musty smell appears when the fan breaks or the drain hole is clogged.
Regardless of the complexity of the problems that have arisen, professionals will quickly cope with them.
Malfunctions of Panasonic washing machines
Panasonic Japanese washing machines, despite the quality, are also prone to breakdowns. If desired, the user can perform an independent repair of the washing machine. Moreover, the self-diagnosis system will facilitate your troubleshooting. However, we recommend you to call the repairmen if you don’t have any specific knowledge. Here are the most common malfunctions:
Blockages in the drain and intake system. If your machine does not drain well, the reason is clogged system elements – filters, hoses, pipes. It is also possible that the pump is faulty.
Spin problems. There must be problems with such parts as a pump, pressure switch, engine, etc. If one of the components fails, the spin cycle either does not start at all or runs very weakly.
Washing with cold water that won’t heat tells you that the machine has a problem with the heating element.
In case of problems with the drive belt, the washer drum stops rotating. The belt is probably worn, broken, or stretched.
In the case of self-draining of water, the reason may be an incorrect connection of the SMA or a malfunction of the electronic module.
The hatch door does not close or open after the end of the washing. This happens as a result of the wear of mechanical elements or the malfunction of the blocker or lock.
Knowing the error codes allows you to repair Panasonic washing machines yourself. Alternatively, use professional repair services.
Microwave ovens from a branded manufacturer are quite easy to use, and they are characterized by a high level of reliability. Most of the malfunctions of this equipment occur due to improper use, power surges, or manufacturing defects. Microwave ovens are often subject to the following breakdowns:
the unit does not turn on – the power transformer is faulty;
the microwave does not start – there is a possible malfunction of the high-voltage capacitor;
the program does not work – the controller or control module is out of order;
the plate does not scroll – there is a breakdown of the electric motor or gearbox;
the heating power is not adjusted – there are errors in the operation of the magnetron;
panel buttons do not respond to pressing – sticking of contacts or breakage of tracks may be reasons.
To repair a failed microwave, the repairmen use only high-quality specialized equipment and replace the damaged component with an original spare part.
This article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editors or management of EconoTimes
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