We have a Panasonic bread maker that won't switch on. I have replaced the fuse, but it still doesn't work. I only used it 2 days ago when it was perfectly fine! Any ideas on what the problem might be? It is only 18 months old.
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If your breadmaker is still in warranty then you should contact their support and tell them your problem.
Here is a link to Panasonic's web site and they have some suggestions:
"reset the breadmaker you need to press the START/STOP button and keep it pressed for 5 seconds, the display will go blank. After the display of the breadmaker is blank press any button and the display will come back on so that you can set the new program."
There is also a link to contact them if you are still having trouble.
support-uk.panasonic.eu/
If the fuse was replaced you may need to reset the breadmaker to make it turn back on again. In order to do this press the start + stop buttons at the same time for 5 seconds. The display will then be blank. You should now be able to press any button on the machine and the display should light up.
Press reset button, or unplug and restart, to clear all codes in your system!
I have the same problem, last loaf was absolutely fine and then it just won't switch on again. Mine is 6 years old so I'm thinking in-built obsolescence?
Hi.
My Panasonic breadmaker has been working fine for the past two years, our electricity tripped the other day, and since then the breadmaker will not switch on, at all. Dead as a dodo. I changed the fuse in the plug. Still nothing. I'm wondering if me forgetting to switch it off and ut being on for a few days caused this.
My Panasonic breadmaker has been working fine for the past two years, our electricity tripped the other day, and since then the breadmaker will not switch on, at all. Dead as a dodo. I changed the fuse in the plug. Still nothing. I'm wondering if me forgetting to switch it off and ut being on for a few days caused this.
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