Miele PWM 511 [EL DV DD] - Manuals

Programme summary 8 Coloured items programmes Coloured items 60 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric Normally soiled cotton, linen and mixed fibre fabrics,e.g. bed linen and towelling 1:9 PWM 509 – 9 kg PWM 511 – 11 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 11 min2 rinse cycl...

Programme summary 9 Minimum iron programmes Minimum iron 40 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Normally soiled synthetic and mixed fibre fabrics 1:20 PWM 509 – 4 kg PWM 511 – 5 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 7 min2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Pre-wash, Soak, Wa...

Programme summary 10 Delicates/Shirts/Woollens programmes Delicates 30 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Synthetic and artificial fibre fabrics 1:25 PWM 509 – 3.2 kg PWM 511 – 4 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 12 minWash rhythm “gentle”2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Ex...

Programme summary 11 Separate rinse programme Separate rinse Load ratio/Load size Fabric Items which only need to be rinsed and spun 1:9 PWM 509 – 9 kg PWM 511 – 11 kg Programme se-quence 1 rinse cycleFinal spin Extras Fill stop, Rinse hold Spin Spin Load ratio/Load size Fabric Items which have been...

Programme summary 12 Clean machine Clean machine 70 °C (70 °C to 90 °C) Fabric No load Programme se-quence +  Intensive button: additional main wash up to 90 °C, wash time 6 min2 rinse cyclesDrainage Extras Soak, Water plus, Intensive, Rinse plus, Fill stop

Programme summary 13 Programme chart - Hotel/Restaurant/Catering A multitude of textiles with widely varying degrees of soiling fall into this area. These pro-grammes are suitable for washing lightly soiled bedding and towels, through heavily soiledtable linen to very heavily soiled kitchen linen. B...

Programme summary 14 Mattress protectors programme Mattress protectors 60 °C (Cold to 90 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Synthetic waterproof mattress protectors 1:13 PWM 509 – 6.2 kg PWM 511 – 7.8 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 90 °C, wash time 6 min2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Pre-wash,...

Programme summary 15 Kitchen linen Kitchen linen 90 °C (Cold to 90 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Cotton, linen and mixed fibre kitchen linen 1:13 PWM 509 – 6.2 kg PWM 511 – 7.8 kg Programme se-quence Pre-rinseMain wash up to 90 °C, wash time 10 minCool down can be activated in the Miele BenchmarkP...

Programme summary 16 Bedding /Curtains Curtains Curtains 40 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Synthetic and artificial fibre fabrics 1:25 PWM 509 – 3.2 kg PWM 511 – 4 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 14 min3 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Pre-rinse, Pre-wash, Soak,...

Programme summary 17 Bedding These programmes are suitable for washing down, natural fibre and synthetic filling quilts,unquilted and quilted duvets. These wash programmes are only suitable for washing items with a care label stating thatthey are suitable for machine washing. For SES version only Do...

Programme summary 18 Bedding load sizes The maximum load sizes are set out in the chart below. The loads given are approximateonly and vary depending on the size and thickness of the bedding. Model Quantity* PWM 509 1–2 pillows PWM 511 1 duvet * A duvet is equal to approx. 2 pillows. Tip: Unquilted ...

Programme summary 19 Disinfection - general information What is disinfection? Deactivation and reduction in number of pathogens transmitting diseases to such an extentthat the transmission of diseases and infection is no longer to be anticipated. Thermal disinfection Thermal disinfection is carried ...

Programme summary 20 VAH list VAH = Association for Applied Hygiene(previously DGHM = German Society for Hygiene and Microbiology) The VAH/DGHM list describes the procedures required for routine prophylactic disinfec-tion, and in particular for the prevention of infection in hospitals, doctors' offi...

Programme summary 21 Disinfection Thermal disinfection and chemo-thermal disinfection are programmes for disinfecting textiles.Thermal or chemo-thermal disinfection is carried out. Suitable detergents are to be usedfor the chemo-thermal disinfection. All programmes are locked . This means that after...

Programme summary 22 If “Pre-wash” is selected, place the detergent directly in the drum. If necessary, the  and  compartments can be used to add detergent in the main wash cycle.

Programme summary 23 Ch-th. disin. gentle 20 min 40 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, mixed fibre, curtains 1:10 PWM 509 – 8 kgPWM 511 – 10 kg Programme se-quence Disinfection 40 °C*, holding time 20 minWash rhythm “gentle”3 rinse cycles (optional disinfection rinse can be activ-ated)Final spin...

Programme summary 24 Buildings maintenance These programmes are suitable for washing, disinfecting and finishing (at different humid-ity levels) cotton or mixed fibre mops, floor mats, polishing pads and cleaning cloths usedin facility management.Cleaning textiles can even come out of the machine fi...

Programme summary 25 Mop  To prevent coarse soiling in the machine, shake out the mops before putting them in. Standard mops 60 °C (Cold to 90 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre mops 1:9 PWM 509 – 9 kg PWM 511 – 11 kg For number, see “Mops load size” chart Pro...

Programme summary 26 Mops thermal disinfection 90 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre mops 1:9 PWM 509 – 9 kg PWM 511 – 11 kg For number, see “Mops load size” chart Programme se-quence Pre-spinPre-rinse bath2nd pre-rinse bath can be activated via extra  “Pre- ri...

Programme summary 27 Mops ch-th disinf 10 min 70 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre mops 1:10 PWM 509 – 8 kgPWM 511 – 10 kg Programme se-quence Pre-spinPre-rinse bath2nd pre-rinse bath can be activated via extra  “Pre- rinse”Disinfection* 70 °C, holding time 10...

Programme summary 28 Mops ch-th dis 20min+rtu 60 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre mops 1:10 PWM 509 – 8 kgPWM 511 – 10 kg Programme se-quence Programme sequence as for Mops chemo-thermaldisinfection*, then set the residual moisture via the extra “  –  ” (mo...

Programme summary 30 Mats/Pads programmes Mats 40 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Door mats 1:15 PWM 509 – 5.4 kg PWM 511 – 6.8 kg Programme se-quence Pre-rinseMain wash up to 60 °C, wash time 8 min3 rinsing bathsFinal spin Extras Soak, Water plus, Intensive, Rinse plus, Fill stop, Ri...

Programme summary 31 Cloths programmes These programmes are suitable for washing, disinfecting and finishing (at different humid-ity levels) cleaning cloths made of cotton, mixed fibre or microfibre fabric used in facilitymanagement. Standard cloths 60 °C (Cold to 90 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric ...

Programme summary 32 Cloths therm. disinfection 90 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre cleaningcloths 1:18 PWM 509 – 4.6 kg PWM 511 – 5.6 kg For number, see “Cloths load size” chart Programme se-quence Pre-rinsePre-wash up to 30 °CDisinfection 90 °C, holding time...

Programme summary 33 Cloths ch-th disinf 20 min 60 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre cleaningcloths 1:18 PWM 509 – 4.6 kg PWM 511 – 5.6 kg For number, see “Cloths load size” chart Programme se-quence Pre-rinsePre-wash up to 30 °CDisinfection 60 °C, holding time...

Programme summary 34 Cloths rtu Load ratio/load size Fabric Cotton, viscose, polyester and microfibre cleaningcloths 1:18 PWM 509 – 4.6 kg PWM 511 – 5.6 kg For number, see “Cloths load size” chart Programme se-quence 1 rinse cyclethen set the residual moisture via the extra “  –  ” (moist, damp, ...

Programme summary 35 Fire brigade programme overview These programmes are suitable for washing and proofing Nomex fire-fighting apparel, jack-ets and trousers, breathing masks and chemical protective suits. Protective clothing programmes Protective clothing 60 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size...

Programme summary 36 Preparing Protective clothing for washing  Do not staple labels to the items.  Remove carabiner hooks if possible, or enclose them in a side pocket.  Close Velcro fasteners or cover them with Velcro tape.  Wash sheepskin linings separately.  Do not wash garments inside out....

Programme summary 37 Masks programmes Masks are programmes for washing and disinfecting breathing masks with head straps.  Put the head bands over the masks to protect the visors before loading the machine.  Put each mask into its own protective bag and fasten it. The protective bags are available...

Programme summary 38 Helmets * 60 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric Firefighter helmets PWM 509 – 2 helmets PWM 511 – 2 helmets Programme se-quence Pre-wash up to 40 °CMain wash up to 60 °C, wash time 16 min3 rinse cycles, drainage Extras Soak, Rinse plus * The safety helmet manufacture...

Programme summary 39 Emergency services clothing is a programme for disinfecting. It is not suitable for washinggarments containing wool as lining material.Do not wash garments inside out. Rescue clothing * 60 °C Load ratio/load size Fabric Nomex and cottons See “Emergency ser- vices clothing load s...

Programme summary 40 Emergency services clothing load size Model Quantity PWM 509 Approx. 3 suits PWM 511 Approx. 3–4 suits

Programme summary 41 Outerwear programme overview Outerwear 40 °C (Cold to 40 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Polyamide and membrane items 1:15 PWM 509 – 5.4 kg PWM 511 – 6.8 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 40 °C, wash time 6 min2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Pre-wash, Soak, Water plus, Inte...

Programme summary 42 Sport Sportswear 40 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Shirts and trousers made from synthetic fibres ormixed fibres 1:20 PWM 509 – 4 kg PWM 511 – 5 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 6 min2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Soak, Water plus, Intensi...

Programme summary 43 Workwear Oil/fat 60 °C (Cold to 90 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Cotton or mixed fibre workwear, table cloths or clean-ing cloths soiled with oil or grease 1:10 PWM 509 – 8 kgPWM 511 – 10 kg Programme se-quence Pre-wash up to 40 °CMain wash up to 90 °C, wash time 10 minCool do...

Programme summary 44 Sluice programme overview (Healthcare HTM 01-04) The sluice programmes are for extremely heavily soiled personal clothing, as well as heav-ily soiled towelling and bed linen. Disinfection according to provisions of British National Health Service (GB). There are twodifferent dis...

Programme summary 45 Self Service Coloured items 60 °C (Cold to 60 °C) Load ratio/Load size Fabric Normally soiled cotton, linen and mixed fibre fabrics,e.g. bed linen and towelling 1:9 PWM 511 – 11 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 60 °C, wash time 8 min2 rinse cyclesLast rinse cycle hot*Final...

Programme summary 46 Programme overview: ECO programmes Colours Eco 40 °C (Cold to 40 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric Lightly soiled cotton, linen and mixed fibre fabrics, e.g.bed linen and towelling 1:9 PWM 509 – 9 kg PWM 511 – 11 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 40 °C, wash time 11 min2 rins...

Programme summary 47 Minimum iron Eco 30 °C (Cold to 30 °C) Load ratio/load size Fabric Lightly soiled synthetic and mixed fibre fabrics 1:20 PWM 509 – 4 kg PWM 511 – 5 kg Programme se-quence Main wash up to 30 °C, wash time 7 min2 rinse cyclesFinal spin Extras Pre-wash, Soak, Water plus, Intensive,...

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Contents 5 Operation/display .......................................................................................................................... 64 Language .................................................................................................................................... 64 ...

Contents 6 Technical data ............................................................................................................................... 74 PWM 509/511 machine data ...................................................................................................... 74 Electrical c...

Warnings and safety notes 7 Original operating instructions Explanation of the safety notes and warnings on the machine Read the operating instructions Read all the instructions, e.g. the installation instructions Warning, hot surfaces Warning, voltage up to 1000 volts Earthing Equipotential bonding...

Warnings and safety notes 8 Appropriate use  The washing machine is only suitable for washing fabrics with a care label stating that they are suitable for machine washing. Anyother applications may be dangerous. The manufacturer cannot beheld liable for damage resulting from incorrect or improper u...

Warnings and safety notes 9 Foreseeable misuse  Never use solvent-based cleaning agents, e.g. those containing benzine, in this machine. Doing so may result in damage to compon-ent parts and create toxic steam and fumes. Risk of fire and explo- sion!  When washing with high temperatures, remember ...

Warnings and safety notes 10 Technical safety  Before setting up the washing machine, check it for any externally visible damage. Do not install or use a damaged washing machine.  The electrical safety of this washing machine can only be guaran- teed when correctly earthed. It is most important th...

Warnings and safety notes 11 Correct use  The maximum load size for PWM 509 is 9.0 kg of dry laundry. The maximum load size for PWM 511 is 11.0 kg of dry laundry.See the “Programme chart” for the maximum recommended loadsizes for individual programmes.  Before using the washing machine for the fir...

Warnings and safety notes 12  Avoid contact of stainless steel surfaces with liquid cleaning and disinfecting agents which contain chlorine or sodium hypochlorite.These agents can have a corrosive effect on stainless steel. Aggress-ive chlorine bleach vapours can also be corrosive. Do not store ope...

Warnings and safety notes 13 Chlorine and component damage  Frequent use of chlorine products increases the risk of damage to components.  The use of substances containing chlorine, such as sodium hypo- chlorite and chlorine bleach in powder form, can result in damage tothe protective layer of sta...

Warnings and safety notes 14 Accessories  Accessory parts may only be fitted when expressly approved by Miele. If other parts are used, warranty, performance and/or productliability claims will be invalidated. Disposing of yourold machine  Ensure that the door locks are unusable when disposing of ...

Description of the machine 15 Description of the machine ⑥⑦ ⑫ ① ② ③ ⑬ ⑭ ⑯ ④ ⑰ ⑤ ⑧ ⑨ ⑱ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑮ a Access to drain filter and drain pump or drain valve b Drum door c Door handle d Detergent drawer e Display (further information can be found in the “Operation” section) f Electrical connection g Interfac...

Description of the machine 16 Control panel ⑥ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ a Language sensor control    For selecting the current user language.The supervisor language is displayed againat the end of the programme. b Back sensor control    Takes you back one level in the menu. c Touch display with system-specific sy...

Operation 17 Sensor controls and touch display The sensor controls   ,  and Start/Stop and the elements in the display respond to finger tip contact. Every touch of a sensor control isconfirmed with an audible keypad tone. You can adjust the volume ofthe keypad tone or switch it off (see “Supervis...

Operation 18 Examples of how to operate the machine Selection lists “ Programmes ” menu (single selection)  11:02 Whites Coloureditems Coloursintensive Programmes     ColoursEco short Help You can scroll right or left by swiping your finger across the screen. Todo this, place your finger on the...

Operation 19 Setting numericalvalues You can set numerical values in some menus. The following example shows how to set the time of day. The “ Super- visor level ” section describes how to get to this level. OK 12 00 10 58 14 02    11 59 13 01  Time Enter the numbers by swiping up or down.Place...

Operation 20 Pull-down menu The following example describes the display for an ongoing washprogramme. The “Programme start – programme end” section de-scribes how to get to this level.  11:02 2:27  Whites Washing and heating Time left Status   If an orange bar appears at the top of the screen i...

Operation 21 Operating a launderette machine The main menu will vary depending on the programming status (see“Supervisor level – Controls”).Shortcuts are the easiest way to operate the machine. Operating staffare unable to change pre-set programmes. Launderette, basic  11:02     Buntwäsche Pfle...

Washing 22 Preparing for use Emptying pockets  Empty all pockets.  Damage due to foreign objects. Nails, coins, paper clips, etc. can cause damage to garments andcomponents inside the machine.Check laundry before washing and remove any foreign objects. Sorting laundry  Sort the laundry according ...

Washing 23  Open the drum door with the handle.  Unfold the laundry and load loosely into the drum.

Washing 24  Make sure that no items are caught between the drum door and the opening.  Close the drum door by pressing it until the pre-latch engages. The drum door engages, but is not locked yet. The drum door locksautomatically as soon as the machine starts.

Washing 25 Washing with detergent drawer Adding detergentusing the deter-gent drawer  For the standard programmes, add powder detergent to the   drawer for the main wash. If desired, add detergent for a pre- wash to the   drawer. Add fabric conditioner to the front of the   drawer. Adding fabric...

Washing 26 Detergent dis-pensing Detergent dispens-ing Avoid dispensing more than the required amount as this can cause ex-cessive foaming. - Only use low foaming detergents.- Dispense according to the detergent manufacturer ’s recommenda- tions. The dispensing amount will depend on: - The amount of...

Washing 27 Selecting a programme Programmes There are different ways to select a programme.  11:02    Programmes Favourites Supervisor Help You can select a programme from the Programmes menu.  Touch the Programmes  selection area.  11:02 Whites Coloureditems Coloursintensive Programmes    ...

Washing 28 In the case of favourite programmes, the majority of the programmesettings are already fixed and cannot be changed. Selecting programme settings Selecting the loadsize To enable load-specific external dispensing and an adapted pro-gramme sequence, you can specify the load size for some pr...

Washing 31 Selecting Extras Selecting Extras You can select Extras for some wash programmes.  Touch the Extras  selection area.  11:02   Timer Whites 9,0/9,9 kg °C rpm 90 0:56 h 1300 Help Overview Details Extras  11:02    OK Pre-wash Rinse plus Soak Extras  Rinse hold  Select one or more E...

Washing 32 Programme start – programme end Starting a pro-gramme The programme can be started as soon as the Start/Stop  sensor con- trol is flashing on and off.  Touch the Start/Stop  sensor control. The door will lock (   symbol) and the wash programme will start.  11:02 2:27  Whites Washing a...

Washing 33  11:02   Timer Whites 9,0/9,9 kg °C rpm 90 0:56 h 1300 Help Overview Details Extras  Select option Finish at , Start date or Start at . OK 10:30 02 01 Timer Start at Finish at Start date 10:30 04 05 12 11 14 15 03 13 Delete 9:30   Set the hours and the minutes or the date and confir...

Special features in the programme sequence 34 Spinning Final spin speed When a programme is selected, the maximum spin speed for thiswash programme is shown in the display in the pre-start menu.You can reduce the final spin speed.Depending on the programme, it may also be possible to increase thespe...

Changing the programme sequence 35 Changing a programme Altering the washprogramme You will need to cancel the current programme before you can select anew one. Cancelling a programme You can cancel a wash programme at any time after it has started. The payment programmes or the disinfection program...

Changing the programme sequence 36 Adding or removing laundry You can add or remove laundry items during the first few minutes afterthe programme has started.  11:02  Coloured items Status h 0:49  Washing andheating Time left Add laundry  Touch the Add laundry  selection area. If the message Add...

Problem solving guide 37 Troubleshooting Opening the door in an emergency in the event of a power failure The drum door cannot be opened.  Warning! Danger from rotating drum and danger of scalding. Before inserting the Torx wrench, make sure that the machine is disconnected from theelectricity supp...

Problem solving guide 39 Problem Cause and remedy The programme is on thepre-start screen and the Start/Stop sensor control is not flashing. The drum door has been pushed to but is not closed cor-rectly.  Check whether the drum door is closed correctly.

Problem solving guide 40 Programme cancellation and fault message Problem Cause and remedy  F - Water drainage fault. If restart fails, call Service. The drain is blocked or restricted. The drain hose has beenfixed too high.  Clean the drain filter and the drain pump.  The maximum delivery head i...

Problem solving guide 41 A fault message appears in the display Problem Cause and remedy  Container empty One of the external detergent containers is empty.  Refill the detergent container.  Hygiene info: run a pro- gramme of at least 60°C During the last wash, a wash programme with a temperat-ur...

Problem solving guide 42 Insufficient wash results Problem Cause and remedy Liquid detergent does notgive the required result. Liquid detergents usually contain no bleaching agents. Theydo not remove fruit, coffee or tea stains.  Use a general purpose powder detergent containing ableaching agent. ...

Problem solving guide 43 General problems with the washing machine Problem Cause and remedy The washing machine vi-brates during the spincycle. The machine feet are not level and not secured.  Level the washing machine and secure the feet. Strange pump noises canbe heard. Not a fault. These slurpin...

Problem solving guide 44 The door will not open Problem Cause and remedy The door cannot beopened. The door is locked during the wash process.  Touch the Start/Stop  sensor control.  Select Programme cancellation or Add laundry . The door will unlock and you will be able to pull it open. There is ...

Problem solving guide 46  Remove any foreign objects (e.g. buttons, coins, etc.) and clean the interior. Turn the im-pellers by hand to check that they rotate freely.  Put the drain filter back in place and secure it.  Make sure the drain filter is reinserted and securely tightened. Otherwise the...

Cleaning and care 47  Carry out cleaning and maintenance of the washing machine afteruse if possible. Do not use a pressure washer or hose to clean the machine.  Clean the machine casing, control panel and plastic parts with a mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent or with a soft, damp cloth only.Wipe ...

Cleaning and care 49  Clean the fabric conditioner channel using a brush and warm water. Clean the siphon and fabric conditioner channel particularly thor-oughly after using liquid starch a few times. Liquid starch results inclogging.  Use a bottle brush to remove detergent residues and limescale ...

Cleaning and care 50  Clean the plastic filter.  Reassemble in reverse order. Turn on the stopcock and check the connection is watertight. If wa-ter drips out, tighten the connection. Cleaning the filtersin the water intakevalves  Using pliers, carefully loosen the ribbed plastic nut on the intak...

Installation 51 Installing the washing machine The washing machine must be installed by Miele Customer ServiceDepartment or by an authorised dealer. Please observe the informa-tion on the installation plan. This washing machine is only intended for items of laundry thathave not been proofed with dan...

Installation 52 For easy maintenance For ease of future maintenance and servicing, the minimum dimen-sions and distance to the wall must be observed to enable access.  The minimum dimensions and distance to the wall must be ob-served. Minimum safety distance to the wall approx. 400 mm to allow form...

Installation 53 Installing the washing machine  Transport the washing machine to the installation site.  Ensure that it is stable during transportation.  Do not pick it up by the drum door.  The washing machine must not be installed under a counter. Installation on a plinth The machine may be in...

Installation 54 Transit bars Removing the transit bars  Release the catch and turn the left-hand transit bar 90° clockwise.  Pull out the transit bar.  Release the catch and turn the right-hand transit bar 90° anti-clock-wise.  Pull out the transit bar.

Installation 55  Fit the supplied stoppers onto the two holes. Retain the transit bars. They need to be refitted should the machineever need to be moved again. Refitting the transit bars  Refitting is carried out by reversing the procedure.

Installation 56 Levelling the machine Ensure that the machine feet and the installation surface are dry toprevent the machine from slipping during the spin cycle.Incorrect installation may increase water and energy consumption andmay cause the machine to move about. The four adjustable feet are used...

Installation 57 The flow pressure must be a minimum of 100 kPa and must not ex-ceed 1000 kPa. If the flow pressure is higher than 1000 kPa, a pres-sure reducing valve must be used.The machine must be connected to the water supply using the inlethoses included in the scope of supply.  The connection...

Installation 58 Cold water con-nection For the cold water connection one stopcock each with a ¾" screwthread is required.If a water connection is not available, only a qualified installer mayconnect the washing machine to the mains water supply. The water inlet hose for cold water is not suitabl...

Installation 59 Drain valve (de-pending on model) In the case of washing machines with a drain valve, a motorised valveis used to drain the machine. An HT DN 70 angle connector can beused for draining the machine directly into the waste water system(without a siphon) or into an on-site floor drain (...

Installation 60 Electrical connection The electrical connection must only be carried out by a suitably quali-fied electrician in accordance with local and national regulations suchas BS 7671 in the UK.It is recommended to connect the product to the electrical supplywith a suitably rated plug and soc...

Installation 61 The energy management system monitors the energy consumptionof a system and deactivates individual pieces of equipment tempor-arily by means of the peak-load negotiation in order to ensure thatcertain total load limits are not exceeded. When the peak-load function is activated, the h...

Installation 62 WiFi/LAN inter-face The washing machine is equipped with a WiFi/LAN interface for ex-changing data.The data interface provided on the LAN connection complies withSELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) in accordance with EN 60950. TheLAN connection uses a RJ45 connector in accordance with EI...

Supervisor level 63 Opening the supervisor level  Switch on the washing machine.  11:02    Programmes Favourites Supervisor Help  Touch the Supervisor   selection area. The display will change to the Supervisor level  menu. Code-based access The supervisor level is accessed using a code. The ...

Supervisor level 64 Operation/display Language The display can be set to appear in one of several different lan-guages. To select the permanent supervisor language you want, go tothe Languages sub-menu. When a programme is running, you can change the user language us-ing the   sensor control. Langu...

Supervisor level 65 Time After selecting the clock format, you can set the time of day. Time format - 24 h clock- 12 h clock- No clock Set - The time can be set. Date The date can be set after selecting the date format. Date format - DD.MM.YYYY- YYYY.MM.DD- MM.DD.YYYY Date - The date can be set. Vol...

Supervisor level 66 When the wash programme is chosen again, the saved settings willappear on the washing machine’s display.Factory default: off Change order The skip function can be switched on or off. Temperature unit You can select the unit for the temperature display (°C/°F). Weight unit You can...

Supervisor level 67 Programme selection Controls Tip: Start by configuring all necessary settings and changes to the washing machine before adjusting any of the options below.If “Laundrette, basic” or “Laundrette Logo” is selected, the supervisorlevel can no longer be opened from the display after t...

Supervisor level 68 Programme pack-ages The selection of programmes can be expanded by activating singleprogrammes from the target group programme packages. The programmes selected from the programme packages (marked inorange) are displayed during programme selection. Favourite pro-grammes After swi...

Supervisor level 69 Process technology Anti-crease The Anti-crease function reduces creasing after the end of the pro-gramme. At the end of the programme, the drum continues to turn atintervals for up to 30 minutes. The washing machine door can be opened at any time.Factory default: on

Supervisor level 70 Automatic drain-age Automatic water drainage can be switched on or off. Automatic waterdrainage means that the suds are always drained away after the end ofa programme. This is also the case for programmes that reach the pro-gramme end with water still in the drum. Service Servic...

Supervisor level 71 - Container size - Adv. warning level reminder - Reset adv. warning - Level reminder - Flow meter Peak load preven-tion The peak-load prevention function can be switched on or off. With thisfunction, the execution of a wash programme is not affected when apeak-load signal is in p...

Connectivity 72 Pairing instructions Follow the steps below to connect the washing machine to your network. Opening the supervisor level  Select the Supervisor menu option in the appliance display.  Select the Access via code menu option.  Enter the 3-digit supervisor code. Establishing the netwo...

Connectivity 73 System requirements for LAN - DHCP activated- Multicast DNS / Bonjour / IGMP snooping activated- Ports 443, 80, 53 and 5353 open- IP DNS server = IP standard gateway/router WiFi signal strength – Guide values The WiFi signal strength is only a rough guide. These details do not provid...

Technical data 75 Product safety Product safety standard EN 60335-1, EN 50571, IEC 60335-1, IEC 60335-2-7, EN 50570, IEC 60335-2-11 UK declaration of conformity UKCA mark (UK only) The Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 This Statement of Compliance confirms this Miele product fully compli...

WiFi data protection 76 Data protection and data security When you activate the networking function and connect your machineto the Internet, your machine sends the following data to the MieleCloud: - Machine serial number- Machine model and technical features- Machine status- Information about the s...

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Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 5 Levelling the machine  Align the washing machine vertically and horizontally using the ad-justable feet and a spirit level. The washing machine must stand evenly and horizontally on all fourfeet to ensure trouble-free and energy-efficient operation. Otherwisethe ...

Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 6 Tip: We recommend connection to the power supply via a suitably rated plug and socket which must be easily accessible for servicingand maintenance work after the machine has been installed. An elec-trical safety test must be carried out after installation and afte...

Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 7 The water inlet hose for cold water is not suitable for connection toa hot water supply. Hot water con-nection The same connection requirements as for cold water also apply tohot water up to 60 °C. A suitable connection hose with a threaded union is supplied with ...

Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 8 Drain pump (de-pending onmodel) In machines with drain pump, the suds are drained through a drainpump with a delivery head of max. 1 m. The drain hose must be installed free of kinks for the suds to drainfreely. There are the following options for draining the mac...

Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 9 Optional accessories Only use genuine Miele spare parts and accessories with this ma-chine.Using spare parts or accessories from other manufacturers will in-validate the guarantee, and Miele cannot accept liability. APWM 019/020Connector Box The Connector Box allo...

Installation notes *INSTALLATION* 10 WiFi/LAN inter-face The washing machine is equipped with a WiFi/LAN interface for ex-changing data. The data interface provided on the LAN connection complies withSELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) in accordance with EN 60950. TheLAN connection uses a RJ45 connector...

Installation 11 Standard a Electrical connection b Cold water connection c Hot water connection d Drain pipe (DV versions only) e Drain connection (DP versions only)

Installation 13 Plinth a Electrical connection b Cold water connection c Hot water connection d Drain pipe (DV versions only) e Drain connection (DP versions only)

Installation *INSTALLATION* 15 Standard Dimensions in mm   Machine foot j Overflow

Installation *INSTALLATION* 17 Securing the machine Standard Plinth Dimensions in mm   Screw/anchor point

Technical data 18 Voltage versions and electrical data 3N AC 400 V EL DV Supply voltage 3N AC 400 V Frequency 50/60 Hz Required fuse rating (on site) Circuit breaker trip characteristic 3 x 16 A Type B Power rating 8,2 kW Connection cable, min. cross-section 5 x 1,5 mm² 3N AC 400 V EL DP Supply volt...

Technical data 19 Plumbing Cold water connection Required flow pressure 100 - 1000 kPa (1 - 10 bar) Maximum flow rate 10 l/min Threaded union required (male thread, to be provided by customer in accordance withDIN 44991, flat sealing) 3/4 " Length of water inlet hose included in scope of supply ...

Technical data 20 Anchoring Standard Required anchor points 2 DIN 571 wood screw (diameter x length) 12 mm x 90 mm Rawl plugs (diameter x length) 16 mm x 80 mm With plinth (APWM) Required anchor points 4 DIN 571 wood screw (diameter x length) 12 mm x 90 mm Rawl plugs (diameter x length) 16 mm x 80 m...