Page 3 - Contents
Contents 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................ 6 Notes on the operating instructions ................................................................ 16 Notes on the layout ...........................................................................
Page 5 - Sound emission testing
Contents 5 Water drainage .................................................................................................... 80Electrical connection ........................................................................................... 82 Sound emission testing ..................................
Page 6 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6 This dishwasher complies with all current local and national safetyrequirements. Inappropriate use can, however, lead to personal in-jury and material damage. Please observe the installation sheet and read the operating in-structions carefully before setting up the di...
Page 7 - Appropriate use
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 7 Appropriate use This dishwasher is intended for use in domestic households and similar residential environments. This dishwasher is not suitable for outdoor use. This dishwasher is intended for use at altitudes of up to 13,000 ft (4,000 m) above sea level. Thi...
Page 8 - Safety with children
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 8 Safety with children Children must be kept away from the dishwasher unless they are constantly supervised. Children may only use the dishwasher without supervision if they have been shown how to use it in a safe manner. Children must beable to understand and recog...
Page 9 - Technical safety; Unauthorized installation, maintenance, and repairs can cause
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 9 Technical safety Unauthorized installation, maintenance, and repairs can cause considerable danger for the user. Installation, maintenance, and re-pairs should only be carried out by a Miele authorized technician. Damage to the dishwasher can compromise your safet...
Page 12 - Correct installation
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 12 Correct installation The dishwasher must be installed and connected in compliance with the supplied installation sheet. Be careful before and while installing the dishwasher. Some metal parts pose a risk of injury/being cut. Wear pro-tective gloves. The dishwas...
Page 14 - Accessories and parts
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 14 If you use the timer option (depending on model), the detergent compartment must be dry. Wipe dry with a cloth first if necessary.The detergent will clump together if the detergent compartment isnot dry, and this may mean that it is not fully rinsed out. Accessorie...
Page 15 - California Proposition 65
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 15 California Proposition 65 WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals mineral oils 1 , Nickel (Metallic) 1 , Diisononyl phthalate (DINP) 1 and Di-isodecyl phthalate (DIDP) 2 , which are known to the State of California to cause 1 can- cer and 2 birth defects o...
Page 16 - Notes on the operating instructions; Notes on the layout; Warnings
Notes on the operating instructions 16 These operating instructions apply toseveral different dishwasher models ofdifferent heights. The specific dishwasher models are re-ferred to as follows: Standard = 32 1/16" (81.5 cm) highdishwashers (integrated) and 33 11/16" (85.5 cm) high dishwash-er...
Page 17 - Scope of delivery
Scope of delivery 17 The following items are supplied: - dishwasher - operating instructions for operating the dishwasher - installation sheet for installing the dishwasher - other installation accessories for in- stalling the dishwasher (see installa-tion sheet) - funnel for filling the reactivatio...
Page 18 - Guide to the appliance; Appliance overview
Guide to the appliance 18 Appliance overview a Top spray arm b Cutlery tray (depending on model) c Upper basket (depending on model) d Middle spray arm e Aeration valve f Bottom spray arm g Filter combination h Data plate i Rinse aid reservoir j Detergent compartment
Page 19 - Control field; Program
Guide to the appliance 19 Control field a On/Off button For turning the dishwasher on andoff. b Program selection Normal = Normal Pots = Pots & Pans Quick = QuickIntenseWash Sani = SaniWash Rinse = Rinse & Hold c Program program selection button For program selection. d Ti...
Page 20 - Caring for the environment; Disposal of your old appliance
Caring for the environment 20 Disposal of the packing mate-rial The cardboard box and packing materi-als protect the appliance during ship-ping. They have been designed to bebiodegradable and recyclable. Ensure that any plastic wrappings,bags, etc. are disposed of safely andkept out of the reach of ...
Page 21 - Before using for the first time; Opening the door; Pull the handle to open the door.; Closing the door; Risk of crushing due to the door
Before using for the first time 21 Every dishwasher is tested at the fac-tory. There will be residual water in themachine from this test. It is not an in-dication that the dishwasher has beenused previously. Opening the door Pull the handle to open the door. If the door is opened during operation,...
Page 22 - Rinse aid; Liquid dish soap or detergent
Before using for the first time 22 Rinse aid Rinse aid is necessary to ensure thatwater does not cling and leave markson dishes during the drying phase, andhelps dishes dry faster after they havebeen washed. Rinse aid is poured into the reservoirand the amount set is dispensed auto-matically. Liqu...
Page 23 - Adding rinse aid
Before using for the first time 23 Adding rinse aid Press the yellow button on the lid of the rinse-aid reservoir. The lid will spring open. Fill with rinse aid until the filling levelindicator (arrow) changes to a darkcolor while the door is horizontallyopen. The rinse-aid reservoir holds ap...
Page 24 - Filling the rinse-aid reservoir
Before using for the first time 24 Filling the rinse-aid reservoir When the refill reminder Rinse aid appears in the display, the reservoircontains sufficient rinse aid for 2 to 3programs only. Add rinse aid in plenty of time. The rinse-aid refill reminder will go out. If you only ever use com...
Page 25 - Energy-saving dishwashing; Normal
Caring for the environment 25 Energy-saving dishwashing This dishwasher is exceptionally eco-nomical in its use of water and electric-ity. You can make the most of your ma-chine by following these tips: - Washing in a dishwasher generally uses less water and energy thanwashing by hand. - There is no...
Page 26 - Loading the dishwasher; General information
Loading the dishwasher 26 General information Remove coarse food residues fromdishes. There is no need to pre-rinse items un-der running water. Damage can be caused by ash, sand, wax, lubricating grease, orpaint.These substances will contaminatethe dishwasher and can then nolonger be removed.Do no...
Page 27 - Silver
Loading the dishwasher 27 Wash items not suitable for dish-washers: - Wooden cutlery and dishes or items with wooden parts. These may dis-color and fade. The glue used inthese items is not dishwasher-proofand wooden handles may comeloose after being washed in a dish-washer. - Craft items, antiques, ...
Page 28 - Loading examples; Loading for 10 standard place settings with cutlery tray
Loading the dishwasher 28 Loading examples Loading for 10 standard place settings with cutlery tray Upper basket Lower basket Cutlery tray
Page 29 - Loading for 16 standard place settings with cutlery tray
Loading the dishwasher 29 Loading for 16 standard place settings with cutlery tray Upper basket Lower basket Cutlery tray
Page 30 - Loading for 10 standard place settings with cutlery basket
Loading the dishwasher 30 Loading for 10 standard place settings with cutlery basket Upper basket Lower basket Cutlery basket
Page 31 - Loading for 13 standard place settings with cutlery basket
Loading the dishwasher 31 Loading for 13 standard place settings with cutlery basket Upper basket Lower basket Cutlery basket
Page 32 - Loading the upper basket; Loading the FlexCare cup rack
Loading the dishwasher 32 Upper basket See “Loading examples” under “Load-ing the dishwasher” for examples ofhow to load dishware and utensils. Loading the upper basket Risk of damage due to water leakage.If you run the dishwasher without theupper basket, water can leak out ofthe dishwasher.Only r...
Page 33 - Adjusting the FlexCare cup rack
Loading the dishwasher 33 Adjusting the FlexCare cup rack You can set the height and depth of thecup rack at 2 different levels so that itcan accommodate larger cups and sothat taller items can be placed under-neath it. Pull the cup rack upward and click itinto the desired position (see arrows).
Page 34 - Adjusting the upper basket; Pull out the upper basket.
Loading the dishwasher 34 Adjusting the upper basket In order to gain more space for talleritems in the lower basket or upper bas-ket, the upper basket can be adjustedon 3 levels with 3/4" (2 cm) betweeneach level. The upper basket can also be set at anangle so that water can run off freelyfrom ...
Page 35 - Lower basket; Loading the lower basket
Loading the dishwasher 35 Lower basket See “Loading examples” under “Load-ing the dishwasher” for examples ofhow to load dishware and utensils. Loading the lower basket Place larger and heavier items suchas plates, serving platters,saucepans, bowls, etc., in the lowerbasket. Glasses, cups, and sma...
Page 36 - Cutlery tray/cutlery basket; Loading the cutlery tray
Loading the dishwasher 36 Cutlery tray/cutlery basket (de- pending on model) See “Loading examples” under “Load-ing the dishwasher” for examples ofhow to load dishware and utensils. Load the utensils into the cutlery trayor into the cutlery basket (dependingon model). Loading the cutlery tray To m...
Page 37 - Loading the cutlery basket
Loading the dishwasher 37 Loading the cutlery basket The cutlery basket can be placed any-where on the front rows of spikes in theleft or right corner of the lower basket. To avoid the risk of injury, knives andforks should be placed with the han-dles upward in the cutlery basket.However, utensils...
Page 38 - Detergents; Active ingredients
Detergents 38 Active ingredients Damage caused by using unsuit- able detergents.Detergents that are not suitable fordomestic dishwashers can causedamage to the dishwasher or to thewash items.Only use detergents formulated fordomestic dishwashers. Modern detergents contain various ac-tive ingredien...
Page 39 - Risk of chemical burns from de-; Detergent dispensing; QuickIntenseWash
Detergents 39 Risk of chemical burns from de- tergent.Dishwasher detergents can causeburning on the skin and in the eyes,nose, mouth, and throat.Avoid contact with detergents. Do not inhale or ingest powder de-tergents. Do not swallow dishwasherdetergents. Seek medical attentionimmediately if dete...
Page 40 - Adding detergent; Press the yellow button
Detergents 40 Adding detergent Press the yellow button on the lid of the detergent compartment. The lid will spring open. The lid will also open at the end of aprogram. Add the detergent to the detergentcompartment. Push the lid shut until you hear it clickinto place. The detergent must not...
Page 41 - Operation; Turning on the dishwasher; Press the; Selecting a program; view
Operation 41 Turning on the dishwasher Turn on the water supply if it is turnedoff. Open the door. Make sure the spray arms can rotatefreely. Press the button. The indicator light next to the programselected will come on. Selecting a program Choose your program according to thetype of loa...
Page 42 - Display of program duration; Risk of scalding due to hot wa-
Operation 42 Display of program duration The duration of the program selectedappears in hours and minutes in thedisplay before the program begins. Ifthe door is opened during the program,the time left until the end of the programis displayed. The displayed duration may vary for thesame program. It i...
Page 43 - End of program; The program has ended when; Energy management
Operation 43 End of program The audible signal might sound at theend of the program. The program has ended when : shows in the display. The drying fan may continue to run fora few minutes at the end of the pro-gram. Risk of damage due to steam. Steam from the dishwasher coulddamage the edges of...
Page 44 - Turning off the dishwasher; Risk of damage from leaking wa-; Unloading the dishwasher
Operation 44 Turning off the dishwasher Open the door. The dishwasher can be turned off atany time using the button. Turning the dishwasher off during a pro-gram stops the program. You can also do this to stop an ongoingtimer. Risk of damage from leaking wa- ter.Leaking water can cause dama...
Page 45 - Interrupting a program
Operation 45 Interrupting a program A program will be interrupted as soonas the door is opened.After 4 seconds, the indicator light ofthe selected program and the time dis-play will flash. Press the Program button and close the door within 4 seconds. The program will continue from thepoint at whic...
Page 46 - Options; Timer; Activating the timer
Options 46 Timer You can set the start time of a program.The program start time can be delayedfor between 30 minutes and 24 hours. With start-time delays between 30 min-utes and 3 hours, the delay can be setin 30 minute stages. It is set in hours forperiods longer than this. During manual deterge...
Page 48 - Program overview; Program When to use
Program overview 48 Program When to use Program sequence Pre- wash Main wash Interim rinse Finalrinse Drying °F/°C °F/°C Normal 1 Program for regular use to completelywash a full load of normally soileddishes with the ability to adjust energyand water consumption based on thesoil load of the dishes....
Page 49 - Consumption
Program overview 49 Consumption 2 Duration 2 Energy Water Cold water Hot water Gallons/Liters Cold water Hot water 50°F/10°C 120°F/49°C 50°F/10°C 120°F/49°C kWh kWh h:min h:min 1.06 1.20 3.2/12.1 3:11 2:49 1.55 1.70 3.4/13.0 3:26 3:03 1.15 1.20 2.9/11.0 1:18 0:58 1.50 1.55 2.4/9.0 2:50 2:30 0.01 0.1...
Page 50 - Program options; Express
Program options 50 Express The Express program option reduces the program cycle time. In order to achieve optimum cleaningresults, the temperature, and thereforethe energy consumption, will increasewith this option. The time by which the program cycletime is shortened varies according tothe s...
Page 51 - Audible signals; while
Program options 51 Audible signals A sequence of audible tones will soundat the end of the program or if there is afault. The audible signals at the end of a pro-gram and the alarm tone in the event ofa fault will sound four times at intervalswith a short pause between each set. The audible signals ...
Page 52 - Turning off the refill reminders
Program options 52 Turning off the refill reminders If you only ever use combination deter-gent products containing salt and rinseaid in your dishwasher, you can turn offboth refill reminders if you wish. Open the door. Turn the dishwasher off with the button, if it is turned on. Press the ...
Page 53 - Extra clean
Program options 53 Extra clean You can choose this program option toincrease the cleaning performance ofthe programs. If you activate this program option, theprogram cycle times and the main washtemperatures will increase. The waterand energy consumption may increase. Open the door. Turn the dis...
Page 54 - Extra Dry
Program options 54 Extra Dry You can select this program option inorder to increase the program dryingperformance. If you activate this program option, theprogram cycle times and final rinsetemperatures will increase. The energyconsumption may increase. Open the door. Turn the dishwasher off wit...
Page 55 - Factory defaults
Program options 55 Factory defaults If you have altered any settings, youcan reset them back to the factory de-fault settings. Open the door. Turn the dishwasher off with the button, if it is turned on. Press the button in and, while holding it in , turn the dishwasher on using the bu...
Page 56 - Cleaning and care; Damage due to unsuitable clean-; Cleaning the wash cabinet
Cleaning and care 56 Check the condition of your dish-washer regularly (approx. every 4–6 months). This helps to avoid faultsand problems. Damage due to unsuitable clean- ing agents.All surfaces are susceptible toscratching. Contact with unsuitablecleaning agents can alter or discolorall surfaces....
Page 57 - Cleaning the control panel; only
Cleaning and care 57 Cleaning the door and the doorseal The door seal and the sides of the dish-washer door are not accessed andcleaned by the spray arm jets. As a re-sult, mold can develop here. Wipe the door seals regularly with adamp cloth to remove food deposits. Wipe off any food or drink r...
Page 58 - Cleaning the spray arms; Damage due to soiling entering
Cleaning and care 58 Cleaning the spray arms Particles of food can get stuck in thespray-arm jets and bearings. The sprayarms should therefore be inspected reg-ularly (approx. every 2–4 months). Never run a wash program withoutusing the spray arms. Damage due to soiling entering the circulation sy...
Page 59 - Removing the upper spray arm
Cleaning and care 59 Removing the upper spray arm Push the upper spray arm upward to engage the inner ratchet. Then un-screw the spray arm by rotating thescrew thread counterclockwise . Removing the middle spray arm Rotate the screw thread of the middlespray arm clockwise and remove the...
Page 60 - Reinstalling the spray arms
Cleaning and care 60 Reinstalling the spray arms Reinstall the upper spray arm andtighten it by hand. Reinstall the middle spray arm. Reinstall the lower spray arm and en-sure that the filter combination liesflat in the base of the wash cabinet. Rotate the screw thread of the lowerspray arm ...
Page 61 - Cleaning the filters; Turn off the dishwasher.
Cleaning and care 61 Checking the filters in thewash cabinet The filter combination in the base of thewash cabinet retains coarse soil fromthe suds solution. This prevents soilinggetting into the circulation system andre-entering the wash cabinet throughthe spray arms. Damage due to soiling enteri...
Page 63 - Cleaning the drain pump
Cleaning and care 63 Cleaning the drain pump If water remains in the wash cabinet af-ter the end of a program, the water hasnot been pumped away. The drainpump may be blocked by foreign ob-jects. These foreign objects are easy toremove. Disconnect the dishwasher from thepower supply. To do this, t...
Page 64 - Risk of injury from glass splin-
Cleaning and care 64 The drain pump (see arrow) is under-neath the cover. Risk of injury from glass splin- ters.It is especially difficult to see glasssplinters in the drain pump.Take care when cleaning the drainpump. Carefully remove all foreign objectsfrom the drain pump. Check the drainpump i...
Page 65 - Frequently asked questions; Technical faults; Problem
Frequently asked questions 65 Many malfunctions and faults that can occur in daily operation can be easily reme-died. You can save time and money in many cases, as you do not need to contactMiele Customer Service. Information to help you rectify faults yourself can be found at www.miele.com/ser-vice...
Page 66 - Fault messages
Frequently asked questions 66 Fault messages Problem Possible cause and solution The alarm tone issounding. Fault number ap- pears in the time dis-play. There may be a technical fault. Turn the dishwasher off with the button. Turn the dishwasher back on after a few seconds. Select the ...
Page 67 - Water intake fault
Frequently asked questions 67 Water intake fault Problem Possible cause and solution The dishwasher stopsworking shortly afterthe program starts. The alarm tone issounding. The / indicator light flashes on and off. and 173 appear alter- nately on the time dis-play. The water supply is turned o...
Page 68 - Water drainage fault
Frequently asked questions 68 Water drainage fault Problem Possible cause and solution The dishwasher stopsduring a program. The alarm tone issounding. The / indicator light is flashing. Fault number ap- pears in the time dis-play. Before remedying the fault: Turn off the dishwasher. Wate...
Page 69 - General dishwasher problems
Frequently asked questions 69 General dishwasher problems Problem Possible cause and solution The alarm tone issounding.The indicator light forthe selected programand the time display willflash.The dishwasher doesnot start or the delay-start time stops run-ning. The safe mode of the dishwasher was a...
Page 71 - Noises
Frequently asked questions 71 Noises Problem Possible cause and solution There is a knockingnoise in the wash cabi-net. A spray arm is knocking against a wash item. Carefully open the door and rearrange the washitems that are obstructing the spray arm. There is a rattling noisein the wash cabinet....
Page 72 - Poor cleaning results
Frequently asked questions 72 Poor cleaning results Problem Possible cause and solution The dishes are notclean. The dishes were not loaded correctly. See notes under “Loading the dishwasher”. The program was not powerful enough. Select a more powerful program (see “Programoverview”). Activate...
Page 75 - Customer Service; Contact in the event of a fault
Customer Service 75 Information to help you rectify faultsyourself and about Miele spare partscan be found at www.miele.com/ser-vice. Contact in the event of a fault In the event of a fault which you cannotremedy yourself, please contact yourMiele dealer or Miele Customer Service. You can book a Mie...
Page 76 - Optional accessories; Detergent tabs
Optional accessories 76 Dishwasher detergent, rinse aid, andcleaning and care products are avail-able for this dishwasher, as are optionalaccessories. All the products have been designed forMiele appliances. These and many other useful productscan be ordered directly from Miele’s on-line store, Miel...
Page 77 - Appliance care; Dishwasher cleaner; Descaling agent
Optional accessories 77 Appliance care Miele cleaning and care products pro-vide optimum care for your dishwasher. Dishwasher cleaner - For use with the Clean Machine pro- gram without detergent dispensing - Cleans the dishwasher effectively and thoroughly - Removes grease, bacteria, and asso- ciate...
Page 78 - Installation; Water inlet; Risk to health due to wash water.
Installation *INSTALLATION* 78 Water inlet Risk to health due to wash water. Water in the dishwasher must not beused as drinking water.Do not drink any water from the dish-washer. Risk to health and risk of dam- age due to contaminated incomingwater.The quality of the incoming watermust correspo...
Page 80 - Water drainage; The drain hose must not be shortened.
Installation *INSTALLATION* 80 Water drainage The appliance drainage system has anon-return valve, which prevents dirtywater from flowing back into the dish-washer via the drain hose. The dishwasher is supplied with approx.5 ft (1.5 m) of flexible drain hose with aninternal diameter of 7/8" (22 ...
Page 81 - Venting the water drainage
Installation *INSTALLATION* 81 Venting the water drainage If the on-site drainage connection is sit-uated lower than the guide path for thelower basket rollers in the open door,the drainage system must be vented.Otherwise, a siphoning effect during aprogram can cause the appliance toempty itself of ...
Page 82 - Electrical connection; Installation, repairs and other
Installation *INSTALLATION* 82 Electrical connection Installation, repairs and other work by unqualified persons couldbe dangerous.Check that the voltage, frequencyand fuse rating shown on the dataplate match the household powersupply.The power outlet must be accessibleafter installation. Do not u...
Page 83 - Hardwired electrical connection
Installation *INSTALLATION* 83 Hardwired electrical connection It is possible to hardwire this applianceto an existing power cable. CAUTION: Before servicing, dis- connect the power supply by eitherremoving the fuse, shutting off thepower main or manually “tripping”the circuit breaker.Installation...
Page 84 - Prerequisites for sound emission tests; Load the dishwasher with; Setup for sound emission tests; Install the dishwasher into an analyzing unit.
Sound emission testing 84 Prerequisites for sound emission tests Load the dishwasher with 16 standard place settings and use the Normal pro- gram. Setup for sound emission tests The dishwasher must be set up according to the following specifications. Install the dishwasher into an analyzing unit. ...
Page 87 - National Headquarters; Canada; Headquarters and Miele Centre
9 Independence WayPrinceton, NJ 08540www.mieleusa.com U.S.A. Miele, Inc. National Headquarters Please have the model and serial numberof your appliance available whencontacting Customer Service. Canada ImporterMiele Limited Headquarters and Miele Centre Customer Support Phone: 888-99-MIELE (64353)[e...
