Page 2 - Contents
Contents 2 Caring for the environment ........................................................................................ 8 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................... 9 Operating the tumble dryer ...............................................
Page 3 - End of program – removing the laundry
Contents 3 6. End of program – removing the laundry .............................................................. 32 End of program ............................................................................................................... 32 Removing the laundry ..................................
Page 4 - Cleaning and care
Contents 4 Cleaning and care ......................................................................................................... 49 When to clean ................................................................................................................. 49 1. Cleaning the lint filters .....
Page 5 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Contents 5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................... 71 Installation and connection ........................................................................................ 73 Front view ............................................................
Page 6 - Supervisor level
Contents 6 Supervisor level ............................................................................................................. 83 Opening the supervisor level ........................................................................................ 83 Access via code .........................
Page 8 - Caring for the environment; Disposal of the packing material
Caring for the environment 8 Disposal of the packing material The cardboard box and packingmaterials protect the appliance duringshipping. They have been designed tobe biodegradable and recyclable. Ensure that any plastic wrappings, bags,etc. are disposed of safely and kept outof the reach of childr...
Page 10 - Important information regarding use of fabric softener sheets:
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Important information regarding use of fabric softener sheets: We do not recommend use of fabric softener sheets. Use of fabricsoftener sheets can clog the surfaces of the lint filters, extending thedrying time and increasing energy consumption. During subsequentclean...
Page 14 - Using a fragrance capsule (optional accessory)
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - This tumble dryer contains fluorinated greenhouse gases. Hermetically sealed. Designation of refrigerant: R134aAmount of refrigerant: 0.61 kgGlobal-warming potential of refrigerant: 1430 kg CO 2 e Global-warming potential of appliance: 872 kg CO 2 e WARNING: Do not ...
Page 15 - Please also observe the information supplied with the fragrance; FCC Declaration of Conformity; This appliance complies with Part 15 of the FCC regulations. This; FCC Radiation Exposure Statement; This digital device does not exceed the Class B limits for radio; SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please also observe the information supplied with the fragrance capsule. FCC Declaration of Conformity This appliance complies with Part 15 of the FCC regulations. This appliance has been tested and found to comply with the limits for aClass B digital device, pursua...
Page 16 - Operating the tumble dryer; Control panel; Takes you back one level in a menu.
Operating the tumble dryer 16 Control panel a Language sensor control For selecting the current userlanguage.The operating language is displayedagain at the end of the program. b Back sensor control Takes you back one level in a menu. c Touch display d Sensor control Start/Stop For starting the ...
Page 17 - Main menu; Programs
Operating the tumble dryer 17 Sensor controls and touchdisplay with sensor controls The , , and Start/Stop sensor controls and the sensor controls in thedisplay react to finger-tip contact. Everytouch of a sensor control is confirmedwith an audible keypad tone. You canadjust the volume of th...
Page 18 - Option lists; Setting numerical values
Operating the tumble dryer 18 Examples of how to operate theappliance Option lists Program menu (single-option list) 11:02 Shirts Cottons Express Denim Delicates Programs Minimum Iron You can scroll to the right or the left byswiping your finger across the screen.To do this, place your finger on t...
Page 19 - Time left; Exiting a menu
Operating the tumble dryer 19 Tip: For some settings, depending on the value range and increments, thevalue can also be set using a numericalkeypad. Briefly touching the numberswill bring up the numerical keypad.Once a valid number has been entered,the OK sensor control will be highlighted in green...
Page 20 - Laundromat Logo; Symbols in the display
Operating the tumble dryer 20 Operating a laundromatmachine The entry menu will vary depending onthe programming status (see“Controls” under “Supervisor level”). Shortcuts are the easiest way tooperate the machine. Operating staffare unable to change pre-set programs. Laundromat, basic 11:02 Help ...
Page 21 - Initial commissioning; Risk of injury or damage to; Switching on the tumble dryer; Press the; Setting the display language
Initial commissioning 21 Risk of injury or damage to property due to improper installation.Incorrect installation of the tumbledryer can lead to personal injury ordamage to property.Before commissioning the tumbledryer for the first time, make sure ithas been installed and connectedcorrectly. See ...
Page 22 - Confirm with the; Setting the display brightness; Confirm with; Setting the date; July
Initial commissioning 22 Reference to externalappliances A reference to external hardwareappears. Confirm with the OK sensor control. Connect the XCI box or XCI-ADaccessory unit before using theappliance for the first time.Alternatively, slide a communicationmodule into the slot on the back of the...
Page 23 - Confirming the time request; Selecting program packages
Initial commissioning 23 Confirming the time request The following question appears in thedisplay: Remove the clock display? Touch the Yes or No sensor control. If you select Yes , the system will skip the Clock display setting. If you select No , the display will switch to the Clock display se...
Page 24 - Setting up a payment system; Touch the; sensor; Setting the voltage
Initial commissioning 24 Setting up a payment system If you wish to set up a payment system,read the “Payment system” section ofthe “Supervisor level” chapter. Thesesettings can only be changed during theinitial commissioning process. If youwish to change the settings after thecommissioning process,...
Page 25 - Timed drying cool air
Initial commissioning 25 Completing the commissioningprocess The commissioning process is completewhen a program lasting longer than20 minutes has been carried out in full. If the power is interrupted prior to thestart of the first drying program (e.g., ifthe machine is switched off with the butt...
Page 26 - Notes on correct laundry care; Washing
1. Notes on correct laundry care 26 Washing - Heavily soiled laundry must be washed particularly thoroughly. Usesufficient detergent and select a hightemperature. If in doubt, wash theitems several times. - New, colored items must be washed thoroughly and separately. Do not drythese items with light...
Page 27 - Loading the tumble dryer; Loading the laundry; Shut the door gently.
2. Loading the tumble dryer 27 Loading the laundry Textiles may be damaged.Before loading, read “1. Notes oncorrect laundry care”. Open the door. Load the laundry. Textiles may be damaged.When closing the door, make surethat laundry does not get trapped inthe door opening. Do not overload the dr...
Page 28 - Selecting a program
3. Selecting a program 28 Switching on the tumble dryer Press the button . The drum lighting will come on. The drum lighting will automatically goout after a few minutes and/or afterthe start of a program to save energy. Selecting a program 11:02 Programs Favorites Supervisor Help The...
Page 29 - Selecting program settings; Main menu for a program; Selecting the drying level
4. Selecting program settings 29 Main menu for a program Selecting the drying level The pre-set drying level for manyprograms can be changed if required.Different drying levels are availabledepending on the program. OK Overview not selected Cottons 11:02 kg Drying level Extras 1:56 h Weight Norm...
Page 30 - Selecting extra options; Only press; when the option; Gentle
4. Selecting program settings 30 Selecting extra options The drying programs can beaugmented with various extra options. OK Overview not selected Cottons 11:02 kg Drying level Extras 1:56 h Weight Normal 8,0 Touch the Extras sensor control. 11:02 Gentle tumble Anti-crease Extras OK To...
Page 31 - If your machine is connected to a; Starting a program; sensor control is flashing
5. Starting a program 31 Payment system Tip: If your machine is connected to a payment system, the amount ofpayment required will appear in thedisplay. Once the program has started, do notopen the door or cancel the program.Depending on the settings, moneymay be lost in the payment system. Starting ...
Page 32 - End of program; lights up; Removing the laundry; Remove everything from the drum.; Observing the care notes; Please see “Cleaning and care” for
6. End of program – removing the laundry 32 End of program The laundry will be cooled down shortlybefore the end of the program. Thelaundry can now be unloaded. - Finish lights up If Anti-crease * has been selected, the drum rotates in intervals. Thisreduces creasing if the laundry cannotbe remo...
Page 33 - Timer; Delay start; Setting the timer
Timer 33 The Delay start must be activated in the Supervisor level so that the timer can be selected.Before the program starts, the Timer can be used to select a program starttime or program end time. Setting the timer Touch the Timer sensor control. Select the Finish at , Start in , or ...
Page 34 - Program chart; Cottons Eco; Cottons PRO
Program chart All weights marked with * are based on the weight of dry laundry. Label Cottons Eco Maximum 17.6 lb (8 kg)* Items Cotton items such as those described under Cottons, Normal with normal residual moisture. Note - Items are dried to a Normal level only in this program. - The Cottons ...
Page 35 - Cottons; Extra Dry; Minimum iron
Program chart Program packages You can select various programs from the program packages. The programs willappear in the program list. Standard Cottons Maximum 17.6 lb (8 kg)* Extra Dry, Normal Plus, Normal Items - Single and multi-layered cotton items. - Towels, bathrobes, T-shirts, underwear, jers...
Page 37 - Normal Plus
Program chart Silks Maximum 2.2 lb (1 kg)* Items Silk garments which are suitable for tumble drying, e.g., blouses andshirts Note - Program for reduced creasing. - Items are not dried completely in this program. - Remove the garments as soon as the program has finished. Toweling Maximum 15.4 lb (7 k...
Page 38 - Timed drying warm air; Basket – Low temperature
Program chart Timed drying warm air Maximum 17.6 lb (8 kg)* Items - Voluminous items such as jackets, pillows, sleeping bags, and padded items. - Fabrics made up of multiple layers, e.g., heavy cotton table cloths. - Individual items of laundry, e.g., towels, swimwear, dish towels. Note - For airing...
Page 39 - Sport; Sportswear; Outdoor; Reactivation
Program chart Sport Sportswear Maximum 6.6 lb (3 kg)* Items Sportswear that is suitable for drying in a tumble dryer. Note Items are dried to a Normal level only in this program. Outdoor Maximum 5.5 lb (2.5 kg)* Normal, Hand iron plus Items Outdoor clothing which is suitable for drying in a tumble d...
Page 40 - Soft furnishings; Down Bedding; Synthetic Bedding; Large items
Program chart Soft furnishings Down Bedding Maximum 4.4 lb (2 kg)* Items Bedding suitable for tumble drying (duvets or pillows filled with downor feathers). Note Items are dried to a Normal level only in this program. Tip Feathers have a tendency of developing a strong odor when they arewarm. Allow ...
Page 41 - Hygiene; Cottons hygiene; Minimum iron hygiene; Timed warm air hygiene
Program chart Hygiene In the hygiene programs, items will be dried with a temperature that is constantover an extended period (longer temperature-holding time). This kills off micro-organisms such as germs or dust mites and reduces allergens in the laundry.If a hygiene program is canceled early, mic...
Page 42 - WetCare; Machine iron
Program chart WetCare WetCare Sensitive Maximum 5.5 lb (2.5 kg)* Items Non-washable outerwear Note The garment is briefly dried and fluffed up WetCare Silks Maximum 5.5 lb (2.5 kg)* Normal, Hand iron plus, Hand iron Items Non-washable silk garments which crease easily WetCare Intensive Maximum 5.5 l...
Page 43 - Special programs; Example; Final residual moisture
Program chart 43 Special programs You can put together 5 special programsand assign your own program names.Enter these into the tables. Load: Maximum 17.6 lb (8 kg) kg (weightof dry items) Example [ Special program 1 ] Dry+ Res. moisture program – Final residual moisture : - 6% – Extra drying ti...
Page 44 - Changing the program sequence; Reselecting a canceled program; Adding laundry
Changing the program sequence 44 Payment system Opening the door or canceling theprogram after it has started may causea loss of credit (depending on how thetumble dryer was set up*). * Either during the commissioningprocess or subsequently, TechnicalService can reset the payment systemso that progr...
Page 45 - Fragrance flacon; Inserting a fragrance flacon; Risk of fire and damage to the
Fragrance flacon 45 Inserting a fragrance flacon Fragrance flacons (optionalaccessories) can be used to give yourlaundry a pleasant scent. Risk of fire and damage to the health if fragrance flacons are usedincorrectly.The leaked fragrance can damageyour health if it comes into contactwith your bod...
Page 47 - Opening the fragrance flacon; Timed; Closing the fragrance flacon; is in position
Fragrance flacon 47 Opening the fragrance flacon Before drying, you can select theintensity of the fragrance. Turn the outer ring clockwise: Thefurther you open the fragrance flacon,the more intense the fragrance. Damp laundry and longer dryingdurations with sufficient heat transferare needed for ...
Page 48 - and
Fragrance flacon 48 Removing /replacing thefragrance flacon Turn the outer ring counterclockwiseuntil markers a and b line up. Replace the fragrance flacon with anew one. When not in use, you can store thefragrance flacon in its original packaging. Fragrance flacons are available to orderfrom ...
Page 49 - When to clean; Fire hazard due to irregular; Cleaning the lint filters; To delete the message: touch the
Cleaning and care 49 When to clean This tumble dryer is equipped with amulti-stage filter system, whichconsists of lint filters (1.) and a filter inthe toe-kick (2.).This filter system collects all lintgenerated during the drying process. Failure to clean the filter regularly couldincrease drying ti...
Page 50 - Cleaning the lint filters; Removing the fragrance flacon
Cleaning and care 50 Normal use Always clean the appliance wheneverprompted to do so in the display.Various messages can be displayed: Clean the lint filter and rinse the plinth filter.Rinse the lint filter and plinth filter. Checkthe airways. Continuous operation Clean once a day and also when thep...
Page 51 - Cleaning the lint filters while dry
Cleaning and care 51 Pull the upper lint filter forward toremove it. Remove the lint (see arrows). Remove the lint (see arrows) from thefilter surface of all the lint filters andthe perforated laundry deflector. Push the upper lint filter back intoposition until it clicks. Close the door. ...
Page 52 - Pull the lint filter forward to remove it.; Cleaning the toe-kick filter
Cleaning and care 52 Pull the lint filter forward to remove it. Use a vacuum cleaner with a longcrevice nozzle attached to remove anyvisible lint from the upper air-flowopenings. Cleaning the lint filters with water Rinse the filter surfaces throughunder warm running water. Wipe the smooth p...
Page 53 - Removing the lint filter; Pull the lint filter out at an angle.; Cleaning the lint filters with water
Cleaning and care 53 Removing the lint filter Reach behind the catch with yourfinger. Open the lint-filter flap. Use the handle to pull out the lintfilter at an angle forward and to theright. Pull the lint filter out at an angle. Pull the handle out of the lint filter. Cleaning the lint fi...
Page 54 - Damage caused by a; Replacing the toe-kick filter; Filter wear caused by continuous
Cleaning and care 54 If a drying program is interrupted witha fault message after the clean toe-kick filter has been installed, the toe-kick filter was too wet when it wasinstalled. Carefully squeeze the waterout of the toe-kick filter again. Leavethe toe-kick filter to air-dry.If a fault occurs aga...
Page 56 - Removing the filter insert; Sharp Edges – To reduce the risk
Cleaning and care 56 Carefully vacuum up any visible lint orsoiling. Use a dusting brush or thenarrow crevice nozzle. If there are visible blockages or otherresidues after cleaning: Remove thefilter insert and clean it under runningwater. If stubborn residues are notremoved, these can lead to faul...
Page 57 - Risk of damage if cooling fins are
Cleaning and care 57 If you notice any visible soiling,carefully vacuum it up with a vacuumcleaner. Use a dusting brush or thenarrow crevice nozzle. Risk of damage if cooling fins are cleaned incorrectly.The cooling fins can suffer damage ordistortion. This could hinder theoperational performanc...
Page 59 - Removing the grille
Cleaning and care 59 Cleaning the bottom-right grille/heat exchanger The heat exchanger's cooling finsbehind the grille can become blockedwith dust and dirt drawn in from thesurrounding area. Removing the grille Open the lint-filter flap. Open the bottom-right grille, e.g.,using a spoon handle. ...
Page 60 - Replacing the grille; Cleaning the tumble dryer; Damage caused by the use of
Cleaning and care 60 Replacing the grille Insert the grille on the right-handside. Press the grille firmly on the left-handside. Cleaning the tumble dryer Disconnect the tumble dryer fromthe electrical supply. Damage caused by the use of unsuitable care products.Unsuitable care products couldd...
Page 61 - Frequently asked questions; Program cancellation and fault message in the display; Message; Time Dry
Frequently asked questions Many malfunctions and faults that can occur in daily operation can be easilyremedied. You can save time and money in many cases, as you do not need tocontact Miele Customer Service. Information to help you rectify faults yourself can be found at www.miele.com/service. The ...
Page 64 - Messages in the display
Frequently asked questions Messages in the display Message Possible cause and solution Open bottom rightgrille, clean the heatexchanger The heat exchanger ’s cooling fins behind the grille canbecome blocked with dust and dirt drawn in from thesurrounding area and the airways can becomeblocked with...
Page 65 - Unsatisfactory drying results; Problem
Frequently asked questions Unsatisfactory drying results Problem Possible cause and solution The laundry is not suffi-ciently dry. The load consisted of different types of fabric. Finish drying using the Timed drying warm air program. Large items of laundryhave rolled up, causing aproblem. The ind...
Page 66 - The drying-cycle duration is very long; Ventilate the room thoroughly.
Frequently asked questions The drying-cycle duration is very long Problem Possible cause and solution The drying process goeson too long or evenswitches off*. The room where the tumble dryer is located is toowarm. Ventilate the room thoroughly. Detergent residue, hair, and fine lint can clog thefi...
Page 67 - General problems with the tumble dryer; A different language has been selected.
Frequently asked questions General problems with the tumble dryer Problem Possible cause and solution You can hear buzzing orhumming operatingnoises. This is not a fault. The compressor (heat pump) isoperating.These noises are quite normal and can be heardwhen the compressor is operating. The drum l...
Page 68 - Reactivating the plinth filter; Select a short wash program with a
Frequently asked questions 68 Reactivating the plinth filter You can reactivate one or more dirtyplinth filters in the washing machine.You will then be able to use the plinthfilter again for a reasonable period oftime. Wash the plinth filter(s) separately,not with any laundry items. Do notadd any ...
Page 69 - Customer Service; Contact in the event of a fault
Customer Service 69 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 Miele Service Callonline at www.miele.com/service. Contact information for MieleCustomer Service can be found at thee...
Page 70 - Installation instructions
Installation instructions Alteration rights reserved.Visit our website for all the current product specifications, technical applianceinformation, and warranty information. To avoid accidents or damage to the appliance, please read these instructionsbefore installing and/or using it. 70
Page 71 - WARNING - Risk of Fire
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS , WARNING - Risk of Fire To reduce the risk of severe injury or death, follow all installation instructions. Clothes dryer installation must be performed by a qualified installer. Install the clothes dryer according to the manufacturer's instructions and local cod...
Page 72 - Do not install the machine in rooms where temperatures below
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The installation of this unit in non stationary locations (e.g. ships) must be performed by a qualified installer or service agency, in strictaccordance with national and local safety regulations and standards. Do not install the machine in rooms where temperatures ...
Page 73 - Installation and connection; Front view; Drain hose for condensed water
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 73 Front view a Drain hose for condensed water b Control panel c Lint-filter flap for the filter in the toe-kick– (open only when a prompt appears in the display) d 4 height-adjustable screw feet e Power cord f Door g Bottom-right grille = Air-coolingopenin...
Page 74 - Rear view; Power cord
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* Rear view a Interface for communicating withexternal appliances b Power cord c Recesses under the protruding lid fortransporting the appliance d Module slot (for externalcommunication module) e Drain hose for condensed water 74
Page 75 - Installation locations; Side view; Installing the washer-dryer stack
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 75 Installation locations All measurements are in inch (mm). The distances between the machineand the wall are recommendations tohelp make it easier to carry out servicework. If installation space is limited, themachine can also be pushed up againstthe wall...
Page 77 - Damage caused by incorrect; Transporting the tumble dryer; Danger of injury due to unsecure
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 77 Transporting the tumble dryerto its installation site Damage caused by incorrect transportation of the tumble dryer.If the tumble dryer tips over, there isa danger of injury to people anddamage to property.Ensure that the tumble dryer is stableduring t...
Page 78 - Installation; Downtime after installation; Damage caused by switching the; Leveling the tumble dryer
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 78 Installation Ensure that no closeable door, slidingdoor, or an oppositely hinged door isinstalled that would hinder the doorof the dryer being opened in any way. Downtime after installation Damage caused by switching the appliance on too soon.This can ...
Page 79 - Room ventilation; - Air drawn in for use in the drying; External control equipment; - XCI box communication module
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 79 Room ventilation - Air drawn in for use in the drying process will be warm when it isexpelled back into the room. Youmust therefore ensure that the roomis sufficiently ventilated, particularly ifthe dryer is located in a small room. - Make sure that the ...
Page 80 - Laying the drain hose; Damage to the drain hose due to; Abpumpzubehör, beiliegend; Risk of damage from leaking
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 80 Drain hose for condensed water The condensed water is pumped awaythrough the drain hose which islocated at the back of the dryer. Laying the drain hose Damage to the drain hose due to incorrect handling.The drain hose can suffer damageand leak.Do not p...
Page 81 - Electrical connection; - This tumble dryer is supplied with a
Installation and connection *INSTALLATION* 81 Electrical connection This description applies to tumbledryers both with and without anelectrical plug. The following applies to tumble dryerswith an electrical plug: - This tumble dryer is supplied with a power cord and plug ready forconnection. - The e...
Page 82 - Technical data
Technical data Height 2' 9 7/16" (850 mm) Width 1' 11 7/16" (596 mm) Width (only for appliances with astainless steel lid) 1' 11 13/16" (605 mm) Depth 2' 3 9/16" (777 mm) Depth with door open 3' 10 7/8" (1191 mm) Weight 165 lb (75 kg) Drum volume 34.3 gal (130 l) Load quantity 17...
Page 83 - Opening the supervisor level; Access via code; Language; Languages; Language entry
Supervisor level 83 Opening the supervisor level 11:02 Programs Favorites Supervisor Help Touching the sensor control takes you to the supervisor level. Access via code The supervisor level is accessed usinga code. Factory default: The code is 000 . Change code You can alter the supervi...
Page 85 - Visibility parameters; Residual moisture; Display off status; Machine off status; - Switch off after 20 minutes
Supervisor level 85 - With percentages Visibility parameters Various parameters are offered/displayed when a program is selected.You can decide which parametersshould not be displayed. Theseparameters can then not be editedduring program selection. - Residual moisture - Duration (only timed program...
Page 86 - SmartGrid; Program selection
Supervisor level 86 SmartStart The function to delay start changeswhen the SmartGrid setting is activated. The period of time in whichthe drying program will startautomatically is then shown in thedisplay: SmartStart by , SmartStart in , or SmartFinish by . The program is started via an externalsign...
Page 88 - Changing Favorite programs
Supervisor level 88 - Laundromat Logo int. time 4 time programs* with differenttemperature levels are time-controlled via the tumble dryer ’selectronic. The maximum laundryweight is 17.6 lb (8 kg) kg. The set value indicates the maximumprogram duration and can bemodified by the user. * The maximum p...
Page 89 - if you subsequently; The; Res. moisture program
Supervisor level 89 Do not reduce the number offavourites to 0 if you subsequently want to set one of these controloptions: Laundromat Logo Laundromat, basic . Otherwise no programme selectionpossible. Changing the sequence of Favoriteprograms You can change the sequence ofFavorite programs by movin...
Page 90 - Sort programs; Select the “On” option.; Program color allocation
Supervisor level 90 Res. moisture program - Final residual moisture : - 6% (dry) – 40% (damp) - Extra drying time : 0–60 minutes - Temperature (Process air): cold – 158°F (70°C) - Drum rotation main direction : 0–600 seconds - Drum reversal : 0–600 seconds - Holding phase – Holding time : 0–60 minu...
Page 91 - Process technology; Drying levels; Service; Clean out the airways; Service interval
Supervisor level 91 Process technology Anti-crease At the end of the program, the drumwill continue to rotate at intervals if thelaundry is not removed immediately. Changing this setting leads to increasedenergy consumption. The setting can be switched off or a time between 1 and 12 hours can bes...
Page 92 - External applications; Peak load signal
Supervisor level 92 Your message is displayed at the end ofthe program and can be acknowledgedwith OK . The same message appears at the end of the next program. Settings This setting allows you to determine theinterval (by hours or date) at which themessage appears. - Factory default: Off - By time ...
Page 93 - Availability of Miele digital products; Via WPS; Network time
Supervisor level 93 Availability of Miele digital products The ability of Miele digital productsdepends on the availability of theservices in your country. The different services are not availablein all countries. For information about availability, pleasevisit www.miele.com. WiFi / LAN For the use ...
Page 94 - slave; Remote
Supervisor level 94 The machines are in a network butare not connected to the Internet. Amachine is declared as the masterand sends data to the slave appliances. - As slave The machines are in a network andare connected to the Internet. Allmachines are configured as slaves . Data is synchronized ove...
Page 95 - Machine parameters; Legal Information; Setting for payment systems
Supervisor level 95 Machine parameters Legal Information Open Source Licenses You can view information here. Copyrights and licenses for operatorand control software Miele uses their own and third partysoftware which is not subject to any so-called open source license for theoperation and control of...
Page 99 - Canada
Please have the model and serial numberof your machine available whencontacting Technical Service. U.S.A. Miele, Inc. National Headquarters 9 Independence WayPrinceton, NJ 08540Phone: 800-991-9380www.mieleusa.com/professional[email protected] Technical Service & Support Phone: 800-991-9380[email...