Page 2 - Contents
Contents Guide to the machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Important safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Preparation for use Help protect our environment . . . . . . ....
Page 3 - Guide to the machine
Guide to the machine 1 Electric supply cable 2 High pressure inlet hoses 3 Flexible drain hose, with detachableswivel elbow 4 Detergent dispenser drawer 5 Facia panel with controls 6 Drum door 7 Access panel for drain pump and filter 8 Four height adjustable feet 9 Emergency door release and drainag...
Page 4 - Detergent dispenser drawer
b “Delay start” button. c Time display “h mins”. d “Door” button;opens the drum door. e “ON/OFF” button; to turn machine on or off orto interrupt a programme.The “On” lamp illuminates. Detergent dispenser drawer Compartment i - for the pre-wash. Compartment j - for the main wash. Compartment p (with...
Page 5 - SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS; Important safety instructions
Important safety instructions WARNING – To reduce the risk offire, electric shock, or injury to per-sons when using your appliance, fol-low basic precautions, including thefollowing: 1. Read all instructions before usingthe appliance. 2. Do not wash articles that havebeen previously cleaned in,washe...
Page 6 - Disposal of your old machine; Help protect our environment
Help protect our environment Warning - To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock, or injury to persons,read the IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-STRUCTIONS before operating thisappliance. Disposal of the packingmaterial The transport and protective packing ismostly manufactured from the followingrecycled or recy...
Page 7 - Economy; Economical usage
Economical usage The key to good wash results is findingthe correct combination of detergentand temperature, and then allowing thewashing machine to optimize theirusage through its programming. Pro-gramme lengths can vary for this rea-son. With the “Hydromatic” system, thedrum can revolve at various...
Page 8 - Before washing; Prepare the wash load; Preparing the Laundry
Preparing the Laundry The headings numbered ( 1 , 2 , 3 ,...) show the operating sequence and canbe used as a brief guide. Before washing 1 Prepare the wash load Empty all pockets. Foreign objects inadvertently left inpockets (e.g. nails, coins, paperclips, etc.) can cause damage toclothes and the m...
Page 9 - To start a programme; Press the “ON/OFF” button
2 Press the “Door” button to openthe door 3 Load the machine Unfold the laundry and place it in thedrum. For best results we recommendwashing mixed loads consisting of bothlarge and small items. This improvesthe washing effectiveness and helpsdistribute the load evenly to keep themachine stable and ...
Page 10 - After washing; Press the “Door” button.; End of programme
End of programme After washing 1 Turn the programme selectorswitch to “Start/Finish” 2 Press the “ON/OFF” button. 3 Press the “Door” button. Do not attempt to remove laundryfrom the machine if the drum isturning. You may seriously injureyourself. If the drum turns withthe door open, contact the Miel...
Page 11 - To cancel a programme:; Changing the programme sequence
Changing the programme sequence To cancel a programme: Turn the programme selector to“Start/Finish”. To interrupt a programme: Press the “ON/OFF” buttton. To continue the programme, turn themachine back on. To change an incorrectly selectedprogramme: Turn the programme selector switchto “Start/Finis...
Page 12 - For extremely hard water:; Adding detergent
Adding detergent Detergent should be added to compart-ment j at the beginning of each wash cycle. Miele recommends the use of low-suds-ing detergents, as their characteristicsallow them to perform better in front-loading machines than regular powderor liquid detergents. Due to the Miele “Eco-System”...
Page 13 - Starch; Adding fabric softener or starch
Adding fabric softener or starch If fabric softener is desired, it will workmore effectively and be gentler on theclothes if it is dispensed in the finalrinse cycle of the wash, rather than inthe tumble dryer through the use of sof-tener sheets. To automatically dispensefabric softener: Open the lid...
Page 14 - COTTONS; Rapid wash time: 1 h 06 min; Programmes
Programmes The run time of front-loading machines is longer than that for most top-loading, ver-tical tub machines. This is because front-loading machines balance the 5 basicwashing factors (mechanical action, water, detergent, temperature and time) dif-fently than do vertical tub machines. Miele’s ...
Page 15 - PERMANENT PRESS; Rapid wash time: 34 min
PERMANENT PRESS For cotton blend fabrics, polyesterblends and other synthetics such as ac-rylic, nylon and ramie. 1) Water levels used: wash - lowrinse - high (to reduce wrinkling) 2) Rinse cycles used: Normal programme - three Rapid wash - two X = additional options Temperature guidelines: 30°C – d...
Page 16 - DELICATES; Rapid wash time: 32 min
DELICATES For synthetics, machine washable silks,fine washables commonly washed byhand (e.g. blouses, sweaters, but notwool or wool blends), lace or crocheted(non-woolen) items, curtains and knitgarments. 1) Water levels used: wash - highrinse - high 2) Rinse cycles used: Normal programme - three Ra...
Page 19 - Textile care symbols
Textile care symbols The textile care symbols on clothing in-dicate the maximum temperature atwhich the clothing should be washedand are a good guideline when choos-ing a programme. In choosing a pro-gramme, it can be taken into accountthat front-loading machines are gentleron clothing than most top...
Page 20 - “Water plus”; Additional options
Additional options By selecting one or more pushbuttonfunctions, basic programmes can betailored to the type of laundry beingwashed. When the “Door” button is pressed, allthe other buttons spring out, and theadditional options are cancelled. “Pre-wash” Use for heavily soiled or stainedlaundry items....
Page 21 - Delay Start; Remaining time; Delay start/Time remaining indicator
Delay start/Time remaining indicator Time display “H:min” The Time display has a dual function. The Delayed start is activated bypressing the button, or; It shows the time remaining in thewash programme. Delay Start If the “Delay start” lamp is blinking, thestart of the programme can be delayedup to...
Page 22 - Programmable functions
Programmable functions Warning - To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock, or injury to persons,read the IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-STRUCTIONS before operating thisappliance. Additional functions can be pro-grammed into the machine if desired: A High water level (only in“Cottons” rinses) Where rinse resul...
Page 23 - seconds
Step 1: Turn off the machine, close the door, and release all pushbuttons. Set the progamselector switch to “Start/Finish”. Step 2: Carry out steps 2 and 3 within 4 seconds . Press the “ON/OFF”button Step 3: Press the “Water plus”button 4 times (i.e.press in and out twice) The “ON” lamp willillumina...
Page 24 - High water level; th rinse cycle
Step 4: Select the function desired: Desired function: A High water level Set the programmeselector to “Rinse”.Continue with Step 5 to activate. B 5th rinse cycle Set the programmeselector to “Drain”.Continue with Step 5 to activate. C No water intakethrough compartment i Set the programmeselector t...
Page 27 - Cleaning the washing machine; Cleaning the detergent drawer.; USER MAINTENANCE Cleaning and care
USER MAINTENANCE Cleaning and care Cleaning the washing machine Clean the casing with a mild non-abrasive detergent or soap and water Wipe dry with a soft cloth. Clean the control panel with a dampcloth and dry with a soft cloth. The drum can be cleaned using astainless steel cleaner according tothe...
Page 28 - Do not
Cleaning the fluff (drain) filterand pump Check the fluff (drain) filter initially after3-4 washes to ascertain how often it islikely to require cleaning. With normal cleaning approx. 2 litres ofwater run out. If the drain outlet is clogged, morewater will be retained in the machine (up to 25 litres...
Page 31 - Problem solving guide
Problem solving guide Any work done on the electrical components of this appliance shouldonly be performed by a qualified and trained person in accordance with alllocal and national codes and regulations. Unauthorized repairs may resultin personal injury and damage to the machine. What to do if, . ....
Page 37 - After sales service
After sales service If problems occur that cannot be easilyremedied, or if the appliance is underwarranty, please contact: – Your Miele Dealer or – The Miele Service Department (see back cover). When contacting the Service Depart-ment, please have the model and serialnumbers of your appliance availa...
Page 38 - Installation surface; Installation; INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Installation surface Experience has shown that a concretefloor is the most suitable surface for awashing machine. Concrete floors arefar less prone to vibration during thespin cycle than wooden floors. Please note the following points: The machine must be level and se-curel...
Page 40 - Levelling the machine; tial
Levelling the machine To ensure smooth operation, it is essen- tial that the machine is level. Failure to level the machine can resultin the machine “banging” in the spincycle or “walking” across the floor dur-ing operaton. Energy and water use willalso increase. Adjust the four leveling feet as fol...
Page 41 - Building under
Try to rock the machine diagonally tofind which diagonal is firmer. If the di-agonal from front left to rear right isless firm, extend the front left leg. Ad-just only the front left leg until both di-agonals have the same stiffness.When finished, turn and lock thecounternut on the front left leg. A...
Page 43 - Water hardness reminder
Any residual water left in themachine from the factory test-ing process can be flushedout as follows: Do not put any laundry in the ma-chine. Add a small amount of detergent tocompartment j . Turn on the machine. Press the “Rapid wash” button. Turn the programme selector to the“COTTONS 60°C” program...
Page 44 - Special note; Plumbing
Plumbing Connect the cold water supply hose(marked blue) to the cold water tapand the warm water supply hose(marked red) to the warm water tap. Turn on taps and check for leakage.The water pressure must be within the0.1-1 MPa (14 – 140 psi) range. If thewater pressure is greater than 1 Mpa(140 psi),...
Page 45 - GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS; Warning; Electrical connection
Electrical connection GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This appliance must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or break-down, grounding will reduce the risk ofelectric shock by providing a path ofleast resistance for the electric current.This appliance is equipped with a cordhaving an equipment groundi...
Page 46 - “DOUBLE RECEPTACLE”
“DOUBLE RECEPTACLE” Miele offers a “Double Receptacle”which will allow you to use a standarddryer, 4 wire, 30A outlet that mostlaundry rooms already have. Two 15AMiele appliances can be powered fromthis kit. For more infomation on the “Double Receptacle”, please contact – your Miele dealer or – the ...
Page 47 - Dimensions; Technical data
Technical data 1.1 Dimensions Height Width Depth(including distance from wall) Depth with open door Weight Capacity Rated load Fuse rating Water pressure Maximum drain height Drain hose diameter Maximum drain length Power supply Max floor load 850 mm 595 mm 610 mm 1180 mm 103 kg 5 kg dry laundry 2.8...