Page 2 - Contents
Contents 2 Warning and Safety instructions .............................................................................. 5 Operating the washing machine ................................................................................ 10 Control panel....................................................
Page 4 - Programmable functions; Specialist detergents
Contents 4 UK Conformity declaration ........................................................................................... 70 Programmable functions ............................................................................................. 71 Opening the programming level .....................
Page 5 - Warning and Safety instructions; Correct application
Warning and Safety instructions 5 This washing machine complies with all current local and nationalsafety requirements. However, inappropriate use can lead to per-sonal injury and damage to property.Read the operating instructions carefully before using the washingmachine. They contain important inf...
Page 6 - Technical safety
Warning and Safety instructions 6 Please supervise children in the vicinity of the washing machine and do not let them play with it. Technical safety Please observe the instructions in “Installation” and “Technical data”. Before setting up the washing machine, check it for any externally visib...
Page 8 - Correct use
Warning and Safety instructions 8 Correct use Do not install the washing machine in a room where there is a risk of frost. Frozen hoses may burst or split. The reliability of the elec-tronic control unit may be impaired at temperatures below freezingpoint. Before using the machine for the first ...
Page 9 - Accessories and spare parts
Warning and Safety instructions 9 If the correct amount of detergent is dispensed, the machine should not need to be descaled. If, however, you do wish to descaleit, only use a proprietary natural citric acid based descaling agent.Miele recommends using Miele descaling agent which is available too...
Page 10 - Operating the washing machine; Control panel; Control field; Add laundry; Sensor controls – CapDosing
Operating the washing machine 10 Control panel a Control field The control field consists of a timedisplay and various sensor controls.The individual sensor controls are ex-plained in the following sections. b Sensor controls – temperature for selecting the temperature. c ...
Page 11 - Time display; After touching the; Start/Add laundry sensor control; Start; Optical interface; How the control field works; The
Operating the washing machine 11 g Time display After the programme has started, theprogramme duration will appear inthe display in hours and minutes.When Delay start is being used, theprogramme duration will appear afterthe Delay start time has elapsed. h Sensor controls The Delay start tim...
Page 12 - Caring for the environment; Disposing of your old appliance
Caring for the environment 12 Disposing of the packaging ma-terial The packaging material is used for hand-ling and protects the appliance fromtransport damage. The packaging ma-terial used is selected from materialswhich are environmentally friendly fordisposal and can generally be recycled.Recycli...
Page 13 - Before using for the first time; Damage resulting from incorrect; Removing the open spanner; Shut the door with a gentle swing.
Before using for the first time 13 Damage resulting from incorrect installation and connection.Installing and connecting the wash-ing machine incorrectly will causeserious property damage.See “Installation”. Removing the open spanner Take out the open spanner for remov-ing the transit bars from ...
Page 14 - In order to use it you need:; Availability of the WiFi connection; or from the Google Play StoreTM.
Before using for the first time 14 Miele@home Your washing machine is equippedwith an integrated WiFi module. In order to use it you need: - a WiFi network- the Miele@mobile App- a Miele user account. The user ac- count can be created via theMiele@mobile App. The Miele@mobile App will guide youas yo...
Page 15 - Remove the transit bars; Logging in via the Miele app; Logging in via WPS; MobileStart
Before using for the first time 15 1. Remove the transit bars Damage resulting from failure to remove the transit bars.Failure to remove the transit bars canresult in damage to the washing ma-chine and to adjacent cabinetry orappliances.Remove the transit bars as describedin “Installation and conn...
Page 16 - Commissioning TwinDos; Open the access panel for TwinDos.
Before using for the first time 16 3. Commissioning TwinDos The TwinDos system can only be oper-ated with the Miele UltraPhase 1 andUltraPhase 2 detergent cartridges. It isnot possible to use any other detergentin the TwinDos system.The dispensing quantities forUltraPhase 1 and UltraPhase 2 are pre-...
Page 17 - must
Before using for the first time 17 4. Starting the calibration pro-gramme For optimum water and electricity con-sumption and excellent wash results, itis important to calibrate the washingmachine.To do this, the Cottons programme must be run without laundry and without detergent. Open the stopcoc...
Page 18 - Washing environmentally and economically; Energy and water consumption; Cottons; Detergent
Washing environmentally and economically 18 Energy and water consumption - To get the most out of your machine, load the maximum dry load size forthe wash programme you are using.This will keep the energy and waterconsumption to a minimum in relationto the size of the load. - Programmes that are mor...
Page 19 - Prepare the laundry; Sort the laundry
1. Prepare the laundry 19 Empty all pockets. Damage due to foreign objects. Nails, coins, paper clips, and so oncan cause damage to garments andcomponents in the machine.Check the laundry before washingand remove any foreign objects. Sort the laundry Sort the laundry by colour and by carelabel...
Page 20 - Select a programme; programme
2. Select a programme 20 Switching on the washing ma-chine Turn the programme selector to a pro-gramme. 1. Selecting wash programmesusing the programme selector Turn the programme selector to therequired programme. The programme running time appearson the time display. 2. Selecting programmes us...
Page 21 - Load the washing machine; Open the door; Take hold of the door and pull it open.; Close the door
3. Load the washing machine 21 Open the door Take hold of the door and pull it open. Check the drum for pets or foreignobjects before loading it with laundry. The most efficient use of energy andwater is achieved when a full load iswashed. However, do not overload asthis makes cleaning less effect...
Page 22 - Select programme settings; Selecting Extras; You can select multiple extras for a
4. Select programme settings 22 Selecting a temperature andspin speed The wash programme’s preset temper-ature and spin speed light up brightly.The choice of available temperaturesand spin speeds for the wash pro-gramme light up dimmed. The temperatures reached inside thewashing machine might not be...
Page 24 - Degree of soiling of the laundry; normal; Detergent dispenser drawer; Adding detergent
5. Add detergent 24 Degree of soiling of the laundry There are 3 different degrees of soiling.The quantity of detergent dispensedvia TwinDos and the quantity of waterrequired for rinsing are preset for the normal degree of soiling. - Light No visible soiling or stains - Normal Visibly soiled and/or ...
Page 26 - Sensor control; Inserting a capsule
5. Add detergent 26 CapDosing Three different types of capsule areavailable: = Fabric care (e.g. fabric condi- tioner, proofing agent) = Additives (e.g. detergent en- hancer) = Detergent (for the main wash only) Each capsule contains the correctamount for one wash cycle. Caps are available to ...
Page 28 - Starting the programme; Starting a programme; Energy savings
6. Starting the programme 28 Starting a programme Touch the flashing Start / Add laundry sensor control. The door locks and the programmestarts. If a Delay start time has been selected,this counts down on the time display. Atthe end of the Delay start time or imme-diately after the programme has ...
Page 30 - Spinning; Rinse and interim spin; tons; Ending a programme with a spin cycle
Spinning 30 Final spin speed in wash pro-grammes When a programme is selected, thesensor control for the optimum spinspeed for that programme will bebrightly lit up in the control field.A faster spin speed can be selected forcertain wash programmes.The highest selectable spin speed is in-dicated in ...
Page 31 - Delay start/SmartStart; Delay start; Selecting Delay start
Delay start/SmartStart 31 Delay start With the Delay start function, you candelay the start of the programme.This function is active when the SmartGrid programmable function isswitched off. You can delay the start of a programmefrom 30 minutes up to a maximum of24 hours. This allows you to mak...
Page 32 - SmartStart; Setting the time period
Delay start/SmartStart 32 SmartStart The SmartStart function lets youdefine a time period during which yourwashing machine will start automatic-ally based on an external signal. Theappliance will start on receipt of a sig-nal, e.g. from your energy supplier, thatindicates that the electricity tari...
Page 33 - Programme chart
Programme chart 33 ECO 40-60 Max. load 9,0 kg Items For normally soiled cotton garments Tip A laundry load consisting of mixed cottons that are intended forwashing at 40 °C or 60 °C can be washed in the same wash cycle. This programme is the most efficient in terms of energy and waterconsumption for...
Page 34 - Shirts; Delicates; Freshen up
Programme chart 34 MobileStart The Miele app is used for selecting programmes and operating the appliance. QuickPowerWash 60 °C – 40 °C Max. load 4,0 kg Items Lightly to moderately soiled garments which are also suitable forwashing in the Cottons programme Tip A special saturation process and wash...
Page 35 - Extra options; Selecting extra options; and suitable
Extra options 35 You can use the extra options buttons toaugment the wash programmes. Selecting extra options Extra options are selected and deselec-ted using the relevant sensor buttons onthe control field. Touch the sensor control for the extraoption you want. The relevant sensor will light up b...
Page 36 - Programme sequence; Main wash
Programme sequence 36 Main wash Rinse Spin Water level Wash rhythm Water level Rinse cycles ECO 40-60 2–3 2 Cottons 2-4 1,2 Minimum iron 2-3 2 Delicates 2-3 2 Woollens 2 Express 20 1 Dark garments/Denim 3-4 2 Shirts 3 Drain/Spin – – –...
Page 37 - Woollens
Programme sequence 37 = low water level = medium water level = high water level = intensive rhythm = normal rhythm = sensitive rhythm = handwash rhythm = carried out – = not carried out This washing machine has fully elec-tronic controls with automatic load con-trol. The washing mach...
Page 38 - Changing the programme sequence; Cancelling a programme; Selecting a new programme
Changing the programme sequence 38 Changing a programme (safetylock) A programme, temperature, spin speedor selected options cannot be changedonce the machine has been successfullystarted. This prevents the machine be-ing operated unintentionally, e.g. by chil-dren. If the washing machine is switche...
Page 39 - Garment care label symbols; Programme selection examples
Garment care label symbols 39 Washing The figure quoted in the bucket is themaximum temperature at which thegarment can be washed. Normal agitation Reduced agitation Much reduced agitation Hand wash Do not wash Programme selection examples Programme Care symbols Cottons Minimum iron...
Page 40 - The correct detergent; - the soiling level of the load; Water softeners; Dispensing aids; Damage due to colour run/dye
Detergent 40 The correct detergent All detergents produced for automaticwashing machines are suitable. Followthe manufacturer's instructions anddosage recommendations on the pack-aging.For users in Asia:please use a low foaming detergentsuitable for use in front-loading ma-chines The right amount to...
Page 42 - Replacing the TwinDos cartridge; Twin Dos whites; Preparing the cartridge; or; Replacing the cartridge
Replacing the TwinDos cartridge 42 1. The Twin Dos whites sensor control will flash at the start of the pro-gramme to indicate that the cart-ridge for compartment 1 is empty. 2. The TwinDos colours sensor control will flash at the start of the pro-gramme to indicate that the cart-ridge for compart...
Page 43 - Cleaning and care; Risk of electric shock!; Removing the dispenser drawer
Cleaning and care 43 Cleaning the external casingand the control panel Risk of electric shock! Mains voltage is present when thewashing machine is switched offDisconnect the machine from theelectricity supply before cleaning ormaintenance. Risk of damage due to ingress of water.The pressure of a...
Page 44 - Cleaning the siphon and the; Remove the siphon from
Cleaning and care 44 Cleaning the siphon and the / compartment channel Liquid starch results in clogging. Ifclogged, the siphon in the / compartment will not work and thecompartment can overflow.Clean the siphon particularly thor-oughly after using liquid starch a fewtimes. 1. Remove the sip...
Page 45 - Cleaning the water inlet filter; Cleaning the filter in the inlet hose
Cleaning and care 45 Hygiene info(Cleaning the drum) Washing at low temperatures and/or us-ing liquid detergent can cause bacteriaand unpleasant odours to build up in thewashing machine. Use the Cottons 90 °C programme to clean the washingmachine. Clean the drum no later thanthe point at which the ...
Page 46 - TwinDos maintenance; Starting the maintenance programme
Cleaning and care 46 TwinDos maintenance Damage resulting from dried laundry detergent.If the system has not been used for along time (more than two months),detergent in the hoses can becomeviscous or dry out. The hoses can be-come blocked and would then needto be cleaned by a service technician.C...
Page 47 - Problem solving guide; The programme does not start; There is no power to the machine.
Problem solving guide 47 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 to callthe Miele Customer Service Department.Information to help you rectify faults yourself can be found at www.miele.com/ser-...
Page 48 - bileStart
Problem solving guide 48 Problem Cause and remedy The fault indicator light lights up, and ap- pear alternately in thetime display and thebuzzer sounds. The water inlet is blocked or restricted. Check whether the stopcock is opened properly. Check whether the inlet hose is kinked. Check...
Page 50 - Messages or faults with the TwinDos system; Twin Dos; General problems with the washing machine
Problem solving guide 50 Messages or faults with the TwinDos system Problem Cause and remedy The Twin Dos whites sensor control flashes. The UltraPhase 1 cartridge is empty. Replace the UltraPhase 1 cartridge while the wash-ing machine is switched on. The TwinDos col- ours sensor control flashes...
Page 51 - Problem
Problem solving guide 51 Problem Cause and remedy Strange pump noisescan be heard. This is not a fault.These slurping noises occur at the end of the pumpsequence as a normal part of operation. Large amounts of deter-gent residue remain inthe detergent dispensingdrawer. The water pressure is too low....
Page 52 - An unsatisfactory wash result; Use the
Problem solving guide 52 Problem Cause and remedy The washing machinesmells. The indicator light lighting up and appearing on the time display was ignored. When washing, a wash pro-gramme using a temperature above 60 °C has notbeen run for a long time. In order to prevent bacteria and unpleasa...
Page 53 - The door will not open; The drum is locked during a programme.; and; The door lock has jammed.
Problem solving guide 53 The door will not open Problem Cause and remedy The door cannot bepulled open during aprogramme. The drum is locked during a programme. Follow the description in “5. Starting a programme –Adding or removing laundry”. The door will not openafter the Freshen up pro- gramme ...
Page 54 - Switch off the washing machine.; Blocked drain outlet; Risk of scalding due to hot suds.; Draining the washing machine; Once the flow of water ceases:
Problem solving guide 54 Opening the door in the eventof a blocked drain outlet and/orpower cut Switch off the washing machine. Open the access panel for the drainpump. Blocked drain outlet If the drain outlet is blocked, there maybe a large quantity of water left behindin the washing machine. ...
Page 55 - Clean the drain filters thoroughly.; Danger of injury due to rotating
Problem solving guide 55 Clean the drain filters thoroughly. Remove any foreign objects (e.g. but-tons, coins, etc.) and clean the in-terior. Turn the pump impellers byhand to check that they rotate freely. Replace the drain filters correctly (onthe right and left) and tighten themsecurely. ...
Page 56 - Service; Contact in the event of a fault; Warranty
Service 56 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 any faults which you can-not remedy yourself, please contactyour Miele dealer or the Miele Cus-tomer Service Department. You ca...
Page 57 - Installation; Front view
Installation *INSTALLATION* 57 Front view a Water inlet hose (pressure tested to7000 kPa) b Mains connection cable c Flexible drain hose (with detachableswivel elbow) d Control panel e Detergent dispenser drawer f Door g Access to filters, pumps and emer-gency release h Access panel for TwinDos cart...
Page 58 - Rear view; Drain hose
Installation *INSTALLATION* 58 Rear view a Drain hose b Transport clips for inlet and drainhoses and mains connection cable c Mains connection cable d Protruding lid for holding when mov-ing the machine e Water inlet hose (pressure tested to7000 kPa) f Safety caps for transit bars g Transport clips ...
Page 59 - Installation surface; If installing on a wooden joist floor:
Installation *INSTALLATION* 59 Installation surface A concrete floor is the most suitable in-stallation surface. It is far less prone tovibration during the spin cycle thanwooden floorboards or a carpeted sur-face.Please note: The machine must be level and se-curely positioned. To avoid vibratio...
Page 60 - Removing the transit bars; Removing the left-hand transit bar; Removing the right-hand transit bar; Withdraw the transit bar.
Installation *INSTALLATION* 60 Removing the transit bars Removing the left-hand transit bar Push the cover out and turn the left-hand transit bar 90° using the span-ner supplied. Withdraw the transit bar. Removing the right-hand transit bar Push the cover out and turn the left-hand transit bar...
Page 61 - Covering holes; Risk of injury from sharp edges.; Securing the transit bars; Risk of damage from incorrect; Fitting the transit bars; Opening the covers; The bars will slide in more easily if
Installation *INSTALLATION* 61 Covering holes Risk of injury from sharp edges. There is a risk of injury from reachinginto holes that are not covered.Cover the holes for the transit barsafter they have been removed. Push the covers in firmly until theyengage in position. Securing the transit bar...
Page 62 - Levelling the machine; Screwing out and adjusting the feet
Installation *INSTALLATION* 62 Levelling the machine The washing machine must stand per-fectly level on all four feet to ensure safeand proper operation.Incorrect installation may increase elec-tricity and water consumption and maycause the machine to move about. Screwing out and adjusting the feet ...
Page 63 - Installing under a continuous worktop; Risk of electric shock due to ex-
Installation *INSTALLATION* 63 Installing under a continuous worktop Risk of electric shock due to ex- posed cablesThere is a risk of coming into contactwith live parts while the lid is re-moved.Do not remove the washing machinelid. This washing machine (with lid intact)can be pushed under a count...
Page 64 - The water protection system; overflow protection; Inlet hose; - Protection against bursting; Electronic module and housing; - Leak protection: any leaking water that; Connection to the water supply; Health risk and risk of damage; Connecting the water inlet hose
Installation *INSTALLATION* 64 The water protection system The Miele water protection system pro-tects all parts of the washing machinefrom water damage.The system consists of three main com-ponents: - the inlet hose- the electronic unit and drainage and overflow protection - the drain hose Inlet ho...
Page 65 - Hose extension; Water drainage
Installation *INSTALLATION* 65 Damage caused by dirty water. A filter is located in the open end ofthe inlet hose and another in the in-take point to protect the inlet valve inthe washing machine.These filters must not be removed. Hose extension Longer hoses 2.5 or 4.0 m in length areavailable fro...
Page 66 - Fitting the elbow
Installation *INSTALLATION* 66 Fitting the elbow Use the elbow supplied to stop thedrain hose from slipping. Attach the elbow to the drain hose . Place the end of the drain hose in asink. Use a strap and the eye to stop the elbow from slipping. Direct connection to a sink drain ...
Page 67 - Electrical connection; Risk of fire from overheating.
Installation *INSTALLATION* 67 Electrical connection The washing machine is supplied withan electrical connection cable withmoulded plug ready for connection to aswitched socket.The socket must be easily accessibleafter the washing machine has been in-stalled. If that is not possible, ensurethat a s...
Page 68 - Consumption data
Consumption data 68 Pr ogr amme Load Energy W a ter Running time Temper a tur e 1 R esidual moistur e Speed kg kWh Litr es h:min °C % rpm E C O 4 0-6 0 * 9,0 0,6 7 3 7 0,30 3:4 9 33 5 3,9 0 14 00 4,5 0,393 5 7,4 0 2:54 3 2 5 3,9 0 14 00 2,5 0, 163 28,00 2:2 6 25 5 3,9 0 14 00 Cott ons 6 0 9,0 1,8 5...
Page 69 - Technical data; EU Conformity declaration
Technical data 69 Height 850 mm Width 596 mm Depth 643 mm Depth with door open 1077 mm Height for building under 850 mm Width for building under 600 mm Weight Approx. 85 kg Capacity 9,0 kg dry laundry Supply voltage See data plate Rated load See data plate Fuse rating See data plate Consumption data...
Page 70 - UK Conformity declaration; manuals and enter the name of the product or the serial number; Statement of Compliance; Paul Wright
Technical data 70 UK Conformity declaration Miele hereby declares that this washing machine complies with UK Radio Equip-ment Regulations 2017, as amended. The complete text of the UK declaration of conformity is available from one of thefollowing internet addresses: - Products, Download from www.mi...
Page 71 - Opening the programming level
Programmable functions 71 The programmable functions are usedto alter the washing machine’s elec-tronics to suit changing requirements.Programmable functions can bealtered at any time. Opening the programming level Programming is carried out in 8 steps( , , ... ) using the sensor con- trol...
Page 72 - Exit programming level
Programmable functions 72 Touch the or sensor control to switch the programmable functionon/off or to select an option: Programmable function Available options – ...
Page 73 - Lock code
Programmable functions 73 Lock code The lock code prevents the washingmachine being used without yourknowledge. When the code has been activated, youhave to enter a code after switching thewashing machine on. Otherwise thewashing machine cannot be operated.Options = Lock code switched off ...
Page 74 - Longer pre-wash Cottons; Reduce temperature
Programmable functions 74 Longer pre-wash Cottons If you require a longer pre-wash youcan extend the pre-wash time. Options = No increase in the pre-wash time = + 6 minutes increase in the pre-wash time = + 9 minutes increase in the pre-wash time = + 12 minutes increase in the pr...
Page 77 - Remote control; Activating /Deactivating
Programmable functions 77 Remote control You can use the Miele app to checkthe status of your washing machinefrom anywhere and start it remotely.You can also control it remotely via theMobileStart programme. You can switch off the program- mable function if you do not want to op-erate the wa...
Page 78 - Running a RemoteUpdate; Postponing the update
Programmable functions 78 Running a RemoteUpdate Information about the content andscope of an update will be provided inthe Miele app. A message will appear on the time display if an update is available.You can install the update immediatelyor postpone it until later. When thewashing machine is s...
Page 79 - Switching off WiFi
Programmable functions 79 Switching off WiFi Turn the programme selector to the MobileStart programme. appears on the time display. Press and hold sensor control until the countdown on the time dis-play has finished. appears on the time display. - The WiFi is switched off.- The WiFi...
Page 80 - Detergents and care products; Miele UltraPhase 1 and 2; Caps Sport
Detergents and care products 80 Detergent, fabric care products, addit-ives and machine care products areavailable for this washing machine. Allproducts have been designed for Mielewashing machines.These and many other products can beordered from www.shop.miele.com, theMiele Customer Service Departm...
Page 81 - Fabric care
Detergents and care products 81 Fabric care These fabric care products are availableas convenient single-use capsules. Fabric conditioner cap - Fabric conditioner for freshly scented laundry - Pure and thorough cleanliness with a fresh scent - For soft, bouncy laundry- Prevents static charge in c...
Page 83 - United Kingdom
United Kingdom Miele Co. Ltd., Fairacres, Marcham Road, Abingdon, Oxon, OX14 1TWTel: 0330 160 6600, Internet: www.miele.co.uk, E-mail: [email protected] Australia Miele Australia Pty. Ltd.ACN 005 635 398ABN 96 005 635 398Level 4, 141 Camberwell RoadHawthorn East, VIC 3123Tel: 1300 464 353E-mail: [em...
