Diagnostic Support Cannot Establish A Connection; Settings Selected During Initial Commissioning Are Not Saved; Standby Mode Not Functioning - Miele G 4205 Technical Information

G 5xxx
3.5

Diagnostic Support Cannot Establish a Connection

Symptom:
The connection cannot be made via the optical interface.
Cause:
Diagnosis support cannot be used with a machine logged onto RemoteVision.
Remedy:
Access the service mode or briefly disconnect the machine from the power supply
or log off the machine from the RemoteVision system.
Subsequently, diagnostic support can be connected to the machine via the optical
interface. RemoteVision cannot be used while this connection is in place.
To deactivate the optical interface again, depending on the selected remedy:
Quit the machine service mode or briefly disconnect the machine from the
power supply again or log on the machine to the RemoteVision system.
After a maximum of 1 minute, the RemoteVision system can be used again.
3.6

Settings Selected During Initial Commissioning Are Not Saved

Symptom:
After successful initial commissioning, settings that have been made (such
as language or time of day) are not saved. If the appliance is switched off
and on, the desired settings must be made again.
Cause:
These settings are only saved after the first program is completely finished
(see the operating instructions).
Remedy:
Carry out initial commissioning in accordance with the operating instructions.
3.7

Standby Mode Not Functioning

Symptom:
The appliance does not go into standby mode (e.g., after a program has
finished).
Cause:
Salt or rinse aid has been depleted.
Other circumstances where the appliance will not go into standby are:
- Fault detection
- Display messages (e.g., "Middle spray arm blocked", "Check filter")
- Special modes (programming, service, demo).
Remedy:
Refill salt or rinse aid.
Note:
If the customer is using combination products only, he/she can deactivate the
low salt/rinse aid detection function as described in the operating instructions.
Standby will then function again.
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