Miele G 1 Series Technical Information page 178

Technical Information
Options:
Note:
In models with software version ID –769, wait for the decimal point in the
display to switch off before pressing the GEL button.
Function
Software version ID check
Reset
Softener sensor activation/
Water hardness setting
Dispensed rinse aid
quantity setting
Buzzer on/off
Adjust Sensor Wash
program (ID nos. -984 and
1
later)
Programming
Do not press the GEL
button. The "GEL" LED is
off.
Press the GEL button
once. The "GEL" LED
flashes once quickly
intermittently. Press the
Program button to reset
all standard settings.
Press the GEL button 2x.
The "GEL" LED flashes 2x
quickly intermittently.
2
Press the Program button
as appropriate to make the
desired setting.
Press the GEL button 3x.
The "GEL" LED flashes 3x
quickly intermittently.
Press the Program button
as appropriate to make the
desired setting.
Press GEL 4x. The "GEL"
LED flashes 4x rapidly
intermittently. Press
Program to change the
setting.
Press the GEL button 5x.
The "GEL" LED flashes 5x
quickly intermittently.
Press the Program button
as appropriate to make the
desired setting.
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Display
The display shows the software
version ID no. in consecutive digits
(e.g., -818).
This programmable function can be
used to reset all modifiable
parameters to their standard
settings. The display shows p and a
digit alternately: p0 = Non-standard
settings have been made; p1 = All
settings reset to standard settings
or no modifications made.
The display shows p and the digit/s
of the set value alternately. p0 =
Softener sensor active. Hardness
setting range: p1 to p70; see Table
080-15.
The display shows P and a digit
alternately: e.g., P3 (standard
setting) indicates a dispensed
quantity of 0.1 fl.oz. (3mL). Setting
range: 0 - 0.2 fl.oz. (0 - 6 mL).
The display shows P and a digit
alternately. Setting options: P0 =
Buzzer off; P1 = Buzzer on.
The display shows P and a digit
alternately. Setting options: P0 =
Standard program cycle (factory
setting); P1 = Adjusted program
cycle. The Sensor Wash program
can be adjusted in this parameter to
deal with stubborn soiling (if
otherwise low overall soiling). If this
option is selected, the main wash
temperature is increased to 131°F
and, as a result, the program
duration is extended.