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- Page 1 Operating instructions Laboratory washer and washer for industrial applications PLW 8636 LAB PLW 8636 LAB MON Always read the operating instructions before en-GB setting up, installing and commissioning the ma- chine. This prevents both personal injury and damage to the machine.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Notes about these instructions ....................Symbols and conventions used in this document..............Definition of terms ........................Appropriate use ..........................General description........................How it works ..........................Purpose............................Exclusions ..........................Load ............................Frequency of use ........................Intended user group ......................... Use environment ........................... Installation site.......................... - Page 3 Contents Areas of application........................32 Load items ............................32 Preparing the load items......................32 Preparing the load items......................33 Before starting a programme ....................35 After the end of a programme....................35 Laboratory glassware and utensils....................36 Programme overview ........................37 Power levels of the programmes/basket and module combinations ........
- Page 4 Contents “Operational information” menu ....................74 Reprint wash protocols......................74 Notifications ..........................74 Log book............................. 75 Opening the data plate ......................75 Legal information ........................75 “Settings” menu ..........................76 General............................77 Network............................80 Codes (change)......................... 81 Machine settings ........................83 Maintenance ..........................
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Page 5: Notes About These Instructions
Notes about these instructions Symbols and conventions used in this document Warnings Warnings contain information which is important for safety. This alerts you to the potential danger of injury to people or damage to property. Read these warning notes carefully and observe the procedural in- structions and codes of practice they describe. -
Page 6: Appropriate Use
Appropriate use General description The laboratory washer and washer for industrial applications is de- signed for use in laboratories (e.g. chemical and biological laboratories in universities, research institutes and industry) for reprocessing labor- atory glassware and utensils. The laboratory washer and washer for industrial applications is also designed for use in various areas of industry for cleaning parts during production under appropriate conditions. -
Page 7: Load
- Be instructed on how to use the laboratory washer and washer for industrial applications by: – Miele Customer Service – Customer Service specially trained and authorised by Miele – A person who has previously received such instruction Use environment... -
Page 8: Ambient Conditions
Appropriate use Ambient condi- The laboratory washer and washer for industrial applications should tions only be operated in locations in which the ambient conditions meet the following requirements: IEC/EN 61010-1 Operation in accordance with 5–40 °C Ambient temperature Relative humidity 10 % Minimum 80 % Maximum for temperatures up to 31 °C... -
Page 9: User Profiles
User profiles User profiles Day-to-day use For day-to-day use, operators must be instructed on the basic func- tions and how to load the machine and must also be trained regularly. They must have a basic knowledge of machine reprocessing of load items. -
Page 10: Product Description
Product description Appliance overview Front Display Drying unit Connection for Customer Service Dispenser canister for process chemicals Drawer with containers and connections for process chemicals (DOS drawer) Service flap Filter combination Rails for baskets and mobile units Lower machine spray arm Upper basket runners Holder for reactivation salt container Upper machine spray arm... -
Page 11: Data Plate
Product description Rear On the rear of the machine, see installation plan: - Water connections - Electrical connection - Network connection - Equipotential bonding - Passage for connecting external containers for process chemicals - Potential-free contacts (optional) Power switch The power switch for disconnecting the machine from the electricity supply is located behind the service flap. -
Page 12: Control Elements On The Display
Product description Control elements on the display The machine display shows the control elements light on a black background. In these operating instructions, the display is shown as black on a light background in order to improve legibility. Main menu Select programme ... -
Page 13: Display Of Active Elements
Product description Display of active The selected or activated elements are displayed in yellow. How the elements elements are presented is adapted to the respective content of the display. Elements Display in yellow Selection area on the left in the main menu Bar next to the symbol Menu and menu option under Name of the menu or menu... - Page 14 Product description Page 2 More parameters are listed in table format on the second page: Universal Level 4 12345 Batch number 00:25:38 / 01:16:02 Runtime/Time left 00:07:23 Block/Section Main wash 1 /Holding time 14,3 Water intake quantity DOS 1 84,2 °C ―...
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Page 15: Warnings And Safety Notes
by Miele Customer Service or a qualified service technician author- ised by the manufacturer of the machine. A Miele service contract is recommended to ensure full compliance with the normative and regu- latory provisions. Incorrect repairs can cause considerable danger to users. - Page 16 Warnings and safety notes Only use process chemicals which have been approved by their manufacturer for the relevant application. The manufacturer of the process chemicals is liable for any negative influences on the material of the load and the machine. Take care when handling chemical agents.
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Page 17: Quality Assurance
Chemical agents can, in certain circumstances, cause damage to the machine. Always follow the recommendations of the chemical agent manufacturer. In case of damage or doubt about compatibility, please contact Miele. Cleaning agents containing chlorine can damage the elastomers of the machine. -
Page 18: Safety With Children
met, it is strongly recommended that all the relevant factors for the process, such as chemical agents, water quality etc. are discussed with the Miele Application Technology specialists. If the cleaning result is subject to particularly stringent require- ... -
Page 19: Symbols On The Machine
Only use original spare parts and accessories from the manufac- turer, which are suitable for the application they are required for. Model designations are available from Miele. Only use original load carriers from the machine manufacturer. Us- ing load carriers made by other manufacturers or making modifica- tions to original accessories can result in an unsatisfactory cleaning and disinfection result. -
Page 20: Switching The Machine On And Off
Switching the machine on and off Power switch The power switch for disconnecting the machine from the electricity supply is located behind the service flap. Switching the ma- Open the DOS drawer. chine on Hold the service flap on the right and left of the top end and pull it ... -
Page 21: Main Menu
Main menu Main menu The main menu of the machine is split into a header, selection area on the left, programme selection area in the middle and buttons on the right. Select programme Level 2 Mini Universal ... -
Page 22: Changing The Level
Main menu Changing the level Access to the various functions of the machine is split across 4 levels. The entries shown on the machine display depend on the logged-in level. Symbol Description Level 1 – without logging in Level 2 - Operation ... -
Page 23: Opening And Closing The Door
Opening and closing the door Door lock The machine is equipped with an electronic door lock. The door can only be opened if: - The machine is connected to the electrical supply - The power switch on the machine is set to I - No programmes are running - The button is enabled Opening the door... -
Page 24: Softener
Softener Water hardness In order to achieve good cleaning results, the machine needs to oper- ate with soft water. Hard water results in the build-up of calcium de- posits on the load and in the machine. Mains water with a water hardness of 0.71 mmol/l or more must be softened. -
Page 25: Reprocessing The Water Softener
The container holds approx. 2 kg of salt. If only evaporated salts in finer grain sizes are available, please con- tact Miele Customer Service. Evaporated salts with a grain size larger than 4 mm cannot be used. Risk of chemical burns... - Page 26 Softener Fitting the salt con- tainer Remove the upper basket from the wash cabinet. Unscrew the plastic lid from the connection at the top left of the wash cabinet. Risk of scalding There is a small amount of residual water in the plastic lid, which may be very hot depending on the previous programme sequence.
- Page 27 If the water pressure in the water softener is too high, the salt con- tainer cannot be released by hand. Wait 10–30 minutes. If the wa- ter pressure has not reduced sufficiently during this time, contact Miele Customer Service. Make sure to empty the salt container outside the wash cabinet. ...
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Page 28: Load Carrier
(if available). Miele offers suitable load carriers for all areas of application defined in “Appropriate use”, such as mobile units, baskets, modules, in- serts and special irrigation connectors. Contact Miele for more in- formation. - Page 29 Load carrier Setting the upper Remove the upper basket by pulling it out until a resistance is felt position and lifting it off the runners. Unscrew the roller brackets and the water connector. Move the roller brackets on both sides to the lower position and ...
- Page 30 Load carrier Setting the lower Remove the upper basket by pulling it out until a resistance is felt position and lifting it off the runners. Unscrew the roller brackets and the water connector. Move the roller brackets on both sides to the upper position and ...
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Page 31: Wash Pressure Measurement
To measure the wash pressure, replace the blind stopper with a Luer Lock adapter. Suitable Luer Lock adapters, such as the E 447, are available from Miele. Carry out the measurement. Close the test point again with the blind stopper after the measure- ... -
Page 32: Areas Of Application
Areas of application Load items Contaminated load items pose a health risk. Contaminated load items can result in various hazards to health, which can lead to infections, poisoning, injuries or more depending on the type of contamination. When working with contaminated load items, ensure that all neces- sary measures are taken to protect personnel. -
Page 33: Preparing The Load Items
Suitable load carriers and irrigation connectors as well as other ac- cessories are available from Miele. Preparing the load Danger of explosion due to flammable gases. - Page 34 Areas of application Remove any aids which are difficult to get rid of and contaminate the load items in addition to the original soiling. These include grease, paper labels and other labels. Place small parts and micro components in suitable small parts bas- ...
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Page 35: Before Starting A Programme
Areas of application Before starting Carry out a visual check before starting every programme: a programme - Are the load items correctly loaded and connected for cleaning? - Was the recommended loading template followed? - Can the wash water consistently permeate load items with 2 open- ings, such as pipettes and viscometers? - Are the spray arms clean and do they rotate freely? - Is the filter combination clean? -
Page 36: Laboratory Glassware And Utensils
Areas of application Laboratory glassware and utensils ... wide-necked Load items with wide necks, e.g. glass beakers, wide-necked Erlen- meyer flasks and petri dishes, or cylindrical items, e.g. test tubes, can be cleaned and rinsed inside and out using rotating spray arms. To do this, the load is positioned in inserts and placed in an empty mobile unit with a spray arm. -
Page 37: Programme Overview
Areas of application Programme overview The machine is supplied with programmes for different areas of application. The program- ming manual contains tables with the parameter settings for the standard reprocessing pro- grammes included with delivery. Power levels Depending on the type and number of baskets and modules used, different volumes of wa- ter and pump speeds are required to achieve a similar wash pressure. -
Page 38: General Programmes
Areas of application General programmes Programme Area of application Mini - Very short programme for barely soiled load items and very low final rinse requirements - For a wide range of soiling - Not suitable for denatured residues such as protein - Not suitable for inorganic, acid-soluble residues such as metallic salts - In 2 power levels - Short programme for lightly soiled load items and low final rinse require-... -
Page 39: Programmes For Specific Soiling
Areas of application Programmes for specific soiling Programme Area of application Inorganic - Programme for lightly soiled to moderately soiled load items and moderate to high final rinse requirements - For removing inorganic, acid-soluble residues such as metallic salts - In 2 power levels - Programme for moderately soiled to heavily soiled load items and moderate Organic final rinse requirements... -
Page 40: Special Processes
Areas of application Special processes Programme Area of application Hygiene 93/10 - Programme for cleaning and thermal disinfection at 93 °C and 10 min hold- ing time in the first programme block; wash water is only pumped out after the disinfection process - In 2 power levels Pasteurisation Programme for short-term heating to 60–90 °C to kill the vegetative phases... -
Page 41: Chemical Processes And Technology
This section is intended as a guide. If unforeseen interactions occur during reprocessing, or if you have any queries on this subject, please seek advice from Miele. General information Problem... - Page 42 - Check the throughput of the dispensing sys- tem regularly - Ensure that the regular cycle of maintenance is observed - Contact Miele for advice Process chemicals can damage elastomers and - Follow the process chemical manufacturer’s plastics in the machine and accessories.
- Page 43 Chemical processes and technology Soiling Problem Measures The following substances can damage the elast- - Depending on usage, wipe the lower door seal omers in hoses and seals, as well as the plastics on the machine periodically with a lint-free in the machine: cloth or sponge.
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Page 44: Dispensing Liquid Chemical Agents
Dispensing liquid chemical agents Unsuitable process chemicals pose a health risk. Using unsuitable process chemicals will generally cause an unsatis- factory reprocessing result and can pose a health risk or cause dam- age to property. Only use process chemicals designed specifically for use in this ma- chine and follow the manufacturer‘s instructions on their use. -
Page 45: Colour Coding
Additional containers must be placed outside the machine. To connect containers placed outside the DOS drawer, a conversion kit can be installed by Miele Customer Service. Place the container on the floor next to the machine or in an adjacent cabinet. -
Page 46: Replacing Containers Of Process Chemicals
Dispensing liquid chemical agents Replacing contain- Replace the containers for process chemicals with full containers if ers of process a corresponding message is displayed, e.g. Change DOS x container chemicals Pull the DOS drawer out on the right-hand side of the machine. ... - Page 47 Dispensing liquid chemical agents Wipe off any dripped process chemicals from the outside of the container. Place the full container in the DOS drawer. Close the DOS drawer. Ensure that the dispensing hoses and cables are not kinked or trapped.
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Page 48: Operation
Operation Selecting a programme The areas of application of the standard programmes are described in the programme overview (see section “Application technology”, “Pro- gramme overview”). Select programme Level 2 Mini Universal Standard Cold water rinse ... -
Page 49: End Of Programme
Operation End of programme After the programme has ended, is displayed Programme finished The colour of the progress bar changes from yellow to green. Cancelling a programme A running programme can be cancelled at any time. The wash water is drained, then the door is released. -
Page 50: Delay Start
Operation Delay start The start of a programme can be delayed, for example, to benefit from economy rates of electricity at night. The delay start period can be set to the exact minute. If soiling is left to dry on the load items for a long time, the repro- cessing results can be adversely affected. -
Page 51: Carrying Out A Programme Test
Operation Carrying out a programme test At Level 4 - Administration, newly created or modified programmes can be checked with the , e.g. the cleaning perform- Programme test ance. During the programme test, the programme sequence stops after each rinse block before the water drains and the door is released for sampling. -
Page 52: Network Connection
The rinsing reports from the machine can be output either via external software for process documentation or a network printer. Please contact the manufacturer Miele for further information on suitable software solutions. Only use terminal devices that are approved according to EN/... -
Page 53: Ckm Communication Module
You will receive the information required for configuring the CKM from your network administrator. The IP address of the machine is entered into the controls during commissioning by Miele Customer Service or by a qualified service technician authorised by the manufacturer of the machine. Opening the web... -
Page 54: Change Password
Network connection Change password You can change the password at any time using the Change pass- button. word The password for the user level must contain at least 8 charac- user ters. The password consists of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special characters and must fulfil 3 of the following 4 conditions. -
Page 55: Ckm Configuration
Network connection CKM configuration contains the following sections: CKM configuration Date and time Network Printer CKM actions Date and time The date and time of the machine and the CKM can be set independ- ently of each other. To ensure that the data is synchronised in both systems, it is advisable to set in the machine. - Page 56 Network connection Network You can enter the network settings manually or retrieve them via DHCP. The following information is required: IP address Subnet Mask Gateway (permanently assigned) MAC address is set to DHCP Enter the data in the corresponding input fields. ...
- Page 57 Network connection CKM actions You can perform the following actions: Restart CKM CKM IPPP password reset Export machine data Import machine data Restart CKM Click on the button. Restart CKM The CKM module is restarted. This message is displayed during the restart: Function active, please wait CKM IPPP pass-...
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Page 58: System Functions
System functions Level authorisations After switching on, the machine is ready for operation. Day-to-day work can be carried out without logging in. Service and administrative work requires additional knowledge, see section “User profiles”. Level Users Without logging in Operation ... -
Page 59: System Functions
System functions System functions Overview Menu option Parameter From level Maintenance and service Filter Dispensing systems Adjust conduct.meas.mod. Softener Service intervals Operational information Wash protocols Notifications Log book Data plate ... -
Page 60: Maintenance And Service" Menu
System functions “Maintenance and service” menu menu summarises functions for ongoing Maintenance and service operation. The content that is displayed depends on the logged-in level. The overview lists the minimum user level required to read or change particular types of content. Overview Menu option Parameter... -
Page 61: Filter
System functions Filter Select the menu option from the menu. Filter Maintenance and service The following menu will appear on the display: Filter maintenance Coarse filter Time left 100 h Reset Fine filter Filter combination Coarse filter After the coarse filter of the drying unit has been changed, the operat- ing hours counter must be reset, see section “Maintenance”, “Chan- ging the filter”. - Page 62 System functions Fine filter After the fine filter of the drying unit has been changed, the operating hours counter must be reset, see section “Maintenance”, “Changing the filter”. Select the menu option on the left-hand side. Fine filter You can read off the remaining operating hours until the next filter change in the field.
- Page 63 System functions After X pro- In the field, you can read off the remaining number After X programmes grammes of programme starts until the next time the must be Filter combination maintained. Resetting the Press the button. Reset counter A pop-up appears in the display: ...
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Page 64: Dispensing Systems
System functions Dispensing sys- Select the menu option from the Dispensing systems Maintenance and tems menu. service The following menu will appear on the display: Dispensing systems DOS 1 DOS 1 Fill dispensing path Rinse dispens. path DOS 2 DOS 2 DOS 3... - Page 65 System functions Rinse dispens. path Before the process chemical in a dispensing system is changed for an- other, the function must be carried out. Rinse dispens. path On the left-hand side, select the dispensing system in which the process chemicals are to be changed. Press the button.
- Page 66 System functions Carrying out an Ad- must be carried out for the corresponding dispensing sys- Adjust just process tem if: - The connected process chemical has been changed (different vis- cosity) - A new dispensing pump or flow sensor has been fitted - The dispensing system needs to be checked, e.g.
- Page 67 System functions A pop-up appears in the display: Adjustment in progress... A progress bar is displayed in the pop-up. When the process is com- plete, the display shows the query: Enter determined quantity? Press the OK button. The Dispensing systems menu will appear again in the display. The button for entering the delivery rate is enabled.
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Page 68: Adjusting The Conductivity Meter
System functions Adjusting the con- For particularly high cleaning and final rinse requirements, e.g. in ductivity meter chemical analysis or for coating surfaces, the measuring system can be adjusted for demineralised water and cold water within the meas- uring range. The machine controls calculate the conductivity in relation to the ref- erence temperature of 25 °C with a temperature coefficient of 2.14 %/°C. - Page 69 System functions Carry out the manual measurement of conductivity using an external measuring device. Press the button to open the on-screen key- Manually measured value board. Enter the measured value using the on-screen keyboard. Confirm your entry with OK ...
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Page 70: Softener
System functions Softener Select the menu option from the Softener Maintenance and service menu. The following menu will appear on the display: Reactivation Resid. capacity 0 I Reactivation Water hardness mmol/l 3.39 Remaining capacity The softener must be reactivated regularly to provide soft water. In the field, you can see the remaining amount of water Remaining capacity available until the next reactivation. -
Page 71: Service Intervals
Maintenance of the machine must be carried out either after a certain number of operating hours or at the latest on a specific date. In the menu you can read the remaining operating hours Maintenance and the latest date. Miele Customer Service or a qualified specialist can adjust the service intervals. - Page 72 System functions Qualification In addition to the service intervals, qualification intervals can be set, e.g. for repeated functional qualification. Qualification of the machine must be carried out either after a certain number of operating hours or at the latest on a specific date. Select the menu option on the left-hand side.
- Page 73 System functions Operating hours parameter is used to specify after how many oper- Operating hours ating hours the machine should be requalified. Press the button. Operating hours The on-screen keyboard opens. Enter the desired number of operating hours using the on-screen ...
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Page 74: Operational Information" Menu
System functions “Operational information” menu menu summarises information about the Operational information machine and ongoing operation. The content that is displayed de- pends on the logged-in level. The overview lists the minimum user level required to read or change particular types of content. Overview Menu Menu option... -
Page 75: Log Book
System functions Log book Select the menu option from the Log book Operational information menu The display shows the log book with the following parameters: Parameter Unit Description dd.mm.yyyy Commissioning of the machine Commissioning date Operating hours Total programme operating hours Last batch no. -
Page 76: Settings" Menu
System functions “Settings” menu In the menu, the machine can be customised to requirements Settings at the place of use. The content that is displayed depends on the logged-in level. The overview lists the minimum user level required to read or change particular types of content. Overview Menu option Parameter... -
Page 77: General
System functions General Select the menu option from the menu. General Settings The following menu will appear on the display: System functions Maintenance and service General System language Operational information Network Date and time Settings Codes (change) Display and units Programme options Machine settings... - Page 78 System functions Date and time The time display is set under in the machine controls. Date and time Open the menu in Date and time System functions > Settings > Gen- eral The following menu will appear on the display: ...
- Page 79 System functions Display and units The display can be customised at Display and units Open the menu in Display and units System functions > Settings > General The following menu will appear on the display: Settings | Display and units Display Brightness 50 %...
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Page 80: Network
System functions Units parameter can be used to adjust the unit for temperature Units specifications. Press the button. Units Select the desired unit, e.g. °C. The new value is displayed under Units Network The machine can be connected to the internal network at the installa- tion site via an Ethernet interface. -
Page 81: Codes (Change)
System functions Codes (change) Access to the various functions of the machine is split across 4 levels. – without logging in Level 1 Level 2 - Operation Level 3 - Technician Level 4 - Administration A PIN must be assigned for levels 2 to 4. The PIN for must be entered by Customer Ser- Level 4 - Administration... - Page 82 System functions Activating the The PIN must contain 4 to 8 digits. level/Entering the It is not permitted to use: - The same digit 4 to 8 times, e.g. 9999 - Sequences of digits in which the following digit is increased or de- creased by one, e.g.
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Page 83: Machine Settings
System functions Door release parameter is used to specify whether the door of the Door release machine can be opened immediately after a programme cancellation. Press the button. Door release The button for entering the PIN is displayed. Press the button. - Page 84 System functions Container query If the parameter is activated, the fill level in the corres- Container query ponding process chemical container is checked. If the fill level in the container is too low to continue the programme sequence, a fault message appears on the display at the end of the programme.
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Page 85: Maintenance
Maintenance Periodic checks The machine should be serviced every 1000 hours of operation, or at least once every 12 months, by Miele Customer Service or a suitably qualified specialist. Maintenance covers the following points and functional checks: - Replacement of wear parts - Electrical safety check compliant with national rules and regulations (e.g. VDE 0701, VDE 0702 in Germany) -
Page 86: Cleaning The Filters In The Wash Cabinet
Maintenance Cleaning the filters in the wash cabinet Risk of damage due to blocked waterways. If the filters are not inserted, dirt particles will end up in the ma- chine water circuit. The dirt particles may block the nozzles and valves. - Page 87 Maintenance Press the catches together and pull the coarse filter up and out to remove it. Remove the fine filter which sits loosely between the coarse filter and the microfine filter. Remove the surface filter last. Clean the filters. ...
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Page 88: Cleaning The Spray Arms
Also check that the spray arms can turn easily. Immobile or blocked spray arms must not be used again. In this case, contact Miele Customer Service. Cleaning the To clean the machine, the spray arms of the machine, mobile units... -
Page 89: Cleaning The Machine
Visible wear on the bearings can adversely affect the long-term functioning of the spray arms. In this case, contact Miele Customer Service. Replace the spray arms after cleaning. Make sure the spray arms can rotate easily after they have been fit- ... -
Page 90: Locking The Display
Cleaning the wash The wash cabinet is generally self-cleaning. However, should a build- cabinet up of deposits occur in the cabinet, please contact Miele Customer Service for advice. Cleaning the Clean the stainless steel surface with a damp cleaning cloth and ... -
Page 91: Checking Mobile Units, Baskets, Modules And Inserts
E 478/1 need to be replaced. Maintenance of The machine should be serviced every 1000 hours of operation, or at mobile units, least once a year, by the Miele Customer Service Department or a baskets, modules suitably qualified specialist. and inserts... -
Page 92: Filter Change
Maintenance Filter change The air filters for the machine’s internal drying unit have a limited ser- vice life. For this reason, the filters must be replaced regularly. Replacing the Replace the coarse filter when the following message appears on the coarse filter machine display: F807 Change coarse filter... -
Page 93: Replacing The Fine Filter
Maintenance Replacing the Replace with an Original Miele HEPA filter classification 14 for op- fine filter timum performance. Replace the fine filter when the following message appears on the ma- chine display: F836 Change fine filter Remove the filter grille as follows: ... - Page 94 Maintenance Detach the coarse filter housing by unscrewing the fixing screws and pushing them upwards. Remove the coarse filter housing. Remove the fine filter from its holder and insert a new one. Reinsert the coarse filter housing and tighten the fixing screws. ...
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Page 95: Error Messages And Instructions
The fault messages on the machine display are designed to help you to find the cause of a fault and to resolve it. However, please observe the following: Repairs may only be performed by Miele Customer Service or an authorised technician. Unauthorised repairs can expose the user to considerable risk. -
Page 96: List With Active Messages
Error messages and instructions List with active messages As long as there are active messages, no programme can be started. If there are active messages, the button is displayed in the selec- tion bar in the main menu. Select the button to open the list with all active messages. -
Page 97: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Faults without fault number Unsatisfactory cleaning and corrosion Problem Cause and remedy White deposits remain on The water softener settings are too low. the load items. Programme the water softener to the appropriate water hardness. The quality of the water for the final rinse was not sufficient. Use water with a low conductivity value. - Page 98 Troubleshooting Problem Cause and remedy Load items made of glass The load items are not suitable for machine reprocessing. are showing signs of corro- Only use load items which have been designated by their sion. manufacturer as suitable for machine reprocessing. Neutralisation has not taken place during the programme sequence.
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Page 99: Noises
Troubleshooting Noises Problem Cause and remedy Knocking noise in the wash One or more spray arms are hitting the load items. cabinet. Cancel the programme. Observe the instructions in the section “Operation”, “Cancelling a programme”. Arrange the load items so that they cannot be hit by the ... -
Page 100: Problem Solving Guide
Problem solving guide Cleaning the water intake filters Filters are incorporated into the water inlet connection on the hose to protect the water inlet valve. If these filters get dirty they must be cleaned as otherwise too little water will flow into the wash cabinet. ... -
Page 101: After Sales Service
Fault messages appear on the machine display. Notify Miele Customer Service if you are still not able to resolve the fault after following the advice on the machine display. Customer Service will need to know the model and serial number of the machine. -
Page 102: Installation
*INSTALLATION* Installation Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) The machine has been tested for EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) in accordance with EN 61326-1 and is suitable for use in commercial facilities, e.g. in laboratories and laboratory-like areas in the industrial sector. The machine is a Class A appliance suitable for use in all areas other than domestic areas and areas directly connected to a low-voltage supply network that supplies residential buildings. -
Page 103: Electrical Connection
*INSTALLATION* Electrical connection All electrical connections must be carried out by a suitably quali- fied electrician in accordance with local and national safety regula- tions. - The electrical installation must be carried out in accordance with IEC 60364-4-41 or the local regulations. - The connection to the power supply must be via a suitably rated plug and socket and must comply with national regulations. -
Page 104: Plumbing
- The water connection pressure must be 200–1000 kPa. - If the water connection pressure does not lie in this range, contact Miele Customer Service for advice. - Stopcocks with a ¾ inch screw thread must be provided on site for the connection. The valves must be easily accessible to allow the water inlet to be turned off when not in use. -
Page 105: Non-Return Valve
For this purpose, the machine must be retrofitted with a feed pump. The feed pump may only be installed by Miele Customer Service or an authorised techni- cian. The outlet nozzle of the water container must be at a height of at least 300 mm, see installation plan. -
Page 106: Connecting The Drain Hose
3.8 m. - The drainage length must not be longer than 3.8 m. Recycling The machine can be fitted with a second water drain by Miele Cus- water drain tomer Service or an authorised technician. The second water drain can be used to, for example: - Separate wash water with hazardous substances, e.g. -
Page 107: Technical Data
Technical data Height 1430 mm Width mm Depth + 100 mm wall clearance mm Depth including handle + 100 mm wall clearance mm Depth with open door + 100 mm wall clearance 1395 mm Useable cabinet dimensions: Height mm Width mm Depth mm Net weight kg Operating weight... - Page 108 marking 2006/42/EC Machinery Directive Manufacturer’s address Miele & Cie. KG, Carl-Miele-Str. 29, 33332 Gütersloh, Germany * If installed above 1500 m, the boiling point of the wash water will be lower. In this case, the disinfection temperature and the holding time might need to be adjusted...
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Page 109: Caring For The Environment
Instead, please make use of officially designated collection and dis- posal points to dispose of and recycle electrical and electronic appli- ances in your local community, with your dealer or with Miele, free of charge. By law, you are solely responsible for deleting any personal data from the old appliance prior to disposal. - Page 112 Tel: (01) 461 07 10, Fax: (01) 461 07 97 E-Mail: info@miele.ae E-Mail: info@miele.ie, Internet: www.miele.ie Website: www.miele.ae Manufacturer: Miele & Cie. KG, Carl-Miele-Straße 29, 33332 Gütersloh, Germany Alteration rights reserved / Publication date: 2025-02-26 M.-Nr. 12 751 780 / 00 ...
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