The PW5065 predates the PW 6000 range and is still working in a lot of small commercial laundries. The thing that distinguishes servicing one from servicing a domestic Miele is the contactor that switches the heater: at commercial cycle counts the contacts pit, and a machine that heats intermittently is usually pointing at that rather than at the element. It is a cheap part in a machine that is otherwise built like a tank.
Key Features
- Commercial front-loader with a robust suspension for continuous duty
- Stainless construction throughout
- Programmable wash sequences
- Designed for hard-mounted or free-standing installation
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Suspension and damper wear from continuous high-spin operation
02
Heater contactor pitting at commercial cycle counts
03
Inlet valve wear from constant duty