Miele Oven

Miele DGC6500

Model # DGC6500

The DGC6500 will happily cook as a conventional oven, and many households use it that way most of the time – which means the steam side sits idle for weeks. Water standing in an unused generator is exactly what deposits scale, so a combination oven used mainly for dry cooking can scale up faster than a pure steam oven in daily use. Running the steam function occasionally is genuinely better for it.

Key Features

  • 24" combination steam oven with DirectSensor controls
  • Steam, convection, grill and combination modes
  • MasterChef automatic programs
  • Automatic descale program

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Scaling in the steam generator

02

Descale prompt not being actioned

03

Cavity drain blocking and leaving standing water

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Miele DGC6500 FAQ

Yes, and arguably more. Water sitting unused in the generator deposits scale, so occasional steam use and regular descaling both help.

A small amount of condensate is normal; standing water that does not clear points at the cavity drain.

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