Miele Oven

Miele DGC6805

Model # DGC6805

Putting a wired roast probe socket inside a cavity that fills with steam is asking a lot of a set of contacts, and on the DGC6805 that socket is one of the parts we most often find corroded. The sign is a probe reading that wanders or disappears mid-cook. It is worth having the socket inspected rather than replacing probe after probe, because the problem usually sits in the oven rather than in the accessory.

Key Features

  • Top-range DGC 6000 combination steam oven with M Touch
  • Plumbed water supply
  • MasterChef Plus programs with a roast probe
  • Automatic descale and cavity cleaning programs

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Generator scaling despite automatic programs

02

Roast probe socket corrosion in a steam environment

03

Display module problems

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Miele DGC6805 FAQ

Have the socket inside the cavity inspected. In a steam oven those contacts corrode, and that produces exactly the same sign as a bad probe.

No - they address different things. The cleaning program handles the cavity surfaces; descaling addresses the steam generator.

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