Pyrolysis appears even in Miele’s accessible H 2000 range, and on the H2780BP it works exactly as it does on the expensive models – which means it puts the same stress on the door lock. The difference is that a simpler oven has fewer other things competing for a repair budget, so a lock problem here is usually a clear-cut decision rather than one weighed against a list of other ageing parts.
Key Features
- Built-in pyrolytic wall oven in the H 2000 range
- True convection with multiple heating modes
- Pyrolytic self-clean with a motorised door lock
- Digital display with program selection
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Door lock problems after pyrolytic cycles
02
Cavity temperature sensor drift
03
Cooling fan running on for extended periods after self-clean