On the G2143SCi the machine judges the water level with a pressure chamber rather than a float, and in hard-water households that chamber slowly scales up. The sign is a machine that reports a level problem while visibly containing water, which looks contradictory until you know where it measures. Descaling that circuit is often all […]
Miele G5105SCU
With the G 5000 generation Miele moved the heater into the sump rather than running a separate flow-through unit, and the G5105SCU is an early example. The practical difference on service is that a scaled heater on this model shows up as a program that abandons its hot phase rather than one that simply finishes […]
Miele G2170SCVi
The G2170SCVi can be plumbed to a hot supply, which shortens cycles and reduces the load on the heater – a detail worth knowing because a machine set up that way behaves differently when the household hot water runs out. Otherwise the ageing pattern is predictable: the door seal goes hard at the corners long […]
Miele G5175SCVi
AutoOpen needs somewhere to open into, and on integrated machines like the G5175SCVi that is not guaranteed. We have attended several of these where the actuator was working perfectly but a tight worktop overhang or a proud cabinet panel stopped the door moving far enough to vent. The drying complaint is real, the part is […]