MIELE G 7764 SUPER COMBI User Manual

Operating instructions  
G 7764 SUPER-COMBI  
Commercial dishwasher  
It is essential to read these  
operating instructions before  
installing or using the machine,  
to avoid the risk of accident  
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or damage to the machine.  
M.-Nr. 03 640 811  
Guide to the machine  
Guide to the machine  
°C  
min  
I-O  
DOS  
2
1 3 4  
5
6
7
8
9
1 “Check water inlet/outlet” indicator  
light  
5 Programme sequence indicator  
6 Indicator display field  
2 "Reactivate water softener"  
indicator light  
7 Door release  
8 On-off push button (I-0)  
9 Programme selectors (touchpads)  
3 "Add liquid detergent"  
indicator light (only for special  
version with externally connected  
DOS module)  
4 "Add rinse aid" indicator light  
3
Guide to the machine  
Description of the machine  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
10 Connection for DOS dispenser pump 13 Salt reservoir connection socket  
module (at rear)  
(Water softener)  
11 Filter combination  
14 Dispenser for liquid rinse  
aid with dosage selector  
12 Dispenser for powder detergent  
15 Level indicator  
4
Warning and Safety instructions  
Warning and Safety instructions  
The electrical safety of this ma-  
chine can only be guaranteed if  
connected to a correctly installed ear-  
thing system on site. It is most import-  
ant that this basic safety requirement is  
met and complies with local and na-  
tional regulations. It should be checked  
by an expert if necessary.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for damage such as electric  
shock caused by missing or defective  
earthing.  
This machine conforms to current  
safety requirements. Inappropriate  
use can however lead to personal  
injury and damage to property.  
Read the operating instructions  
carefully before starting to use this  
machine.  
This way you will avoid the risk of  
accidents, and damage to the ma-  
chine.  
Keep these instructions in a safe  
place for future reference.  
A damaged machine is dan-  
gerous. Switch off at the mains im-  
mediately and call an authorised Miele  
service dealer, or suitably competent  
engineer.  
Correct usage  
This machine is designed for com-  
mercial use and for specialised ap-  
plications only, as described in these  
Operating Instructions. Using it for pur-  
poses other than those for which it was  
designed would be unauthorised and  
could cause harm.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for damage caused by im-  
proper use.  
Any repair work may only be car-  
ried out by a suitably competent  
person authorized by Miele. Repairs by  
unqualified persons could be dan-  
gerous for the user.  
Take care when handling liquids  
such as detergents, wetting  
agents, or neutralising agents. These  
may contain irritant or corrosive ingre-  
dients, acids or alkalis. On no account  
use any organic solvent, as there may  
be the danger of an explosion occur-  
ring. Follow the chemical manufac-  
turer’s instructions and relevant safety  
procedures carefully. Wear protective  
gloves and goggles.  
Please pay attention to the following  
notes, to maintain safe procedures.  
The machine should be commis-  
sioned and then maintained only by  
the Miele Service Department, an auth-  
orised Miele Service Dealer or other ap-  
proved competent person.  
Do not install the machine in an  
area where a danger of explosion  
may be present, or sub-zero tempera-  
tures may occur.  
Avoid inhalation of powder  
cleaners. Irritant ingredients can  
cause burning in the mouth and throat  
is swallowed, or inhibit breathing.  
Children and untrained personnel  
should not be allowed access to  
the machine or its controls.  
The water in the machine must not  
be used as drinking water.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
Do not sit or lean on the open door,  
or rest objects on it. This could  
cause the machine to tip and be dam-  
For pre-treatment and / or cleaning  
only use low-foaming detergents  
and disinfecting agents which have  
been approved by Miele. Foam can  
have an adverse effect on the disinfec-  
tion and cleaning process.  
aged.  
Be careful when sorting items with  
sharp pointed ends and position-  
ing them in the machine so that you do  
not hurt yourself or create danger for  
other operators.  
Where a chemical additive is rec-  
ommended on technical applica-  
tion grounds (for example with a clean-  
ing agent), this does not imply that the  
manufacturer of the machine takes re-  
sponsibility for the effect of the chemi-  
cal on the material of the items being  
cleaned. Please be aware that changes  
in formulation, storage conditions etc,  
which may not be publicised by the  
chemical producer, can have a nega-  
tive effect on the cleaning result.  
When using this machine at higher  
temperatures be especially careful  
not to scald or burn yourself. Baskets  
and inserts must first cool down. Any  
water which may remain in containers  
will be very hot and must be emptied  
into the wash cabinet.  
Do not touch the heating elements  
during or directly after the end of a  
programme. You could burn yourself.  
Always follow the instructions of  
the chemical manufacturer when  
using cleaning agents and special ap-  
plication chemicals. Only use such  
chemicals for the purpose and in the  
situation specified, to the exclusion of  
other chemicals, to avoid such dangers  
as chemical reactions and material  
damage.  
Never use an ordinary or a high  
pressure hose on or in the vicinity  
of the machine.  
Before any maintenance or repair  
work is undertaken, the machine  
must be disconnected from the mains  
supply, by switching off at the mains  
isolator, or withdrawing the mains fuse.  
The machine is designed only for  
operation with water and additive  
cleaning agents. Organic solvents  
must not be used in the machine, as  
there is the danger under certain cir-  
cumstances of explosion. (Although  
this is not the case with all organic sol-  
vents, other problems could arise with  
their use, for example damage to rub-  
ber and synthetic materials).  
The following points should be ob-  
served to maintain standards, and  
avoid damage to the machine and  
the loads being cleaned.  
Only use cleaning agents formu-  
lated for special processes and ap-  
proved by Miele for use with this ma-  
chine. Use of unsuitable cleaning  
agents could adversely affect the load  
and the machine.  
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Warning and Safety instructions  
In critical applications where very  
Accessories  
The only accessories to be used  
with the special commercial ma-  
chine must be those supplied or ap-  
proved by MIELE for the specific appli-  
cation. Consult your dealer or the Miele  
Professional department for advice.  
stringent requirements have to be  
met, it is strongly recommended that all  
the relevant factors for the process,  
such as cleaning agent, quality of  
water are discussed with the Miele Ap-  
plication Technology specialists.  
If the cleaning result is subject to  
these particularly stringent require-  
ments (e.g. chemical analysis, spe-  
cialised processes), a regular quality  
control test should be carried out by  
the user to ensure that required stand-  
ards of cleanliness are being achieved.  
Disposal of an old machine  
When disposing of an old machine  
first make it unusable. Disconnect,  
cut off the cable and any plug from the  
cable. For environmental and safety  
reasons ensure the machine is com-  
pletely drained of any residue water  
and cleaning agent. (Observe safety  
regulations and wear safety goggles  
and gloves). Make the door lock inoper-  
ative, so that children cannot acciden-  
tally shut themselves in. The simplest  
way to do this is to remove the locking  
pin (2 cross-slotted screws above the  
door). Make appropriate arrangements  
for the safe disposal of the machine.  
Use special inserts in accordance  
with the instructions provided.  
Empty any containers or utensils  
before arranging them in the ma-  
chine.  
Do not allow any remains of acids  
or solvents, or chloride solutions to  
get into the wash cabinet. Similarly  
avoid any materials with a corrosive ef-  
fect. The presence in compounds of  
any solvents should be minimal, (espe-  
cially those in hazard class A1).  
For tank system machines ensure that  
any water is emptied out of the tank.  
Ensure that solutions or steam con-  
taining acid salts do not come into  
contact with the steel outer casing of  
the machine, to avoid any corrosion  
damage.  
In countries where there are areas  
which may be subject to infestation  
by cockroaches or other vermin, pay  
particular attention to keeping the ma-  
chine and its surroundings in a clean  
condition at all times. Any damage  
which may be caused by cock-  
Follow both the installation instruc-  
tions in this booklet, and also the  
separate instructions with diagrams.  
roaches or other vermin will not be  
covered by the machine guarantee.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for any damage caused  
through non-observance of these  
Warning and Safety instructions.  
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Description of the machine  
Description of the machine  
This machine is a front-loading commer-  
cial dishwasher with very short batch  
times especially suitable for washing  
up in guest houses, cafés, fast food out-  
lets, boarding houses, etc.  
This machine is fitted with a water sof-  
tener as standard.  
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Setting the water softener  
Setting the water softener  
To avoid the build-up of calcium de-  
Timed  
set-  
ting  
°d  
mg/l  
° f  
°e  
ppm  
CaCO  
posits on crockery and in the dish-  
washer the water needs to be softened,  
if it is harder than 107 ppm.  
3
18  
17  
16  
15  
14  
13  
12  
11  
10  
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
6
7
8
9
107  
125  
142  
160  
178  
196  
214  
231  
267  
303  
338  
392  
427  
498  
570  
676  
854  
10,7  
12,5  
14,3  
16,0  
17,9  
19,6  
21,4  
23,2  
26,8  
30,4  
33,9  
39,3  
42,8  
50,0  
57,1  
67,8  
85,7  
7,5  
8,8  
107  
125  
143  
160  
179  
196  
214  
232  
268  
304  
339  
393  
428  
500  
571  
678  
857  
1267  
10,0  
11,3  
12,5  
13,8  
15,0  
16,3  
18,8  
21,3  
23,8  
27,5  
30,0  
35,0  
40,0  
47,6  
60,1  
To ensure a steady supply of soft water  
the water softener unit must be:  
10  
11  
12  
13  
15  
17  
19  
22  
24  
28  
32  
38  
48  
71  
– correctly set, and  
– the salt reservoir in the floor of the  
wash cabinet must be topped up  
with dishwasher reactivating salt  
as soon as the k light comes on.  
The water softener must always be set  
to correspond with the water hardness  
the first time the machine is used.  
1264 126,7 88,9  
0
Your local water authority will advise  
you on the water hardness in your area.  
Press q and c touchpads simulta-  
neously, and whilst depressed,  
switch the machine on using the  
main switch "I-0".  
Setting the water softener  
The hardness range is divided into 18  
time settings and a zero position. The  
dishwasher is set at the factory for a  
water hardness setting "8", correspond-  
ing to 339 ppm.  
"PO.."will appear in the display field.  
Press k touchpad. The "P" will dis-  
appear and setting "0" will appear  
in the display field. The setting "0"  
can now be changed if necessary.  
To do this:  
If your water supply is harder or softer  
than this, then:  
Press c touchpad as many times  
as is necessary for the desired value  
to appear in the display field.  
Use the touchpads on the control  
panel to change the setting, (see  
table).  
Press h touchpad. "SP" appears.  
Press h touchpad once more. The  
setting will now be stored. The dis-  
play field clears.  
The machine is now ready for oper-  
ation.  
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Setting the water softener  
Setting the water softener  
If the water hardness in your area is  
permanently below 107 ppm:  
Select "0" setting.  
The indicator light k will not come  
on and the water softener does not  
need to be activated.  
"Reactivating the water softener" see  
page 26.  
10  
Opening and closing the door  
Opening and closing the door  
To open the door a  
Press the door release catch as far  
as it will go and, at the same time,  
grasp the door grip and open the  
door.  
The door should only be opened dur-  
ing operation for emergencies: e.g. if  
articles are knocking together, (see "In-  
terrupting a programme)".  
Do not touch the heating elements if  
the door is opened after operation.  
You could still burn yourself.  
To close the door  
Lift the door upwards and push until  
it clicks into position. Do not press  
the door release catch.  
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Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the upper basket  
The upper basket accommodates  
small, light items such as cups,  
saucers, glasses, dessert bowls,  
small bowls and heat-resistant plas-  
ticware.  
Preparation  
Empty loose remains from crockery  
prior to loading.  
Notes  
Loading the bottom basket  
Load the crockery so that water will  
come into contact with all surfaces.  
This ensures that they will be  
properly cleaned.  
The bottom basket accommodates  
bigger items such as plates, serving  
platters,saucepans, bowls. Glasses  
may only be cleaned in the bottom  
basket if it is fitted with a special  
glassware insert.  
Do not place crockery and cutlery in-  
side other pieces where they may be  
concealed.  
Cutlery  
Hollow items such as cups, glasses,  
pots, etc, must be inverted in the  
basket, so the water can run off  
freely.  
Unsorted cutlery should be placed  
in the cutlery basket, handles point-  
ing downwards.  
Deep-based items should be placed  
at such an angle that water runs off  
them freely.  
For loading examples see next page.  
Tall, narrow, hollow pieces should be  
placed in the centre of the basket to  
ensure good coverage of water.  
Normally place cups and small  
pieces on the cup racks, but do not  
obsure them by larger items be-  
neath. If necessary place bowls on  
the top rack and cups below them  
so that water reaches all pieces.  
Do not cover the funnel to the spray  
arm in the middle of the upper bas-  
ket.  
The spray arms must not be blocked  
by items which are too high for the  
basket or which hang down in its  
path. If necessary, manually rotate  
the arm to test it.  
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Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the dishwasher  
Loading example:  
Individual upper and bottom baskets  
O 181 Upper basket  
for 20 cups, 24 saucers or 12 dessert  
plates.  
O 189 Upper basket carrier  
to take various inserts, e.g. containers  
for cutlery and glasses.  
U 180 Bottom basket  
U 180 Bottom basket  
with E 184 insert 1/1 for 21 Trays,  
stands, portion dishes etc.  
with 2 x E 216 half-inserts each for 15  
plates Ø 240 mm and 2 x E 165 cutlery  
baskets for mixed cutlery.  
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Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the dishwasher  
Glass-Set GG/F-GL  
O 182 Upper basket  
for 27 Glasses Ø 65 mm.  
U 180 Bottom basket  
with 2 x E 205 half-inserts each for 14  
Glasses Ø 65 mm.  
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Loading the dishwasher  
Loading the dishwasher  
Adjusting the upper basket  
Items not suitable for  
dishwashers  
The upper basket can be adjusted  
above and below the middle position  
by 2 cm. It is set in the middle position  
on delivery.  
Cutlery with wooden or horn handles.  
Wooden or plastic boards.  
In this position the upper basket will ac-  
commodate:  
Glued items, eg old knives with  
handles which have been glued on.  
plates up to approx. 19 cm diameter,  
and the bottom basket:  
Hand-made craft items.  
Copper or tin items.  
plates up to approx. 25 cm diameter.  
Plastic items which are not heat-resis-  
tant.  
For further plate size combinations  
see the chart below.  
Please note  
Silver and aluminium items can suf-  
fer some discolouration.  
Upper bas-  
ket position basket cm basket cm  
upper  
bottom  
Ø
Ø
Colours painted over a glaze may  
fade after a number of washes.  
top  
middle  
bottom  
17  
19  
21  
27  
25  
23  
Clouding may occur on glasses after  
frequent washing.  
Our recommendations  
To adjust the upper basket:  
Wash delicate glassware by hand.  
Pull out the upper basket until a re-  
sistance is felt, lift from the runners  
and remove.  
When purchasing new glasses,  
dishes and cutlery make sure they  
are dishwasher safe.  
Unscrew the knurled nuts (roller bear-  
ings) on both sides of the basket  
with a suitable spanner, and reposi-  
tion as required.  
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Rinse aid  
Rinse aid  
Rinse aid is poured into a storage con-  
tainer in the door with a capacity of ap-  
proximately 200 ml. The required  
amount of liquid rinse aid (e.g. Miel-  
clear, or an agent containing citric acid  
for plastic items) is dispensed automati-  
cally.  
Exception: Rinsing in cold water with-  
out rinse aid can be selected in the  
"Glassware" programme by choosing  
“Special function” (see Programming  
special functions).  
Adding rinse aid  
If the indicator light H "rinse aid" on  
the control panel comes on:  
Pour rinse aid into the storage con-  
tainer until the level indicator is dark  
(see arrow in illustration). Use a fun-  
nel if necessary.  
Firmly tighten the screw cap. Mop  
up any spilt rinse aid.  
Undo the screw cap.  
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Rinse aid  
Rinse aid  
Setting the rinse aid dosage  
The dosage adjuster in the opening  
has settings from 1-6 (1-6 ml). It is set  
to "3" (3 ml) at the factory.  
Use a higher setting if spots are left  
on glasses after drying.  
If smearing appears on crockery,  
use a lower setting.  
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Adding detergent  
Adding detergent  
Use only detergents for specialist  
machines. Do not use detergent for  
domestic dishwashers.  
Powder detergents must be placed in  
the detergent container prior to every  
programme (except SUPER-SHORT).  
Fill the dispenser with the detergent.  
Dosage: approx. 3 g/l, corresponding  
to approx. 30 g per load.  
Follow manufacturer’s instructions.  
Close the dispenser lid.  
Under certain circumstances, ie, spe-  
cial soiling, different combinations of  
detergents and other additions may be  
necessary. Miele Professional Service  
Department will be pleased to advise  
you.  
Press the opening catch on the con-  
tainer flap forwards. The flap will  
spring open. (The flap is always  
open at the end of a programme).  
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Adding detergent  
Programme selection  
Adding detergent  
Programme selection  
Choose your programme according to  
the crockery type and the degree of  
soiling.  
"SUPER SHORT " programme  
For this programme:  
The different programme types and  
their uses are described overleaf in the  
Programme chart.  
Add powder detergent directly to the  
inside of the door.  
Note  
This machine can also be fitted with a  
"DOS Module C 60" (dosage pump for  
liquid detergent) This is connected ex-  
ternally.  
A separate User Instruction is included  
with the Installation diagram for the  
DOS module.  
Take great care when handling liq-  
uid agents. They may contain acids,  
leaches or disinfectant. Please fol-  
low the safety instructions.  
Wear protective goggles and  
gloves if necessary.  
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Programme chart  
Programme chart  
Programme  
When to use  
Detergent  
(When not using liquid  
detergent)  
Take the manufacturer’s  
recommendations into  
account.  
For normal loads with higher temperature for 30 grammes in the powder  
G
o
UNIVERSAL  
stubborn, dried-on particles.  
dispenser.  
Special programme for glasses.  
30 grammes in the powder  
dispenser.  
GLASSWARE  
"Quick programme " for lightly soiled crockery. 30 grammes in the powder  
dispenser.  
s SHORT  
As for "SHORT" but for heat-sensitive loads.  
30 grammes in the powder  
dispenser.  
b
MINI  
Short programme for crockery in continuous  
use.  
30 grammes on the right  
hand side door interior.  
J
SUPER-  
SHORT  
For heavily soiled crockery with stubborn  
particles of food.  
30 grammes in the powder  
dispenser.  
n
INTENSIVE-  
PLUS  
**) Important information for the "SUPER-SHORT" Programme  
After completion of this programme, the final rinse water is not drained away. It will be used as the  
wash water for an immediately following "SUPER-SHORT" Programme.  
If operation is interrupted for longer periods of time, or if a different programme is required:  
• select additional programme q "Drain", and the final rinse water drains automatically.  
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G 7764  
Warning and Safety instructions  
Warning and Safety instructions  
To the person responsible for the machine:  
Make this pull-out with the Warning and Safety Instructions available to any  
operators of the machine. Place it near the machine, where it can be seen and  
not removed.  
Ensure that operators know and understand these Warning and Safety Instruc-  
tions, and observe them in use.  
Do not install the machine in an  
This machine conforms to current  
area where a danger of explosion  
safety requirements. Inappropriate  
may be present, or sub-zero tempera-  
use can however lead to personal  
tures may occur.  
injury and damage to property.  
The electrical safety of this ma-  
chine can only be guaranteed if  
connected to a correctly installed ear-  
thing system on site. It is most import-  
ant that this basic safety requirement is  
met and complies with local and na-  
tional regulations. It should be checked  
by an expert if necessary.  
Read the operating instructions  
carefully before starting to use this  
machine.  
This way you will avoid the risk of  
accidents, and damage to the ma-  
chine.  
Keep these instructions in a safe  
place for future reference.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for damage such as electric  
shock caused by missing or defective  
earthing.  
Correct usage  
This machine is designed for com-  
mercial use and for specialised ap-  
plications only, as described in these  
Operating Instructions. Using it for pur-  
poses other than those for which it was  
designed would be unauthorised and  
could cause harm.  
A damaged machine is dan-  
gerous. Switch off at the mains im-  
mediately and call an authorised Miele  
service dealer, or suitably competent  
engineer.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for damage caused by im-  
proper use.  
Any repair work may only be car-  
ried out by a suitably competent  
person authorized by Miele. Repairs by  
unqualified persons could be dan-  
gerous for the user.  
Please pay attention to the following  
notes, to maintain safe procedures.  
Personnel operating the machine  
should be trained regularly. Child-  
ren and untrained personnel should not  
be allowed access to the machine or  
its controls.  
The machine should be commis-  
sioned and then maintained only  
by the Miele Service Department, an  
authorised Miele Service Dealer or  
other approved competent person.  
1
Warning and Safety instructions  
Warning and Safety instructions  
Take care when handling liquids  
Before any maintenance or repair  
work is undertaken, the machine  
such as detergents, wetting  
agents, or neutralising agents. These  
may contain irritant or corrosive ingre-  
dients, acids or alkalis. On no account  
use any organic solvent, as there may  
be the danger of an explosion occur-  
ring. Follow the instructions and rele-  
vant safety procedures carefully. Wear  
protective gloves and goggles.  
must be disconnected from the mains  
supply, by switching off at the mains  
isolator, or withdrawing the mains fuse.  
The following points should be ob-  
served to avoid damage to the ma-  
chine and the loads being cleaned.  
Only use cleaning agents formu-  
lated for special processes and ap-  
proved by Miele for use with this ma-  
chine. Use of unsuitable cleaning  
agents could adversely affect the load  
and the machine.  
Avoid inhalation of powder  
cleaners.  
The water in the machine must not  
be used as drinking water.  
Do not sit or lean on the open door,  
or rest objects on it. This could  
cause the machine to tip and be dam-  
aged.  
For pre-treatment and / or cleaning  
only use low-foaming detergents  
and disinfecting agents which have  
been approved by Miele. Foam can  
have an adverse effect on the disinfec-  
tion and cleaning process.  
Be careful when sorting items with  
sharp pointed ends and position-  
ing them in the machine so that you do  
not hurt yourself or create danger for  
other operators.  
Where a chemical additive is rec-  
ommended on technical applica-  
tion grounds (for example with a clean-  
ing agent), this does not imply that the  
manufacturer of the machine takes re-  
sponsibility for the effect of the chemi-  
cal on the material of the items being  
cleaned. Please be aware that changes  
in formulation, storage conditions etc,  
which may not be publicised by the  
chemical producer, can have a nega-  
tive effect on the cleaning result.  
When using this machine at higher  
temperatures be especially careful  
not to scald or burn yourself. Baskets  
and inserts must first cool down. Any  
water which may remain in containers  
will be very hot and must be emptied  
into the wash cabinet.  
Do not touch the heating elements  
during or directly after the end of a  
programme, you could burn yourself.  
Never use an ordinary or a high  
pressure hose on or in the vicinity  
of the machine.  
2
Warning and Safety instructions  
Warning and Safety instructions  
Always follow the instructions of  
Follow both the installation instruc-  
the chemical manufacturer when  
using cleaning agents and special ap-  
plication chemicals. Only use such  
chemicals for the purpose and in the  
situation specified, to the exclusion of  
other chemicals, to avoid such dangers  
as chemical reactions and material  
damage.  
tions in this booklet, and also the  
separate instructions with diagrams.  
Empty any containers or utensils  
before arranging them in the ma-  
chine.  
Do not allow any remains of acids  
or solvents, or chloride solutions to  
get into the wash cabinet. Similarly  
avoid any materials with a corrosive ef-  
fect. The presence in compounds of  
any solvents should be minimal, (espe-  
cially those in hazard class A1).  
The machine is designed only for  
operation with water and additive  
cleaning agents. Organic solvents  
must not be used in the machine, as  
there is the danger under certain cir-  
cumstances of explosion. Although this  
is not the case with all organic sol-  
vents, other problems could arise with  
their use, for example damage to rub-  
ber and synthetic materials.  
Ensure that solutions or steam con-  
taining acid salts do not come into  
contact with the steel outer casing of  
the machine, to avoid any corrosion  
damage.  
Use special inserts in accordance  
with the instructions provided.  
In critical applications where very  
stringent requirements have to be  
met, it is strongly recommended that all  
the relevant factors for the process,  
such as cleaning agent, quality of  
water are discussed with the Miele Ap-  
plication Technology specialists.  
If the cleaning result is subject to  
these particularly stringent require-  
ments (e.g. chemical analysis, spe-  
cialised processes), a regular quality  
control test should be carried out by  
the user to ensure that required stand-  
ards of cleanliness are being achieved.  
3
Warning and Safety instructions  
Accessories  
In countries where there are areas  
The only accessories to be used  
with the special commercial ma-  
chine must be those supplied or ap-  
proved by MIELE for the specific appli-  
cation. Consult your dealer or the Miele  
Professional department for advice.  
which may be subject to infestation  
by cockroaches or other vermin,  
pay particular attention to keeping  
the machine and its surroundings in  
a clean condition at all times. Any  
damage which may be caused by  
cockroaches or other vermin will not  
be covered by the machine guaran-  
tee.  
Disposal of an old machine  
When disposing of an old machine  
first make it unusable. Disconnect,  
cut off the cable and any plug from the  
cable. For environmental and safety  
reasons ensure the machine is com-  
pletely drained of any residue water  
and cleaning agent. (Observe safety  
regulations and wear safety goggles  
and gloves). Make the door lock inoper-  
ative, so that children cannot acciden-  
tally shut themselves in. The simplest  
way to do this is to remove the locking  
pin (2 philips screws above the door).  
Make appropriate arrangements for the  
safe disposal of the machine.  
The manufacturer cannot be held re-  
sponsible for any damage caused  
through non-observance of these  
Warning and Safety instructions.  
For tank system machines ensure that  
any water is emptied out of the tank.  
4
Programme cycle  
Miscellaneous  
1.  
2.  
3.  
4.  
5.  
6.  
7.  
Prelimi-  
nary pre- wash II  
wash I  
Pre-  
Main  
wash  
Interim  
rinse I  
Interim  
rinse II  
(see  
"Special  
functions")  
Final  
rinse  
Drying  
phase  
(Extra  
prog.)  
X
X
65°C  
X
X
X
X
X
60°C  
(X)  
(X)  
*) without rinse aid and  
with cold water see  
"Special functions".  
X
50°C  
X
50°C  
*)  
X
55°C  
X
X
X
X
60°C  
(X)  
(X)  
X
50°C  
X
50°C  
*) Increase in temperature  
holding time to 3’, see  
"Special functions".  
X
55°C  
*)  
X
55°C  
**)  
X
X
X
X
X
X
(X)  
65°C  
60°C  
X = Sections included in the programme  
21  
Switching the machine on and off  
Switching the machine on and off  
°C  
min  
I-O  
DOS  
Programme Changes  
1. Switching on  
A wrongly selected programme may be  
changed as follows, if the "Start" touch-  
pad has not yet been pressed:  
Press I-0.  
2. Selecting a programme  
Select the required programme.  
Press the "Start" h button.  
(otherwise "Interrupt programme"  
see next page).  
After switching on the dishwasher the  
indicator lights next to the selectors will  
light up to show the selection available.  
Press the programme selector for  
the required programme. The wash  
temperature of the programme se-  
lected will show up in the display  
field.  
3. Selecting an additional  
programme  
The following additional programmes  
are available:  
Select additional programme c  
"DRYING" if required (see "Selecting  
an additional programme").  
c DRYING  
This may be selected immediately  
after choosing a wash programme  
(exception "SUPER-SHORT" J). The  
heater element switches on intermit-  
tently for the drying process for 10  
minutes. The total running time of the  
programme will be lengthened ac-  
cordingly.  
Press the h Start touchpad. The dis-  
play field will now show the running  
time in minutes for the programme  
selected.  
During the heat-up stage in "Wash-  
ing" and "Final rinse" the end tem-  
perature will be displayed.  
All other programmes are automati-  
cally blocked and only the lights for  
the programme selected stay on.  
k "REACTIVATION"  
(see "Reactivating water softener").  
q DRAIN  
if, for example, the programme has  
been interrupted.  
To do this:  
– Press the I-0 button.  
– Press the q touchpad.  
– Press the "Start" h touchpad.  
22  
Switching the machine on and off  
Switching the machine on and off  
Programme sequence  
Interrupting a programme  
indicator  
Once a programme is running, it  
should only be interrupted in extreme  
cases, eg, when articles in the dish-  
washer rattle or bump against each  
other and have to be rearranged.  
When a washing programme has been  
selected, the indicator lights in the dis-  
play will show the programme se-  
quence.  
The machine must then be switched  
off, the water drained and the pro-  
gramme restarted:  
I
l
m
H
Pre-wash  
Wash  
Intermediate rinse  
Final rinse  
Switch the machine off and then on  
again, (I-0 button).  
Select the "DRAIN" programme (Ad-  
ditional programme).  
c Drying (additional programme)  
When a programme section is com-  
plete, the corresponding indicator light  
goes out. The whole programme is  
completed when no indicator lights are  
left on and the "Start" h light goes  
out.The display will show the total run-  
ning time of the programme.  
Open the door and replace the ar-  
ticles securely and correctly,  
(wear protective gloves when deal-  
ing with infected items).  
Replenish the powder detergent dis-  
penser in the door if necessary.  
Close the door.  
Switching off  
Reselect the programme.  
Press the I-0 button and let it spring  
out. The dishwasher can be opened  
and unloaded at this stage.  
23  
Programming special functions  
Programming special functions  
The following extra options can be  
Press q and c at the same time,  
hold them in and also switch on the  
dishwasher with "I-0".  
used in conjunction with programmes  
where appropriate.  
"P..." appears in the display.  
1. Setting water flow to "level plus  
time control" instead of "timed flow  
(60 secs.)".  
Press o selector. A "20" or "21" ap-  
pears in the display.  
"20" = Hot water connection time  
control (60 secs).  
"21" = Hot water connection level  
plus time control.  
If the inlet water pressure (flow rate at  
the stopcock) is less than 2.5 bar, insuf-  
ficient water will flow into the wash  
cabinet. By selecting "level plus time  
control flow", more water will flow into  
the wash cabinet, if there is an inlet  
water pressure between 1 and 2.5 bar.  
Press c touchpad, to change from  
"20" to "21" or vice versa.  
Press h touchpad. "SP" appears in  
the display.  
The setting is adjusted separately for  
cold and hot water  
Press h touchpad again. The  
change has been recorded and the  
display field clears.  
Proceed as follows:  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
2. Selecting a second interim rinse  
Press q and c at the same time,  
hold them in and also switch on the  
dishwasher with "I-0". "P..." appears  
in the display field.  
A second interim rinse can be pro-  
grammed for all programmes, to im-  
prove the interim rinse result.  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
Press G selector. A "10" or "11" will  
appear in the display field.  
"10" = Cold water connection time  
control (60 secs).  
"11" = Cold water connection level  
plus time control.  
Press q and c at the same time,  
hold them in and also switch on the  
dishwasher with "I-0".  
"P..." appears in the display.  
Press s touchpad. A "30" or "31"ap-  
pears in the display.  
"30" = one interim rinse,  
"31" = two interim rinses.  
Press c touchpad to change from  
"10" to "11" or vice versa.  
Press h. touchpad "SP" appears in  
the display.  
Press h touchpad again. The  
change has been recorded and the  
display field clears.  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
24  
Programming special functions  
Press c touchpad to change from  
30 to 31 or vice versa.  
4. "Final rinse" without rinse aid and  
using cold water, ("GLASSWARE"  
programme only)  
Press h touchpad. "SP" appears in  
the display.  
When the programme is completed the  
glasses are wet and would need to be  
dried by hand if necessary.  
Press h touchpad again. The  
change has been recorded and the  
display field clears.  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
Press q and c at the same time,  
hold them in and also switch on the  
dishwasher with "I-0".  
3. Increasing the temperature hold-  
ing time in the "Wash" part of the  
programme, ("SUPER-SHORT" pro-  
gramme only).  
"P..." appears in the display.  
Press J. A "50" or "51" appears in  
the display.  
"50" = rinse aid dosage and hot water.  
"51" = without rinse aid dosage and  
with cold water  
The temperature holding time can be in-  
creased from 1-3 mins in order to im-  
prove the wash result in the "Super-  
short" programme.  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
Press c to change from "50" to "51"  
Press q and c hold them in and  
also switch on the dishwasher with "I-  
0".  
and vice versa.  
Press h. "SP" appears in the display.  
"P..." appears in the display.  
Press h again. The alteration has  
been recorded and the display field  
clears.  
Press b. A "40" or "41" appears in  
the display  
"40" = Temp. holding time 1 min.  
"41" = Temp. holding time 3 mins.  
Press c touchpad to change from  
"40" to "41" and vice versa.  
Press h . "SP" appears in the display.  
Press h again. The alteration has  
been recorded and the display field  
clears.  
25  
Reactivating the water softener  
Reactivating the water softener  
When the k indicator light on the left  
Do not put detergents in the salt  
container! This can damage the  
water softener,  
and block the filter closure, causing  
a pressure build-up in the salt con-  
tainer.  
When removing the salt container  
there is a risk of burns and corro-  
sion from corrosive alkaline ma-  
terials.  
hand side of the control panel comes  
on during a programme, the built-in  
water softener is depleted and cannot  
supply any more softened water.  
It must therefore be reactivated as  
soon as the wash programme has fin-  
ished.  
If this cannot be done immediately and  
further batches have been washed,  
then the reactivation process must be  
carried out twice in succession.  
Before filling the salt container, en-  
sure that you have a dishwasher  
salt pack in your hand.  
Use only pure specialised reactivation  
salt, if possible coarse-grained dish-  
washer reactivation salt with granules  
of approximately 1-4 mm. Under no cir-  
cumstances must other salts be used,  
e.g.table salt or gritting salt. These  
could contain components which are in-  
soluble in water which could result in  
damage to the water softener.  
Filling the salt container  
The salt container holds about 2 kg.  
Important  
If the only reactivation salt available is  
fine grain, please consult your Miele  
representative.  
Reactivation salt with granules larger  
than 4 mm cannot be used.  
Unscrew the filter insert from the salt  
container and remove.  
Fill the salt container with granular  
salt and screw the filter insert back  
in place.  
26  
Reactivating the water softener  
Position the salt container as  
follows:  
Switch on the dishwasher  
Open the stopcocks.  
Close the door.  
Press the I-0 button.  
Press the k touchpad.  
Press the "Start" h touchpad.  
Remove the bottom basket from the  
machine.  
The reactivation programme proceeds  
automatically and finishes when the  
check light k, on the left hand side of  
the control panel and the "Start" indicator  
light h have gone out.  
Then:  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
Unscrew the salt container carefully,  
so that any water pressure that has  
built up can be released. Do not use  
force. If you cannot unscrew the salt  
container by hand, contact the Miele  
Service department.  
Screw the plastic lid back on the  
socket.  
Reposition bottom basket.  
Rinse the salt container and filter in-  
sert thoroughly.  
Unscrew the plastic cap in the base  
of the wash cabinet.  
Turn off the stopcocks.  
Important  
The water pressure (flow pressure at the  
take off point) must be at least 2.5 bar.  
If the flow pressure is below 2.5 bar, or  
if it fluctuates,the water softener cannot  
be reactivated in the normal way. After  
reactivation, salt remains may still be  
found in the salt container.  
To use up salt remains and to wash out  
the water softener, the "reactivate sof-  
tener" programme must be switched on  
again.  
Place the salt container on the reacti-  
vation socket and screw firmly into  
place.  
27  
Cleaning and Care  
Cleaning and Care  
Cleaning the filters in the  
wash cabinet  
The filter combination in the base of the  
cabinet should be inspected regularly  
and cleaned if necessary  
Caution  
Watch out for glass splinters, which  
could cause injury.  
Cleaning the coarse filter  
To unscrew the micro-fine filter, take  
hold of the two lugs and turn twice in  
an anti-clockwise direction,  
Press the two lugs together, remove  
and clean the filter.  
Put the clean filter back in position  
and press it until it clicks into place.  
Cleaning the flat and the micro-fine  
filters  
and remove, together with the flat filter.  
Clean the filters.  
Remove the coarse filter.  
The filter combination is then re-  
placed in the reverse order in which  
it was removed.  
The dishwasher must not be used with-  
out all the filters in place.  
28  
Cleaning and Care  
Cleaning and Care  
Cleaning the filters in the water  
inlet  
Filters are incorporated in the screw  
connection of the water inlet valve for  
protection. The filters must be cleaned  
when dirty otherwise insufficient water  
flows into the wash cabinet.  
Turn off stopcocks.  
Unscrew the water inlet hoses.  
1
2
Clean large area filter (1) and fine filter  
(2), or replace if necesary.  
After reconnection turn on the stop-  
cock gently to test for leaks.  
There is a further filter in front of the  
water inlet valve which must only be  
cleaned or replaced by a suitably com-  
petent person.  
29  
Correcting minor faults  
Correcting minor faults  
With the aid of the following explana-  
The water in the wash cabinet is not  
heated: the programme sequence  
lasts too long  
tory notes, minor faults can be cor-  
rected without contacting the Miele Ser-  
vice Department.  
This dishwasher has a resettable  
heater limiter which will shut off the  
heating in case of overheating. This  
could be caused for example, if large  
articles cover the heating elements or if  
the filters in the wash cabinet are  
blocked.  
Any work on the electrical components  
of the machine should only be carried  
out by a suitably qualified and compe-  
tent person.  
Faults / Possible causes  
Remove cause of fault.  
The dishwasher does not start  
Take off service panel (see "Electri-  
cal connection ").  
– Check that the door is properly  
closed.  
– Check that the switch at the isolator  
is on.  
– Check the fuses.  
A few minutes after switching on, the  
indicator light p q flashes.  
– The stopcocks are closed.  
– The filters in the water inlet hose are  
dirty.  
Switch off the dishwasher.  
Open the stopcocks or clean the filters  
(see "Cleaning and Care").  
Switch on the dishwasher again and  
re-select the programme  
Press in the reset button (blue) on  
the heater limiter.  
The wash cycle finishes too early;  
the indicator light p q flashes  
If this switch trips repeatedly, the Miele  
Service dept must be contacted.  
– The drain hose is kinked.  
In the event of any faults which cannot  
be remedied, please contact your  
Miele dealer or the Miele Service De-  
partment  
Straighten the hose.  
Drain the water and re-select the pro-  
grammme (see "Interrupting a pro-  
gramme").  
30  
Installation  
Installation  
Please refer to the installation diag-  
ram supplied with this machine  
To do this the machine lid must be  
removed as follows:  
Open the door  
The machine must be installed cor-  
rectly and levelled accordingly.  
Any unevenness in the floor level can  
be compensated for by adjusting the  
screw feet.  
The machine can be installed in the fol-  
lowing ways:  
Free-standing  
Slot-in or at the end of a row:  
The dishwasher should be installed ad-  
jacent to other appliances and furniture  
or in a recess at least 60 cm wide and  
60 cm deep.  
Built under:  
The dishwasher should be installed  
under a worktop run or under a drain-  
ing board.The recess should be at  
least 60 cm wide, 60 cm deep and 82  
cm high.  
Remove the fixing screws on the left  
and right using a cross-headed  
screwdriver.  
Pull the lid approximately 5 mm for-  
wards, lift and remove.  
Without the lid the dishwasher can be  
built into a recess 82 cm high.  
If building the dishwasher into a recess  
87 cm high, a conversion kit is re-  
quired.  
Adjust and secure the dishwasher  
To guarantee stability, the dishwasher  
must first be aligned and then screwed  
to the worktop.  
Open the door.  
Through each of the two holes in the  
front rim, left and right, screw the  
dishwasher to the front edge of the  
continuous worktop.  
31  
Installation  
Installation  
Do not use silicone sealant to seal  
the gaps between the machine and  
any neighbouring units as this would  
hinder ventilation to the circulation  
pump.  
Dependng on the various requirements  
for building under,the following kits may  
also be required:  
87 cm high recess  
This kit consists of longer machine feet  
and a base plate.  
Cover plate  
The underside of the work surface is  
protected from steam damage by a  
plate of niro-steel.  
32  
Electrical Connection U.K.  
Electrical Connection U.K.  
All work must be carried out by a suit-  
To remove service panel and plinth:  
ably competent person and in com-  
pliance with local and national regula-  
tions.  
Connection should be made via a  
suitable isolator which complies with  
national and local regulations, and  
the on/off switch should be easily ac-  
cessible. For extra safety it is advis-  
able to install a residual current de-  
vice (RCD) with a trip current of 30  
mA.  
b
b
a
a
b
b
For technical data see the data plate  
or accompanying circuit diagram.  
The machine must only be operated  
with the voltage, frequency and fusing  
shown on the data plate.  
Isolate the machine from the power  
supply.  
WARNING  
THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE  
EARTHED  
Remove fixing screws "a" from the  
service panel.  
Conversion (in countries where this is  
an option) can be carried out following  
the conversion diagram and wiring di-  
agram supplied.  
Take hold of the service panel at the  
bottom corners and pull forward.  
Remove plinth screws "b".  
Disconnect earth lead if necessary.  
Remove plastic protective cap.  
To re-assemble:  
A conversion diagram is located at the  
back of the machine and on the rear of  
the service panel.  
The wiring diagram is to be found be-  
hind the plinth on the left hand side, at-  
tached to the floor of the machine.  
Refit plastic protective cap, plinth  
facing and service panel in the  
reverse order to which they were  
removed.  
The data plate with test certification is  
on the rear of the machine and on the  
plinth behind the service panel.  
Make sure the earth lead is recon-  
nected.  
Refer also to the separate Installation in-  
structions.  
33  
Plumbing  
Plumbing  
Connection to the water inlet  
The 1/2 inch inlet pressure hoses are  
approximately 1.7 m long and termi-  
nate in a 3/4 inch female thread. On  
no account must the inlet filters be  
removed.  
The dishwasher must be connected  
to the water supply in accordance  
with the local and national regula-  
tions, (NWC in Great Britain).  
For extra protection of the solenoid  
valve against impurities in the water  
supply, large surface area filters are  
enclosed in the kit supplied with the  
machine.  
The dishwasher is constructed to  
comply with German water authority  
regulations in such a way that an  
external non-return valve is not  
required.  
(See diagram in "Cleaning and care,  
water inlet").  
The water pressure (flow rate) must  
be between 2.5 and 10 bar (0.25  
and 1 MPa). If the water pressure is  
not within this range, the Miele Ser-  
vice Department will advise you of  
the measures to take. (See also "Pro-  
gramming special functions").  
Refer also to the separate Installation in-  
structions.  
The water in the machine is not suit-  
able for drinking.  
The dishwasher is supplied as stand-  
ard for connection to cold and hot  
(max 70°C) water supply. Colour  
markings are blue for cold and red  
for hot water. The inlet hoses should  
be connected to the respective cold  
and hot water stopcocks. If no hot  
water supply is available, the hose  
for hot water (red marking) must also  
be connected to the cold water sup-  
ply. In this case both hoses should  
be connected to the cold water sup-  
ply.  
The hose marked with 90 °C should  
only be connected to supplies at  
maximum 70 °C in order to prolong  
its life.  
Stopcocks with 3/4 inch BSP male  
thread to be provided on site. They  
should be as accessible as possible  
because the water supply must be  
turned off when the machine is not in  
use.  
34  
Plumbing  
Plumbing  
Drainage  
The drainage system is fitted with a  
non-return valve which prevents dirty  
water from flowing back into the ma-  
chine via the drain hose.  
The dishwasher is supplied with ap-  
proximately 1.5 m of flexible drain-  
age hose with an internal diameter of  
22 mm. A hose clip is supplied.  
The drainage hose must not be short-  
ened.  
a longer drainage hose up to a  
length of 4 m is available if required.  
Contact the Miele Spare Parts De-  
partment.  
The drainage system must not ex-  
ceed 4 metres and the drain pump  
has a maximum delivery head of 1  
metre.  
Refer also to the separate Installation in-  
structions.  
35  
Caring for the environment  
Caring for the environment  
Disposal of packing  
When disposing of an old machine  
first make it unusable. Disconnect,  
cut off the cable and any plug from  
the cable. For environmental and  
safety reasons ensure the machine  
is completely drained of any  
residue water and cleaning agent.  
(Observe safety regulations and  
wear safety goggles and gloves).  
Make the door lock inoperative, so  
that children cannot accidentally  
shut themselves in. The simplest  
way to do this is to remove the lock-  
ing pin (2 cross-slotted screws  
above the door). Make appropriate  
arrangements for the safe disposal  
of the machine. For tank system ma-  
chines ensure that any water is emp-  
tied out of the tank.  
The transport and protective packing  
has been selected from materials  
which are environmentally friendly for  
disposal and can normally be recycled.  
Rather than just throwing these ma-  
terials away, please ensure they are of-  
fered for recycling.  
Disposal of your old  
machine/appliance  
Old machines/appliances contain ma-  
terials which can be recycled. Please  
contact your dealer, your local waste  
collection centre or scrap merchant  
about potential recycling schemes. En-  
sure that the machine/appliance pres-  
ents no danger to children while being  
stored for disposal. See the appropri-  
ate advice in the “Warning and safety”  
instructions.  
36  
Technical data  
Technical data  
Noise emission in (A)  
Noise level: 65  
37  
38  
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