Operating instructions
for condenser tumble dryer
T 679 Ci
It is essential to read these
operating instructions before
installing or using the machine
to avoid the risk of accident,
or damage to the machine.
Q
M.-Nr. 04 950 470
Contents
Cleaning the fluff filters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Cleaning the tumble dryer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Emptying the condensed water container . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Cleaning the condenser unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Problem solving guide
What to do if ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
After sales service
Repairs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Future updates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Fitting the front panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Fitting the plinth facia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
External condensed water outlet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Electrical connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Consumption data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Technical data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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Guide to the appliance
Control panel
b“I-On/0-Off” button
f“Delay start” button
for switching the appliance on and off.
When the machine is switched on, the
drum light will come on as you open
the door.
The start of the programme can be de-
layed for up to 24 hours.
gAdditional option buttons
Indicator lights: on= option selected
c“Door” button
off= option not selected
to open the door/cancel a programme.
This button does not stay pressed in.
hProgramme selector
can be turned clockwise or anti-clock-
wise.
dDisplay
fulfills several functions:
– shows how long the programme still
has to run;
– with “Delay start”, shows the delay
period until the programme will begin;
– shows the programmable functions
selected.
The light ring will go out in the following
circumstances:
– if the machine has been switched on
for several minutes but no pro-
gramme has been selected or
started;
– once the programme has been fin-
ished for several minutes.
e“START”button
starts a drying programme.
The indicator light:
iSequence indicator and check
lights
– flashes to indicate that the pro-
gramme can be started;
– remains on once the programme has
commenced.
Please consult the section “Problem
solving guide” for the check lights.
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Caring for the environment
Caring for the environment
Disposal of packing
Disposal of your old
machine/appliance
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.
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.
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Warning and safety instructions
Warning and safety instructions
Please read the operating instruc-
tions before using the tumble dryer
for the first time. They contain im-
portant information about the safety,
use and maintenance of the
machine. This will avoid the risk of
accidents and damage to the ma-
chine. Keep these operating in-
structions in a safe place and en-
sure that new users are familiar with
the content. Pass them on to any fu-
ture owners of the machine.
Before connecting the machine, en-
sure that the connection data on
the data plate (fusing, voltage and fre-
quency) matches the mains electricity
supply. If in any doubt, consult a quali-
fied electrician.
The electrical safety of this ma-
chine can only be guaranteed
when continuity is complete between
the appliance and an effective earthing
system which complies with local and
national regulations. It is most import-
ant that this basic safety requirement is
regularly tested by a qualified electri-
cian. The manufacturer cannot be held
responsible for the consequences of an
inadequate earthing system.
Correct usage
The tumble dryer is only intended
for drying fabrics which have been
washed in a water solution and are
marked on the manufacturer’s wash
care label as being suitable for tumble
drying.
Any other applications may be dan-
gerous. The manufacturer is not liable
for damage resulting from improper
use or operation.
The machine is built in accordance
with current safety requirements.
Unauthorised repairs could result in un-
foreseen dangers for the user, for which
the manufacturer cannot accept respon-
sibility. Repairs should only be under-
taken by a Miele approved engineer.
In the event of a fault, or for clean-
ing purposes, the machine is only
completely isolated from the electricity
supply when:
Do not let small children play with
the machine and its controls or
operate it. Please supervise its use by
the elderly or infirm.
– the plug is withdrawn, or
– it is switched off at the mains, or
– the mains fuse is withdrawn.
Technical safety
Check for visible external damage
before installation.
Do not install or operate a damaged
machine or appliance.
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Warning and safety instructions
For safety reasons, do not use an ex-
tension cable. There is a danger of
overheating.
Condensed water is not drinking
water. It can cause health prob-
lems in people and animals.
Faulty components must only be
Always close the door after use to
avoid the danger of:
exchanged for Miele original spare
parts. Only when these parts are fitted
can the safety standards of the ma-
chine be guaranteed.
– someone leaning on the door which
could cause the machine to tip;
– children climbing into the machine or
hiding objects in it.
Use
There is a danger of fire with fab-
rics which:
Do not install the machine in a
room where the temperature may
drop below freezing, as temperatures
below zero could damage the machine.
– contain rubber, foam rubber or rub-
ber-like materials;
– have been treated with inflammable
Frozen condensed water in the pump,
hose and condensed water container
could also lead to damage.
cleaning agents;
– have been splashed with hair lac-
quer, hair spray, nail varnish remover
or similar;
– also padded items (eg cushions,
jackets) which have been damaged,
as the padding could fall out and
catch fire.
If the water is drained externally
through the drain hose instead of
being collected in the condensed
water container, make sure the drain
hose is securely attached if you hang it
in a sink or basin to avoid the hose slip-
ping and the water causing damage.
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Warning and safety instructions
Using accessories
Accessory parts may only be fitted
when expressly approved by
Miele. If other parts are used, guaran-
tee, performance and product liability
claims may be invalidated.
Disposing of your old machine
Before discarding an old machine,
unplug it and render the plug use-
less. Cut off the cable directly behind
the appliance to prevent misuse.
In countries where there are areas
which may be subject to infesta-
tion by cockroaches or other vermin,
pay particular attention to keeping the
appliance and its surroundings in a
clean condition at all times. Any dam-
age which may be caused by cock-
roaches or other vermin will not be
covered by the appliance guarantee.
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Brief instructions
Brief instructions
Brief description
Please read the sections on “Warn-
ing and safety” and “Notes on
laundry care”.
Programmes are selected by turning
the programme selector and can be
supplemented by pressing the addi-
tional option buttons.
1 Switching the machine on and
loading the laundry
Press the “START” button to begin a
programme.
Switch on by pressing the “I-On/0-
Off” button.
The indicator lights in the sequence dis-
play (on the right hand side of the con-
trol panel) show which stage has been
reached in the programme.
Press the “Door” button to open the
door.
Place the laundry loosely in the drum.
The Sensitive system automatically ad-
justs drying to suit the water quality
and ensure more precise results.
The Novotronic controls measure and
register the conductivity of the water
and compensate for variations to
achieve a uniform residual moisture
level.
Swing the door shut but do not slam
it. Do not push on the door to shut it.
2Selecting a programme
Turn the programme selector to the
drying level you require.
The automatic reversing action turns
the drum clockwise and anti-clockwise
to loosen the laundry and prevent
uneven drying, ensuring good results.
3 Selecting additional option(s)
Press the buttons to switch addi-
tional options on or off as required.
Once the required degree of dryness is
achieved, the laundry is allowed to cool
down.
4 Starting the programme
Press the “START” button.
At the end of the programme the anti-
crease action period begins. The drum
turns intermittently to reduce the forma-
tion of creases and folds.
Programmable functions can be used
to select or de-select some of the addi-
tional options and introduce further
functions. These combinations can be
stored in the machine’s memory and
called up.
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Notes on laundry care
Notes on laundry care
Notes:
Before drying, check the drying sym-
bol on the textile care label.
Some woven and loopknit materials
(eg T-shirts, cotton jersey material)
have a tendency to shrink, depending
on their quality, and this is often made
worse by over-drying. When purchas-
ing woven materials, it is advisable to
take their shrinkage properties into ac-
count.
Significance of symbols:
q = Dry at normal temperature
r = Dry at low temperature
(also push in the “Low temperature”
button if required)
s = Do not tumble dry
Starched washing can be dried in the
tumble dryer. In order to achieve the
usual finish, double the amount of
starch should be used.
t = Can be tumble dried
If no symbol is featured, dry at your own
risk applying the following principles:
Cotton and minimum iron items should
be dried in the appropriate programme
(see programme charts).
Minimum iron shirts or blouses in 100%
cotton may crease badly, depending
on the quality and weave. Try drying
these items using the “Hand iron” set-
ting but if this is unsatisfactory use the
"Smoothing" setting, then hang the gar-
ments on a hanger to dry.
For delicate fabrics, eg acrylic, select
"Minimum iron" and also press the "Low
temperature" button.
The following fabrics should not
be dried in a tumble dryer:
– Woollens and wool blends
These fabrics tend to become matted
and shrink. These fabrics can, how-
ever, be partially dried using the
“Woollens hand care” programme.
– Down-filled items*
Minimum iron fabrics tend to crease
more, the larger the drying load, particu-
larly when the weave of the fabric is very
fine. The load should be reduced to
1.5 kg or, if necessary, to 1 kg.
New dark-coloured fabrics should be
dried separately from light-coloured
fabrics to avoid colours running.
The fine fabric interior tends to
shrink, depending on the quality.
– Pure linen*
These items should only be ma-
chine dried if specified as suitable
by the manufacturer on the textile
care label, as the surface of the fab-
ric may otherwise “roughen”.
* Linen and down-filled items can,
however, be partially dried using
the “Smoothing” programme.
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How to dry correctly
How to dry correctly
Hints on saving energy
Make sure there is no washing
detergent dispenser among the
laundry, as this could melt and dam-
age the machine and the laundry.
Make sure that your laundry has
been thoroughly spun at the highest
appropriate spin speed before
drying. Spinning at 1600 rpm, for
example, saves approximately 30%
energy and time compared with 800
rpm.
Load the laundry very loosely into
the drum.
Do not overload the drum. Over-
loading can cause unnecessary
wear and tear to the laundry and
give a disappointing drying result.
Load the full amount of laundry ac-
cording to the programme chosen
(see “Programme chart”) for the
most economical drying related to
the size of the load. Make sure that
the drum is not over- or under-
loaded.
Shut the door with a light swing but
do not slam it. Do not push on the
door to shut it.
As far as possible, sort fabrics for:
– the type of fibre or weave
– the degree of drying required
– similar size of items
– the moisture content after spinning.
This will help towards an even drying
result.
Ensure the room is well ventilated.
1Switching on and loading
Fasten duvet covers etc to prevent
small items from being rolled up in-
side them.
Do up zips and tie fabric belts and
apron strings.
Important: Please check that items
of laundry cannot be trapped by the
door, as this will cause damage to
the fabric.
Press the “l-On / 0-Off” button.
Press the “Door” button and open
the door.
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How to dry correctly
– If the “Timed drying” button is held
in, the time will automatically run up
to 2hours, beginning at i5 minutes.
2Selecting a programme
3Selecting additional options
One or more additional options can
now be switched on or off.
If required, the delay start option can
be selected.
See the “Additional options” and “Delay
start” sections for further information.
4Starting a programme
Turn the programme selector to the
programme required.
Press the “START” button.
The drying stage reached display will
indicate which drying stage the pro-
gramme has reached.
See the “Programme chart” for a de-
scription of each programme.
COTTONS; MINIMUM IRON; Wool-
lens hand care; Smoothing
The memory function:
If the memory function has been acti-
vated, the machine will automatically
call up the additional options selected
for the previous programme. The indi-
cator lights will indicate which options
are selected and, if using timed drying,
the programme length selected last
time will appear in the display. For fur-
ther details on the memory function,
please see the section “Programmable
functions”.
The length of the programme is deter-
mined by the electronics according to
each load.
TIMED drying
The length of the programme is freely
selectable:
Turn the programme selector to
TIMED DRYING.
Press the “Timed drying” button re-
peatedly until the required time ap-
pears in the display.
Times are chosen in the following
stages:
– i5 minutes up to 30 minutes:
in 5-minute stages
– 30 minutes up to 2hours:
in 10-minute stages.
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How to dry correctly
"Clean out airways" indicator light
After drying
This indicator light shows that the dryer
is not working most efficiently or econ-
omically.
When the drying programme has fin-
ished the “Anti-crease / finish” se-
quence indicator light comes on.
The causes of this check message can
be:
Press the “Door” button to open the
door.
– the fluff filters in the door and the
door opening are blocked;
Remove the laundry.
Make sure that the drum is empty.
– the condenser unit is blocked.
If items are left in the dryer, they
could be damaged by overdrying
when the dryer is next used.
After every cycle remove the fluff
from
– the fluff filter in the door
– the filters in the door opening
(See the section on “Cleaning and
care”).
Empty the condensed water con-
tainer (where there is no external
drainage of the water). See the sec-
tion on “Cleaning and care”.
Close the door and switch off the ma-
chine after each use.
Press the “l-On / 0-Off” button to
switch off.
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Additional options
Additional options
Anti-crease
Once a programme has ended the
drum will turn at regular intervals to
prevent the laundry from settling into
creases and folds.
Short
The programme running time is re-
duced.
– For drying fabrics that are not deli-
cate.
Additional options can be switched
on or off by pressing the relevant but-
ton before the start of a programme.
Low temperature
Indicator lights:
– on= additional option switched on
– off= additional option switched off
The drying temperature is reduced.
– For delicate fabrics (drying symbol
r), eg acrylic.
It is not possible to activate additional
options which are incompatible with the
basic drying programme selected. The
indicator light will go out when the op-
tion button is released.
The programme running time is in-
creased.
Buzzer
If an inappropriate combination of op-
tions is selected (eg “Short” and “Low
temperature”) only the option that was
selected last will be activated.
An audible tone sounds repeatedly
at the end of a programme during
the Anti-crease/Finish phase.
The volume of the buzzer can be ad-
justed:
Timed drying
1 Select the programme.
For selecting the length of a TIMED
DRYING programme.
2 Press the “Buzzer” button
(the “Buzzer” indicator light will come
on) until the desired volume is
achieved. The pitch of the buzzer will
change at the same time.
3 Release the “Buzzer” button and start
the programme.
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Programme chart
Programme chart
Programme
Fabric type
maximum
load (2)
Special notes
COTTONS
Multi-layered fabrics, not
thoroughly dried with
“Normal +”
5 kg
5 kg
Do not dry jersey wear in the
Extra dry programme –
tendency to shrink.
Extra dry
Mixed load of cotton fabrics,
eg towelling, jerseywear, ie
single and multi-layered
fabrics
–
Normal +
Normal (1)
Load of similar fabrics (jersey
wear, flannelette sheets,
towelling).
5 kg
If fabrics are too damp,
select “Normal +”.
r
Cotton or linen fabrics (eg
table linen, bedlinen,
starched laundry etc)
5 kg
5 kg
–
Hand iron
Hand iron
rr (1)
If fabrics are too damp to
hand iron, select Hand iron
r
.
Cotton or linen fabrics,
including starched laundry,
for machine ironing
5 kg
The laundry should be rolled
up to prevent it from drying
out until it can be ironed.
Machine iron
(1)
Note for Test Institutes: These are the programmes that should be tested according to the EN
61121/A11 Standard.
(2)
Weight of laundry when dry
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Programme chart
Programme
Fabric type
Maximum
load (2)
Special notes
MINIMUM IRON
Normal+
Minimum iron items which are
made of synthetics or blended
fabrics, (eg pullovers,
2.5 kg
Spin minimum iron fabrics for at
least 30 seconds in the
washing machine before drying
dresses, trousers) which are
not dried adequately in the
“Normal” programme
Normal (1)
Hand iron
Minimum iron shirts, Table cloths
etc made of blended fabrics, (eg
cotton/synthetics) .
2.5 kg
2.5 kg
Minimum iron shirts, Table
cloths etc made of blended
fabrics, (eg cottons and
synthetics), which are still to
be hand ironed
TIMED DRYING
Warm air
Individual items, (eg bathing
costumes, bath towels, tea
towels)
5 kg
–
–
Multi-layered fabrics whose
layers have different drying
characteristics
Items which are only to be
aired
5 kg
1 kg
Cool air
Special care programmes
Woollen fabrics
To refresh and fluff up woollen
garments quickly.
Woollens
hand care
Remove garments immediately
at the end of the programme.
Do not repeat. Woollen fabrics
are not dried completely by this
programme.
Minimum iron items made of
cotton, blended fabrics or
synthetics
2.5 kg
Smooths out creases resulting
from the spin cycle in the
washing machine.
Smoothing
Remove garments immediately
at the end of the programme
(1)
Note for Test Institutes: These are the programmes to be used when testing according to the EN
61121/A11 Standard
(2)
Weight of the washing when dry
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Display
Display
Various pieces of information are
shown in the display:
- the length of time a programme still
has to run (time left);
- the length of programme selected
for timed drying;
- the number of hours selected for the
delay start option;
- programmable functions as they are
switched on or off.
Each load should ideally be made
up of items of the same size. The
time left will vary more if items are of
very different sizes. In this case the
time may stop counting down
shortly before the end of the pro-
gramme, (see the "Problem solving
guide").
Time left indicator
Once a programme has started, the
electronics calculate how long the pro-
gramme will last and the following sym-
-
bols: ===... ==... appear in the display.
After approximately a minute the length
of the programme will appear and a
countdown in minutes will commence.
The time left can vary with each pro-
gramme because it is dependent on
several factors:
– the quantity, type and residual mois-
ture of the various items in the load;
– variations in electrical current;
– the surrounding temperature.
The time left should therefore only be
regarded as an estimate. However, to
make this estimate as precise as
possible, the machine has intelligent
electronics that are capable of “learn-
ing”. During the first 10-15 programme
cycles, the electronics will monitor your
individual laundry load patterns and
adapt accordingly.
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Delay start
Delay start
To cancel delayed start
Once a programme has been se-
lected, the start can be delayed from
30 minutes (30) up to 24 hours (24h).
Press the "Delay start" button re-
peatedly until 24h appears in the dis-
play. Then press "Delay start" once
more. Both the display and the
"Delay start" indicator light go out.
"Delay start" is now cancelled;
Select a programme.
or, if you have already pressed the
“START” button, switch the machine
off using the “I-On/0-Off” button.
Press the “Delay start” button re-
peatedly until the required time ap-
pears in the display:
– up to i0h in 30-minute stages.
– from i0h up to 24h in 1-hour stages.
Press the “START” button.
The chosen time will be counted down:
– from 24h to i0h in 1 hour stages;
– less than i0h in 1 minute stages.
Approximately 1 minute after the pro-
gramme starts the time left will appear
in the display.
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Altering a programme
Altering a programme
Once a programme has started, no
programme change or additional op-
tions will be accepted.
To open the door during a pro-
gramme to add or remove
garments
If the programme selector is turned to
a different programme after a pro-
gramme has begun, the “Drying” indi-
cator light will flash. The programme
originally selected will continue to run
as normal. The indicator light will go
out when the selector is returned to its
original position.
Cancel the programme by:
Pressing the “Door” button and open-
ing the door.
– Items can now be added or removed
early.
Restart the programme by:
Closing the door.
To cancel a programme
Pressing the “START” button.
– The programme will restart.
Open the door or switch the machine
off.
– The time left shown in the display
may now vary from the actual drying
time.
To select a different pro-
gramme
Turn the programme selector to “Fin-
ish”.
– The “Anti-crease/Finish” indicator
light will flash by itself to indicate that
the programme has been cancelled.
If there is a power cut, TIMED
DRYING programmes have to be re-
started once the power supply is re-
stored.
Turn the programme selector to the
drying level required.
Switch additional options on or off as
required.
Press the “START” button.
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Electronic system lock
Electronic system lock
The system lock prevents anyone
from interfering with the dryer.
To activate the system lock
1 Ensure that the door is closed and
that the programme selector is
turned to “Finish”.
2 Turn the machine on.
3 Press the “Anti-crease” button and
keep it pressed in while carrying out
steps 4 to 6.
4Slowly turn the programme selector
clockwise stage by stage until it
reaches the “COTTONS/Normal” po-
sition.
5Slowly turn the programme selector
anti-clockwise stage by stage until it
reaches the “Finish” position.
6 Slowly turn the programme selector
anti-clockwise stage by stage until it
reaches the “MINIMUM IRON/Hand
iron” position.
The “Locked” indicator light will come
on.
7 Release the “Anti-crease” button.
The system lock is now activated.
8Switch the machine off.
To de-activate the system lock
Repeat steps 1-7 .
The “Locked” indicator light will go out
after step 6.
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Programmable functions
Programmable functions
Notes
Programmable function 03: “Mem-
ory”
The programmable functions can be
used to create drying programmes to
suit your individual requirements.
They will remain in the machine’s
memory until cancelled.
The additional options chosen for the
last drying programme are stored in
the machine’s memory.
The memory programmable function
can be used to switch the memory on
or off. The machine is delivered with
the memory function activated.
One or all of the programmable func-
tions can be activated or cancelled.
(See following page).
Programmable function 0i: “Correc-
ting the drying level”
The Sensitive System aims to dry
using as little energy as possible.
However, if you require the washing
to be drier, it is possible to reduce
the final moisture level on all pro-
grammes.
The machine is delivered with this func-
tion switched off.
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Programmable functions
6 The number of the programmable
function will flash in the display, alter-
nating with the “P”.
Activating and
storing in the memory
Example:
0i0... P 0... 0i0... P 0... .
The programmable functions are acti-
vated using the additional option but-
tons in special combinations with the
programme selector to introduce
extra features not marked up on the
control panel.
The number on the right will show con-
stantly and means:
0 = programmable function off
i = programmable function on (the in-
dicator light “Machine iron” will also
come on.)
1 Switch the machine off and shut the
door.
7Press the “START” button to change
the number on the right from
0 to i = on or from
Turn the programme selector to the
“Finish” position.
2 Press the “Short” and “Low tempera-
ture” buttons at the same time.
Keep them pressed in and ...
ito 0= off.
8If you wish to activate a further pro-
grammable function, repeat from
step 5. If not:
3 ... switch the machine on by pressing
the “I-On/0-Off” button.
9 To store in the memory: turn the pro-
gramme selector to “Finish” and
switch the machine off using the
“I-On/0-Off” button.
4 Release all the buttons.
– “P” will appear in the display.
– The “Drying” and “Cool air” indicator
lights will flash.
To de-select a programmable func-
tion
5Turn the programme selector to one
of the following positions:
Carry out steps 1 to 9.
– COTTONS, extra dry
for programmable function 01:
correcting the drying level
To check whether a programmable
function is activated:
– COTTONS, normal
Carry out steps 1 to 6.
Switch the machine off.
This completes the check.
for programmable function 03:
memory function
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Cleaning and care
Cleaning and care
Cleaning the fluff filters
The fluff which is created by the drying
process is collected in the fluff filters in
the door and door opening.
Clean the filters after every pro-
gramme to reduce drying time and
save energy.
These filters should only be removed
for cleaning with water.
Dry the filters well after rinsing and
put back in place.
Cleaning the tumble dryer
Disconnect the machine from the
power supply.
Open the door. Grip the filter by the
recessed handle and pull upwards
to remove.
Remove the fluff from:
– the filter in the door
– the filters in the door opening
Do not use any sharp or pointed ob-
jects.
Remove any fluff from the hollow part
of the door holder through the wide slit
at the bottom. A cleaning brush is
available at extra cost from the Miele
Spare Parts Department.
Clean . . .
. . . the housing and control panel:
with a mild detergent or soapy water;
. . . the drum and other stainless
steel parts: with a suitable proprie-
tary stainless steel cleaner following
the manufacturer’s instructions.
Never use abrasive substances,
scouring pads, glass or general pur-
pose cleaners. These could damage
plastic surfaces and other parts.
The machine must never be hosed
down.
Push the cleaned filter back into the
door holder and close the door.
If there is a great deal of compacted fluff
on the filters, they can be cleaned under
hot running water.
Dry all parts with a soft cloth.
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Cleaning and care
Emptying the condensed
water container
If the hose drain has not been fitted
and connected, the condensed water
will be collected in the condensed
water container.
The condensed water container
should be emptied after every
drying cycle, or as soon as the
“Empty out container” indicator light
comes on.
If . . .
. . . the condensed water container is
full when a programme is started or
. . . it becomes full during a drying cycle:
– the “Empty out container” light will
come on,
Slide back the cap and pour the
water away.
Push the container back into the ma-
chine until it engages into place.
– the buzzer will sound,
– the programme will be stopped,
– the washing will be cooled down and
the “Cool air” light will come on.
Condensed water should not be
drunk. It could lead to health prob-
lems for humans and animals.
Condensed water can be put to house-
hold use, eg used in a steam iron or hu-
midifier.
Note:
To ensure that no particles of fluff are
left which could damage the ap-
pliance, pass the condensed water
through a fine sieve or paper filter.
Pull the container out of the machine,
gripping it firmly with both hands.
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Cleaning and care
Cleaning the condenser unit
The machine must be disconnected
from the electricity supply before
cleaning.
The condenser unit should be
cleaned at least four times a year.
Open the door.
Pull the cover off.
Turn the cover lock downwards to
the vertical position.
Turn both levers on the condenser
unit to the vertical position.
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Cleaning and care
Pull the condenser unit out.
Clean the two long sides of the unit.
Stand the condenser unit lengthwise
on a towel until it is quite dry.
Replace the condenser unit (see il-
lustration above left).
Return both levers on the condenser
unit to the horizontal position.
Pull forwards on the unit to check
that it is firmly in place.
Replace the cover and check that it
is also firmly in place, otherwise
water may leak from the machine.
Close the door.
Clean the condenser unit at both
ends (front and back).
Wipe the rubber seals at both ends
gently but thoroughly.
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Problem solving guide
Problem solving guide
What to do if ...
Electrical appliances should only be repaired by qualified personnel. Incorrectly repaired ma-
chines may pose a considerable risk to the user.
What to do if . . .
Cause . . .
This may be due to an incorrect Repeat the switch-on procedure
selection procedure sequence (see section on “Drying
when switching on the machine. correctly”). Also check the
following:
Remedy . . .
. . . the tumble dryer fails to
start when switched on
– Is the machine plugged in at
the mains switch?
– Is the door closed properly?
– Was the “”I-On/0-Off” button
pushed in?
– Was the “START” button
pushed in?
– Has the delay start been
activated? The programme
will start once the time delay
has expired.
– Has the fuse or circuit
breaker tripped? If so,
contact the Miele Service
Department.
Static charge can be reduced
by adding a fabric conditioner
for the final rinse in the washing
machine.
. . . items made of synthetic
fibres are charged with static
electricity after drying
The load consists of different
fabrics.
Select a more suitable drying
programme next time.
. . . the laundry is not suffi-
ciently dry
Fluff is principally the result of friction when garments are being
worn and washed. Machine drying hardly causes any fluff to form
and, as has been established by research institutes, has no effect
on the lifetime of fabric.
. . . there is a build-up of fluff
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Problem solving guide
What to do if . . .
Cause . . .
Remedy . . .
Ventilation to and from the dryer
is insufficient (eg in a small
room). This could cause the
room temperature to rise sharply.
Open a door or window while
the machine is in operation for
increased air flow.
. . . drying process goes on
too long.
The vent below the door is
blocked.
Remove any objects that are
blocking the vent below the
door.
The dryer cannot blow air out
correctly.
– Clean the fluff filters in the
door and the door opening.
– Clean the condenser unit.
The laundry was not sufficiently Spin the laundry in the washing
spun.
machine at the highest possible
spin speed.
A double filter system with dual Laundry being removed from
. . . water droplets appear at
the upper edge of the drum
aperture.
insulation prevents fluff from
being deposited in the
condenser unit. This insulation
can lead to a build-up of
condensation.
the machine may come into
contact with these water
droplets, but they will dry off in
a matter of minutes.
The condenser unit has not
been correctly locked into place. and cover are firmly in position
and lock into place again.
Ensure that the condenser unit
. . . water leaks from the ma-
chine after the condenser unit
has been cleaned.
This is not a fault.
See the section on “Guide to
the appliance”.
. . . the ring around the pro-
gramme selector switch is not
lit up.
It only lights up when the
machine is switched on. The
bulb may be defective.
Change the bulb. See
instructions at the end of this
section.
. . . the interior drum lighting
does not come on.
See instructions at the end of
this section.
. . . you need to open the door
during a power cut.
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Problem solving guide
Check and indicator lights:
What to do if . . .
Cause . . .
Remedy . . .
The system lock is activated.
The programme cannot be
started.
See section “Electronic system
lock”.
. . . the “Locked” indicator
light flashes when the ma-
chine is switched on.
That is not a fault.
The light will go out at the end of
the programme.
. . . the “Locked” indicator
light comes on during drying.
The programme selector was
moved after the beginning of
the programme. The
Turn the selector back to its
original position and the light
will go out.
. . . the “Drying” indicator
light flashes.
programme continues to run
normally.
There could be a fault.
– Switch the machine off and
on again.
. . . the “Anti-crease/Finish”
light flashes.
– Select the programme and
press “START”.
Cold surrounding temperatures – Install the appliance in a
below freezing are affecting the
machine (frozen condensed
water).
warmer room.
If the light continues to flash there
is a problem. Contact Miele
Service Department.
The condensed water container Empty the container.
. . . the “Empty out container”
light comes on.
is full.
Check that the condensed
water container is correctly
positioned.
The fluff filters or the condenser
unit are blocked.
– When the programme has
ended, clean the filters (see
section “Cleaning and care”).
. . . the “Clean out airways”
light comes on.
– Clean the condenser unit
and check that it is correctly
positioned.
The electronics are registering
that the machine is
Always load the machine to full
capacity for economical drying.
underloaded.
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Problem solving guide
Check and indicator lights:
What to do if . . .
Cause . . .
Remedy . . .
This is not a fault.
See the “Display” section.
. . . once the programme has
started the following symbols
appear in the display:
-
-
"===... ==...==... = ...“
If there is no laundry in the drum when the programme is started, the
electronics will register this and stop the programme.
The programme will also be interrupted if the laundry placed in the
drum is already dry.
. . . the programme is inter-
rupted, the “Anti-crease/Fin-
ish” indicator light comes on
and 0 appears in the display.
See the section on “What to do if the drying process goes on too
long”.
. . . the programme is inter-
rupted and "---" appears in
the display.
This is not a fault.
The drying process is not yet
One of the pieces being dried is complete. The programme
considerably larger than items needs more time than the
that have been dried in previous electronic unit had calculated at
programmes. The time left may the start of the programme.
vary from that calculated by the The time count down is
. . . shortly before the end of
the programme the count
down of the time left to run
halts at "10", but the dryer con-
tinues to dry.
machine for a normal load.
suspended until the degree of
drying selected has been
reached.
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Problem solving guide
The interior drum lighting does not
come on: changing the bulb
The cover must be fixed securely
otherwise moisture may seep in and
cause a short circuit.
Open the door.
Before changing the bulb, discon-
nect the machine from the mains
power supply.
The temperature resistant bulb should
only be ordered from your Miele dealer
or the Miele Spare Parts Department.
Opening the door in the event of a
power failure.
Unscrew the plastic cover above the
door inside the drum.
Replace the bulb.
The light bulb must not exceed the
maximum wattage quoted on the
data plate and the light cover.
Replace the plastic cover and screw
back on.
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After sales service
After sales service
Repairs
Future updates
In the event of any fault which you can-
not remedy yourself, please contact:
The indicator or check light marked PC
allows a service engineer to update
your machine in future years.
– your Miele dealer
or
When, for example, new programmes
are developed or new fabrics are intro-
duced, a service engineer will be able
to modify existing programme cycles
accordingly.
– your nearest Miele Service Depart-
ment (see back cover for the ad-
dress).
Miele will provide information when
such possibilities become available.
When contacting the Service Depart-
ment, please quote the model and ser-
ial numbers of your appliance, both of
which are shown on the data plate
which is located beneath the drum
opening on the right.
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Installation
Installation
The ventilation slots beneath the door
must on no account be blocked as
this will prevent a sufficient intake of
cold air.
The tumble dryer can also be com-
bined with a Miele washing machine in
a washer and dryer stack. For this pur-
pose the appropriate stacking kit* and
special accessories* are required.
*These items are available from your Miele
dealer.
The machine must be perfectly level to
ensure safe and proper operation.
Minor differences do not, however,
have an adverse effect on operation.
The screw feet can be adjusted to
compensate for any uneveness in
the floor surface.
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Installation
Please note the following:
Installation
– The appliance should never be oper-
ated without the furniture front panel
in place.
The tumble dryer is specially designed
for installation under a worktop.
– The electrical connection point
should be close to the appliance
and easily accessible.
This appliance is fitted with a protec-
tive coverplate which replaces the
machine lid. For reasons of electri-
cal safety this coverplate is necess-
ary and should not be removed.
– The slides provided with the ma-
chine are intended to prevent dam-
age to floor coverings when ma-
noeuvring the tumble dryer into
position.
– For installation under a work surface
900/910 mm or 950/960 mm from
the floor, one or two spacer frames are
required respectively.
Spacer frames complete with fitting in-
structions are available from Miele
Dealers and the Miele Spare Parts De-
partment.
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Installation
Adjusting the adapter strips to
the height of adjacent drawers
The height of the adapter can be ad-
justed in one of two ways:
Fitting the front panel
The front of this appliance can be fitted
with a furniture panel to match sur-
rounding units.
If the unit is fitted in a Miele kitchen, a
front panel with the appropriate dimen-
sions and the necessary holes pre-
drilled can be provided.
– by altering the position of the nuts or
– by removing strips.
If the kitchen is from a manufacturer
other than Miele, it is recommended
that the panel be cut to size and
drilled by a specialist according to
Miele specifications.
Front panel dimensions:
Height: 570 mm (+10/-25 mm)
Width: 588-596 mm
Thickness: up to 19 mm (at the edges)
The template provided serves to locate
and drill the fixing holes for non-Miele
front panels.
Place the template along the lower
edge of the rear of the front panel.
Adjustment range for the adapter
strips: max. 10 mm upwards (see ar-
rows in the illustration).
There are four short parallel markings
at each corner of the template.
For adjustment downwards to max.
25mm additional adapter strips
together with longer screws are avail-
able from Miele dealers or the Miele
Spare Parts Department.
Use these markings to centre the
template.
Example:
With a front panel width of 594 mm
each second marking from inside must
line up with the left and right hand out-
side edges of the panel.
After adjustment has been made,
cut or pinch off any excess length
of the plastic screw.
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Installation
Fix the front panel with the rest of the
screws supplied and the hinge
screws.
Stick the template down with ad-
hesive tape.
There are two ways of fixing the front
panel:
Option 1
Drill all the holes for the inner door
panel to the given depths. On chip-
board fronts: free holes (= dia. 10 mm),
inject the silicone sealant supplied into
the holes.
Loosen and remove the lower screw
of the upper hinge on the left and
right hand sides of the door (see illus-
tration).
With the screws supplied fix the front
panel by screwing through drill holes
1 and 2 of the inner door panel (see
template) – do not tighten.
Align the front panel.
Tighten the screws.
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Installation
Option 2
Drill the numbered free holes and
screw points for the inner door panel to
the given depth.
On chipboard fronts: free holes (= dia.
10 mm), inject the silicone sealant sup-
plied into the holes.
Please note that some different holes
are used for a left or right hand door.
Door hinged left:
left markings (template), holes 1,2,3,4,5
Door hinged right:
right markings (template), holes
1,2,6,7,8
Loosen and remove the lower screw
of the upper hinge on the left and
right hand sides of the door.
With the screws supplied fix the front
panel by screwing through drill holes
1 and 2 of the inner door panel (see
template) – do not tighten.
Align the front panel.
Tighten the screws.
Drill all further holes required through
the drill holes of the inner door panel.
Fix the front panel with the rest of the
screws supplied and the hinge
screws.
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Installation
Fitting the plinth facia:
Fitting the plinth facia
Place the small template supplied on
the back of the upper edge of the
plinth facia and fasten with sticky
tape.
– The appliance plinth below the door
can be concealed using a plinth
facia.
– The height and return of the ap-
pliance plinth cannot be altered.
Cut out the plinth facia according to
the template.
– A taller plinth facia can only be in-
stalled if the overall niche height is
higher.
Cover the cut surface with the strip
supplied.
Stick the velcro fastener supplied to
the appliance plinth.
Plinth height Niche height
100 mm
(standard)
820 mm
870 mm
–
For this the following procedure is rec-
ommended:
150 mm
a spacer
frame is
required
Press the two halves of the velcro
fastener together lengthwise.
200 mm
920 mm
2 spacer
frames are
required
Cut into 2 or 3 pieces.
Peel off the protective backing from
one half of the velcro fastener
pieces.
A plinth facia (60 cm long) can be or-
dered from your kitchen dealer or
manufacturer.
Stick the pieces along the appliance
plinth, at the left and right hand edge
and in the middle. Press firmly into
place.
A cut-out must be made in the
plinth facia around the ventilation
slots otherwise the air flow to the ap-
pliance will be blocked and the ma-
chine will not work.
Peel off the remaining protective
backing strips.
Press the plinth facia firmly onto the
sticky surface of the velcro.
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Installation
External condensed water out-
let
The condensed water can be drained off
directly if the machine is installed near a
sink, drain outlet etc.
Maximum drain hose length: 3.00
metres
Maximum delivery head: 1.00 metre
Accessories supplied:
– 2 metre drain hose
– Hose clamp
– Adapter sleeve
– Hose clip
Push the drain hose onto the drain
outlet.
Secure the hose firmly with the clip.
Make sure that the hose is not
kinked.
Unscrew the hose clip from the drain
outlet at the back of the machine.
Remove the rubber plug.
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Installation
The dryer is fitted with a non-return
valve as standard to prevent water from
flowing back into the machine.
Connection to wash basin drain out-
let (where appropriate)
Push the hose clip (1) and the
knurled nut connector from the sink
drain outlet (2) over the drain hose.
Push the adapter sleeve (3) into the
hose.
Close the water inlet port to the con-
densed water container with the bot-
tom part of the rubber plug.
The plug must face towards the inte-
rior of the machine so that the con-
densed water container can be
pushed in easily.
Screw the drain hose to the drain out-
let with the knurled nut connector.
Tighten the hose clip up close to the
nut.
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Electrical connection
Electrical connection
Electrical connection U.K.
The wire which is coloured blue must
be connected to the terminal in the
plug which is marked with the letter N
or coloured black.
All electrical work should be carried out
only by a suitably competent person, in
strict accordance with national and
local safety regulations.
The wire which is coloured brown must
be connected to the terminal in the
plug which is marked with the letter L
or coloured red.
Theappliance is supplied with a mains
cable with moulded plug for connection
to a 230-240V mains supply. The voltage,
rated load and fuse rating are given on
the data plate. Please ensure these
match the household mains supply.
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE
MUST BE EARTHED
Ensure power is not restored to the ap-
pliance while installation work is being
carried out.
Connection should be made via a
fused plug and suitable switched
socket which is easily accessible after
installation. For extra safety it is advis-
able to install a residual current device
(RCD), with a trip current of 30 mA. Do
not connect via an extension lead.
Non-rewireable plugs BS 1363
If this machine is fitted with a non-re-
wireable plug, the following information
applies:
If the socket outlets are not suitable for
the plug supplied with the product, it
must be cut off and an appropriate
plug fitted.
The plug cut from the flexible cord should
be disposed of and on no account be in-
serted into any socket elsewhere in the
house (electric shock hazard).
Important
The wires in the mains lead are col-
oured in accordance with the following
code:
Green/yellow = earth
Blue
Brown
= neutral
= live
The fuse cover must be refitted when
changing the fuse, and if the fuse cover is
lost, the plug must not be used until a suit-
able replacement is obtained. The colour
of the correct replacement cover is that of
the coloured insert in the base of the plug,
or the colour that is embossed in words on
the base of the plug (as applicable to the
design of plug fitted).
Replacement fuses should be ASTA ap-
proved to BS 1362 and have the cor-
rect rating. Replacement fuse covers
may be purchased from your local elec-
trical supplier or Service agent.
Where it is necessary to change plugs,
if the colours of the wires in the mains
lead of this appliance do not corre-
spond with the coloured markings ident-
ifying the terminals of your plug, pro-
ceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured green and
yellow must be connected to the termi-
nal in the plug which is marked with the
letter E or by the earth symbol z or col-
oured green, or green and yellow.
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Consumption data
Consumption data
Programme
Cap-
acity
Final spin speed
(in a domestic
washing machine)
Electricity
consump-
tion
Drying time incl.
cooling down time
Minutes
kg
5
rpm
kWh
10 A (2)
16 A (2)
COTTONS
Extra dry
1200
1400
1600
3.0
2.9
2.6
95
92
82
77
74
67
5
1200
1400
1600
2.9
2.7
2.5
92
88
79
74
71
64
Normal +
Normal (1)
Normal
5
5
800 (70 % residual moisture)
3.5
109
88
1200
1400
1600
2.8
2.6
2.3
88
85
77
71
68
62
rr (1)
5
5
800 (70 % residual moisture)
2.85
91
74
Hand iron
rr
1200
1400
1600
2.1
1.95
1.6
66
66
56
56
54
46
Hand iron
5
1200
1400
1600
1.7
1.6
1.3
59
55
47
48
44
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Machine iron
MINIMUM IRON
Normal +
2.5
2.5
2.5
1000
1000 (50 % residual moisture)
1000
1.4
1.3
1.1
55
52
47
46
44
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Normal (1)
Hand iron
Special care
Woollens, Hand care
Smoothing
1
–
–
0.2
0.3
3
8
3
8
2.5
(1) Test performance in accordance with EN 61121/A11.
(2) Drying times may vary slightly. For fuse rating see data plate.
All values obtained in accordance with standard test EN 61121/A11.
Different types of fabric, the load and residual moisture after spinning may affect the figures given.
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Technical data
Technical data
Height. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
820 mm (adjustable +10/-5 mm)
Width . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Depth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Drum volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maximum capacity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
595 mm
580 mm (incl. distance from wall)
53 kg
103 l
5 kg dry weight
Capacity of condensed
water container . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
approx 4 l
1 m
Maximum delivery head. . . . . . . . . . . .
Maximum drain hose length. . . . . . . . .
3 m
Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rated load . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fuse rating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
see data plate
}
Electricity consumption . . . . . . . . . . . .
Test certificates awarded. . . . . . . . . . .
see section “Consumption data”
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