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Technical Information

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G 1xxx/G 2xxx

Options:

Function Programming

Display

Software version ID check

Do not press the

Delay

Start

button. The "Delay

Start" LED is not lit.

"Rinse" LED is out or flashes. The
display shows the software version
ID no. in consecutive digits
(e.g., -

1304

).

Reset

Press the

Delay Start

button 1x. The "Delay
Start" LED flashes 1x
rapidly intermittently.
Press the

Start/Stop

button to reset all standard
settings.

The "Rinse" LED is out or flashes.
This programmable function can be
used to reset all modifiable
parameters to their standard
settings. The display shows

p

and a

digit alternately:

p0

= Non-standard

settings have been made;

p1

= All

settings reset to standard settings
or no modifications have been
made.

Water hardness setting

1

Press the

Delay Start

button 2x. The "Delay
Start" LED flashes 2x
rapidly intermittently.
Press the

Start/Stop

button as appropriate to
set the desired water
hardness.

The "Rinse" LED is out or flashes.
The display shows

p

and the digit/s

of the set value alternately.
Setting range:

p1

to

p70

; see Table

080-9.

2

Dispensed rinse aid
quantity setting

Press the

Delay Start

button 3x. The "Delay
Start" LED flashes 3x
rapidly intermittently.
Press the

Start/Stop

button as appropriate to
make the desired setting.

The "Rinse" LED is out or flashes.
The display shows

P

and a digit

alternately: e.g.,

P3

(standard

setting) indicates a dispensed
quantity of 0.1 fl.oz. (3mL). Setting
range: 0 - 0.2 fl.oz. (0 - 6 mL). See
Table 080-10.

Adjust

Sensor Wash

program

Press

Delay Start

5x. The

"Delay Start" LED flashes
5x rapidly intermittently.
Press the

Start/Stop

button to change the
setting.

The "Rinse" LED is out or flashes.
The display shows

P

and a digit

alternately. Setting options:

P0

=

Standard program cycle (factory
setting);

P1

= Adjusted program

cycle. The

Sensor Wash

program

can be adjusted in this parameter to
deal with stubborn soiling (or
otherwise low overall soiling). If this
option is selected, the main wash
temperature is increased to 131°F
and, as a result, the program
duration is extended.

Resetting standard
settings

Press

Delay Start

12x.

The "Delay Start" LED
flashes 1x slowly and 2x
rapidly intermittently.
Press the

Start/Stop

button to reset all settings
back to their factory
values.

The "Rinse" LED is out or flashes.
This programmable function can be
used to reset all customer-modified
parameters back to their standard
settings. The display shows

P

and a

digit alternately.

P0

= Settings have

been modified;

P1

= All settings reset

to standard settings or no
modifications have been made.

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Summary of Contents for ADVANTA G 2170

Page 1: ...TECHNICAL INFORMATION G 1xxx and G 2xxx Dishwashers All US Models 2012 Miele USA ...

Page 2: ...trical Connection 22 3 3 Plumbing Connections 22 3 3 1 Intake Connection 22 3 3 2 Drain Connection 22 D Layout of Electrical Components 23 1 Control Panels 23 1 1 Novotronic 23 1 2 Touchtronic 23 1 3 Incognito 25 1 4 Navitronic 26 2 Appliance Overviews 27 2 1 Integrated Models Salt Container in Sump 27 2 2 Fully Integrated Models Salt Container in Sump 28 2 3 Integrated Models Salt Container in Do...

Page 3: ... 1 Removing the Combination Dispenser 59 4 2 Cable Holder Removal 59 4 3 Locking Plate Adjustment 59 4 4 Bottom Door Seal Removal 60 4 5 Door Lock Removal Touchtronic Novotronic Navitronic 61 4 6 Door Switch Replacement Touchtronic Novotronic Navitronic 62 4 7 Door Lock with Contact Switch Removal Incognito 62 4 8 Activating the Door Lock Emergency Release Incognito 62 4 9 Comfort Door Closing Aid...

Page 4: ... Pressure Switch B1 13 91 2 14 NTC Temperature Sensor R30 92 2 15 Turbidity Sensor ECO Sensor III Autosensor B3 10 93 2 16 Spray Arms 95 2 17 Spray Arm Sensing Middle and Bottom Spray Arms Excella LaPerla 95 2 18 Filter Combination with Microfine Filter 96 2 19 Drain Pump 97 3 Fault Repair 98 3 1 Jammed Circulation Pump 98 3 2 Drain Pump Switches On and Off at Short Intervals 98 3 3 Intake Drain L...

Page 5: ...0 4 34 Filling the Salt Container in the Door 120 4 35 Water Level Check 122 080 Electronic 123 2 Function 124 2 1 General Operation 124 2 1 1 Novotronic Controls 124 2 1 2 Touchtronic Navitronic Controls 124 2 1 3 Incognito Controls 125 2 2 Component Test 125 2 2 1 Test Sequence and Background Information 126 2 3 Machine Response Following a Power Failure 128 2 4 Turbo Function Select Models 128 ...

Page 6: ...Selection Display Electronic BAE Control Power Electronic SLT 153 3 29 Fault Code F51 Heater Pressure Switch 154 3 30 Fault Code F52 Heater Pressure Switch Has Reset During Heating 155 3 31 Fault Code F53 Speed Sensor Fault 156 3 32 Fault Code F63 Slide Shutter Fault 157 3 33 Fault Code F67 Circulation Pump Speed Too Low 157 3 34 Fault Code F68 Circulation Pump Operating After Shutoff 158 3 35 Fau...

Page 7: ...c 223 4 4 On Off Switch Removal Touchtronic Novotronic 223 4 5 Electronic Removal Incognito 224 4 6 Electronic Removal Touchtronic Novotronic 225 130 Cutlery Tray 226 3 Fault Repair 227 3 1 Water Droplets on the Cutlery Tray 227 300 Technical Service Bulletins 228 1 Intermittent Buzzing Vibration Noise from G 1000 2000 Dishwashers 228 2 G 2630 Electronic Replacement 228 3 Changing the Door Handle ...

Page 8: ...mp 28 Figure D 17 Integrated Model with Salt Container in Door 29 Figure D 18 Fully Integrated Model with Salt Container in Door 30 Figure D 19 Fully Integrated Model without Salt Container 31 Figure D 20 G 2020 Component Layout 32 Figure D 21 G 1202 G 2120 G 214x G 2150 Component Layout 33 Figure D 22 G 2420 G 243x Component Layout 34 Figure D 23 G 2630 G 2732 Component Layout 35 Figure D 24 G 12...

Page 9: ...moval 74 Figure 040 7 Fan Removal 75 Figure 040 8 Connection Box 76 Figure 050 1 Water Paths Diagram 78 Figure 050 2 Flow Rate Restrictor 80 Figure 050 3 Water Diverter 81 Figure 050 4 Water Diverter without EGS 82 Figure 050 5 Water Diverter with EGS 83 Figure 050 6 Reactivation 84 Figure 050 7 MPEH Circulation Pump 87 Figure 050 8 MPEW Circulation Pump 88 Figure 050 9 MPPW Circulation Pump 89 Fi...

Page 10: ...51 Testing State 154 Figure 100 1 Screws Securing the Fascia Panel Touchtronic Novotronic Navitronic 222 Figure 100 2 Fascia Panel Removal Incognito 223 Figure 100 3 On Off Switch Removal Touchtronic Novotronic 224 List of Tables Table C 1 US Data Sheet Inspira Inspira II Models 14 Table C 2 US Data Sheet Diamante Diamante Plus Models 15 Table C 3 US Data Sheet Optima Optima II Models 16 Table C 4...

Page 11: ...080 24 Service Programming Mode Summary G 2142 G 2143 192 Table 080 25 Water Hardness Settings G 2142 G 2143 192 Table 080 26 Rinse Aid Quantities G 2142 G 2143 193 Table 080 27 Service Programming Mode G 2420 G 243x 196 Table 080 28 Water Hardness Settings G 2420 G 243x 197 Table 080 29 Service Programming Mode G 2630 G 2670 200 Table 080 30 Service Programming Mode G 2732 203 Table 080 31 Servic...

Page 12: ...qualified persons in accordance with all appropriate local and national safety regulations When carrying out measurements on an electronic connected to the power supply always use narrow measuring probes Contacts are very closely spaced and using thicker probes may cause short circuits 2 Touch Current Measurement Note Touch current measurement should be carried out on all accessible conductive par...

Page 13: ...is not required 5 Service Work Casing Warning If it is necessary to tip the machine when working on its lower areas it may only be tilted onto its back The appliance must not be tilted onto its left side as this would cause brine to run out of the salt container After work has been completed and the machine installed again a short program without load should be carried out This is to remove any sa...

Page 14: ...se level 48dB 46dB Heater rating 1300W Circulation pump type MPEH without slide shutter Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi 0 3 10 bar Hot water connection Max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door No Drying system Circulation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Power cord length Approx 5 6 Capacity 12 ...

Page 15: ...B 44dB Heater rating 1300W Circulation pump type MPEH without slide shutter Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi 0 3 10 bar Hot water connection Up to max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door No Drying system Circulation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Connection cable length Approx 5 6 Capacity 14 ...

Page 16: ...432 only G 2472 only Noise level 46dB Heater rating 1300W Circulation pump type MPEH without slide shutter Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi Hot water connection Up to max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door No Drying system Circulation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Power cord length Approx 5 ...

Page 17: ...mp type MPEW1 MPEW1 MPPW2 Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi 0 3 10 bar Hot water connection Max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door No Drying system Recirculation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Power cord length Approx 5 6 Capacity 14 place settings Table C 4 US Data Sheet Excella Excella II Mo...

Page 18: ...W1 MPPW2 Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi 0 3 10 bar Hot water connection Max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door Yes Drying system Circulation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Yes Yes Power cord length Approx 5 6 Capacity 14 place settings 16 place settings 16 place settings Table C 5 US Data S...

Page 19: ...8dB Heater rating 1300W Circulation pump type MPEH without slide shutter Electrical connection 120VAC 1 5kW 15A Water flow pressure 4 4 145 psi 0 3 10 bar Hot water connection Max 140 F Drain pump head height Max 3 4 Drain hose length Max 13 1 Salt container in door No Drying system Circulation Turbothermic drying Comfort door closing aid No Power cord length Approx 5 6 Capacity 14 place settings ...

Page 20: ...24 Uncolored 20 9 9 5 G 1202 KST1 18 Orange 13 2 6 G 1202 EDST2 18 Orange 12 1 5 5 G 1262 VI 18 Orange 15 4 7 G 147x 24 Uncolored 20 9 9 5 G 2020 24 Blue No front panel G 212x 214x 215x KST1 24 Green 29 13 2 G 212x 214x 215x EDST2 24 Green 24 10 9 G 2170 218x VI 24 Green 28 6 13 G 2420 G 243x KST1 24 Green 28 6 13 G 2420 G 243x EDST2 24 Green 24 2 11 G 247x 24 Green 27 12 3 G 2630 24 Green 25 3 11...

Page 21: ...pare Parts 1 Plastic fascia panel 2 Stainless steel fascia panel 3 Electrical and Plumbing Connections 3 1 Electrical Information The appliance is equipped with a 4 foot power cord and molded NEMA 515 plug for connection to a NEMA 5 15R receptacle 120VAC 15 amp 3 prong grounded outlet It is recommended that the power outlet for the appliance be installed on the wall within the cabinets adjacent to...

Page 22: ...ed from the appliance by disconnecting the cord from the terminal block located at the lower left front of the dishwasher behind the toekick and service panel Feed the permanent power supply cable through the strain relief and secure it directly to the terminal block Note The appliance must be grounded 3 3 Plumbing Connections 3 3 1 Intake Connection The appliance is supplied with a 5 foot long Do...

Page 23: ... 5 Start Stop button 2 Intake Drain LED 6 Control dial 3 Rinse aid LED 7 On Off button 4 Salt LED and optical interface 1 2 Touchtronic This series of Miele dishwashers is operated by pushing a single button no separate temperature or drying selections just turn the machine on select a program and Miele does the rest All models include a diverse group of wash programs for multiple cleaning needs M...

Page 24: ... Start button 10 Salt LED 5 Delay start display 11 On Off button 6 Start Stop button Figure D 5 G 2420 G 2430 Fascia Panel 1 Program selection LEDs 6 Start Stop button 10 Intake Drain LED 2 Program selection button 7 2in1 Tab LED 11 Rinse aid LED 3 GlassCare LED 8 GEL LED 12 Salt LED 4 Detergent button 9 Program sequence LEDs 13 On Off button 5 Delay Start button Figure D 6 G 2432 Fascia Panel 1 P...

Page 25: ...e Figure D 8 G x18x G 2170 Fascia Panel 1 Intake Drain LED 5 Program selection button 2 Rinse aid LED 6 On button 3 Salt LED 7 Off button 4 Program selection LEDs Figure D 9 G 1262 Fascia Panel 1 Delay start button 5 Salt LED 9 Off button 2 Combi Tab button 6 Program selection LEDs 10 Optical interface 3 Intake Drain LED 7 Program selection button 4 Rinse aid LED 8 On button Figure D 10 G x470 Fas...

Page 26: ...nsists of two electronic boards located behind the control panel The front program electronic board contains touchpad sensors which respond to finger contact Three touchpad sensors are present on each side of the display to control the menu items displayed next to them indicated by a small arrow within the display area During operation the display will show The program name The current time of day...

Page 27: ...h Salt Container in Sump 1 Upper spray arm not visible 7 Filter combination 2 Cutlery tray model dependent 8 Data tag 3 Upper basket 9 Child safety lock in door handle model dependent 4 Middle spray arm 10 Rinse aid reservoir 5 Air inlet for drying model dependent 11 Dual compartment detergent dispenser 6 Lower spray arm 12 Salt container ...

Page 28: ... Model with Salt Container in Sump 1 Upper spray arm not visible 7 Filter combination 2 Cutlery tray model dependent 8 Data tag 3 Upper basket 9 Optical interface 4 Middle spray arm 10 Rinse aid reservoir 5 Air inlet for drying model dependent 11 Dual compartment detergent dispenser 6 Lower spray arm 12 Salt container ...

Page 29: ...ntainer in Door 1 Upper spray arm not visible 7 Filter combination 2 Cutlery tray model dependent 8 Data tag 3 Upper basket 9 Child safety lock in door handle not visible 4 Middle spray arm 10 Rinse aid reservoir 5 Air inlet for drying model dependent 11 Dual compartment detergent dispenser 6 Lower spray arm 12 Salt container ...

Page 30: ...tegrated Model with Salt Container in Door 1 Upper spray arm not visible 7 Filter combination 2 Cutlery tray 8 Data tag 3 Upper basket 9 Optical interface 4 Middle spray arm 10 Rinse aid reservoir 5 Air inlet for drying model dependent 11 Dual compartment detergent dispenser 6 Lower spray arm 12 Salt container ...

Page 31: ... D 19 Fully Integrated Model without Salt Container 1 Upper spray arm not visible 7 Filter combination 2 Cutlery tray 8 Data tag 3 Upper basket 9 Optical interface 4 Middle spray arm 10 Rinse aid reservoir 5 Air inlet for drying model dependent 11 Dual compartment detergent dispenser 6 Lower spray arm ...

Page 32: ... Heater pressure switch B1 13 4 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 15 Circulation pump MPEH M6 5 Heater relay K1 1 16 Terminal block X3 1 6 Rinse aid reed switch B8 1 17 Interference suppression Z1 Z2 7 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 18 Circulation pump capacitor C6 8 Flow meter B3 4 19 Heater R1 9 Electronic 1N1 20 Temperature sensor NTC R30 10 Door contact switch S24 21 Overflow reed switch B8 ...

Page 33: ...tion solenoid Y38 15 Circulation pump MPEH M6 4 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 16 Terminal block X3 1 5 Heater relay K1 1 17 Interference suppression Z1 or Z2 6 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 18 Circulation pump capacitor C6 7 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 19 Heater R1 8 Flow rate sensor B3 4 20 Temperature sensor NTC R30 9 Electronic 1N1 21 Fan M2 10 Door contact switch S24 22 Overflow float s...

Page 34: ...switch B1 13 4 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 16 Circulation pump MPEH M6 5 Sensor softener 10N1 17 Terminal block X3 1 6 Heater relay K1 1 18 Interference suppression Z1 or Z2 7 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 19 Circulation pump capacitor C6 8 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 20 Heater R1 9 Flow meter B3 4 21 Temperature sensor NTC R30 10 Electronic 1N1 22 Fan M2 11 Door contact switch S24 23 Ove...

Page 35: ...Y5 18 Circulation pump MPEW or MPPW M6 5 Heater relay K1 1 19 Terminal block X3 1 6 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 20 Interference suppression Z1 or Z2 7 Spray arm sensing 21 Circulation pump capacitor C6 8 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 22 Heater R1 9 Flow meter B3 4 23 Speed sensor B3 9 10 Electronic 1N1 24 Temperature sensor NTC R30 11 Door contact switch S24 25 Fan M2 12 Water intake solenoid...

Page 36: ...3 Reactivation solenoid Y38 15 Circulation pump MPEH M6 4 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 16 Terminal block X3 1 5 Heater relay K1 1 17 Interference suppression Z1 6 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 18 Circulation pump capacitor C6 7 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 19 Heater R1 8 Flow rate sensor B3 4 20 Temperature sensor NTC R30 9 Electronic 1N1 21 Fan M2 10 Door contact switch S24 22 Overflow flo...

Page 37: ...1 13 4 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 16 Circulation pump MPEH M6 5 Sensor softener 10N1 17 Terminal block X3 1 6 Heater relay K1 1 18 Interference suppression Z1 or Z2 7 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 19 Circulation pump capacitor C6 8 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 20 Heater R1 9 Flow meter B3 4 21 Temperature sensor NTC R30 10 Electronic 1N1 22 Fan M2 11 Door contact switch S24 23 Overflow fl...

Page 38: ...n pump MPEW M6 5 Sensor softener 10N1 19 Terminal block X3 1 6 Heater relay K1 1 20 Interference suppression Z1 7 Middle and bottom spray arm sensors 4N1 and 5N1 21 Circulation pump capacitor C6 8 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 22 Heater R1 9 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 23 Speed sensor B3 9 10 Flow meter B3 4 24 Temperature sensor NTC R30 11 Electronic modules 1N1 and 2N1 25 Fan M2 12 Door con...

Page 39: ... and B3 12 6 Middle and bottom spray arm sensors 4N1 and 5N1 21 Frequency converter electronic circulation pump 7 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 22 Terminal block X3 1 8 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 23 Interference suppression Z1 9 Salt container cap B3 13 24 Circulation pump MPPW M6 10 Flow meter B3 4 25 Heater R1 11 Electronic 1N1 and 2N1 26 Temperature sensor NTC R30 12 Door contact switch S...

Page 40: ...ray arm sensor 5N1 20 Circulation pump MPEW M6 6 Heater relay K1 1 21 Terminal block X3 1 7 Middle spray arm sensor 4N1 22 Interference suppression Z1 8 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 23 Circulation pump capacitor C6 9 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 24 Heater R1 10 Salt container cap B3 13 25 Speed sensor B3 9 11 Flow meter B3 4 26 Temperature sensor NTC R30 12 Electronic modules 1N1 and 2N1 27 F...

Page 41: ...ure switch B1 13 6 Heater relay K1 1 21 Slide shutter M24 and B3 12 7 Middle spray arm sensor 4N1 22 Circulation pump frequency converter 8 Rinse aid float switch B8 1 23 Terminal block X3 1 9 Combination dispenser solenoid Y50 24 Interference suppression Z1 10 Salt container cap B3 13 25 Circulation pump MPPW M6 11 Flow meter B3 4 26 Heater R1 12 Electronic 1N1 and 2N1 27 Temperature sensor NTC R...

Page 42: ...Technical Information 42 G 1xxx G 2xxx 4 Data Tag Figure D 30 Data Tag Location Figure D 31 Data Tag Information 5 Model Numbering Figure D 32 Model Numbering ...

Page 43: ...Technical Information 43 G 1xxx G 2xxx 010 Casing ...

Page 44: ... 4 Service 4 1 Side Panel Removal 1 Remove the appropriate retaining screws Figure 010 1 Item 1 2 Use needlenose pliers to press in the retainer on the corner piece Figure 010 1 Item 2 3 Remove the side panel Figure 010 1 Side Panel Removal ...

Page 45: ... 010 2 Drip Pan Removal Warning When re installing it is vital to ensure that screws with a serrated surface under their heads are used to secure the drip pan to the connection strip This is absolutely essential to ensure a good ground connection 4 3 Hinge Removal Note Hinges must be replaced in pairs 1 Remove the outer door panel See Section 030 4 1 2 Remove the left and right side panels see Sec...

Page 46: ...r have a means for collecting it on hand bucket and cloth 9 Disconnect the hoses to the brine valve Y60 marked red and the water diverter marked white Machines with salt container in door only 10 Unhook the door and lay it on a mat 11 Remove the bottom door seal 12 Remove the retaining screws see Figure 010 4 Item 1 Figure 010 4 Front Hinge Retaining Screw 13 Remove the hinge retaining screws in t...

Page 47: ...Technical Information 47 G 1xxx G 2xxx Figure 010 5 Side Hinge Retaining Screw ...

Page 48: ...Technical Information 48 G 1xxx G 2xxx 020 Door ...

Page 49: ...ndle Release Note If the door is opened during operation the dishwasher will stop running Once the door is closed the program will restart To close the door push the baskets in then lift the door and push until it clicks into place 2 2 Child Safety Lock To lock the door push the slider below the door grip to the right To unlock the door push the slider to the left See Figure 020 2 Figure 020 2 Chi...

Page 50: ... by opening the door automatically at the end of a wash program Note The Drying plus function is always active unless it has been deactivated in the customer programming mode To open the door press the release catch inside the door grip See Figure 020 3 Figure 020 3 Door Handle Release Note If the door is opened during operation the dishwasher will stop running Once the door is closed the program ...

Page 51: ...ock Latch The door lock latch can be set to 3 different positions via a DC motor M23 power supply approximately 16V 10W Positioning is controlled via the control power module SLT Position monitoring is via 2 single pole limit switches S4 S80 1 Plug 1 2 Plug 2 ...

Page 52: ... and the latch is completely retracted See Figure 020 5 Figure 020 5 Door Lock Latch Position 1 1 2 3 Latch positions 1 2 3 4 Plug 2 5 Plug 1 S4 Door switch supply voltage 120VAC closed S80 Door movement switch low voltage open S24 Door contact switch supply voltage 120VAC closed M23 Door locking motor DC motor no voltage applied ...

Page 53: ...h then extends by approximately 2 6 inches 6 centimeters so that the door can be automatically closed again See Figure 020 6 Figure 020 6 Door Lock Latch Position 2 1 2 3 Latch positions 1 2 3 4 Plug 2 5 Plug 1 S4 Door switch supply voltage 120VAC open S80 Door movement switch low voltage closed S24 Door contact switch supply voltage 120VAC open M23 Door locking motor DC motor no voltage applied ...

Page 54: ...pproximately 3 5 inches 9 centimeters but the door lock remains locked See Figure 020 7 Figure 020 7 Door Lock Latch Position 3 1 2 3 Latch positions 1 2 3 4 Plug 2 5 Plug 1 S4 Door switch supply voltage 120VAC open S80 Door movement switch low voltage closed S24 Door contact switch supply voltage 120VAC closed M23 Door locking motor DC motor no voltage applied ...

Page 55: ...ediate Opening Position 1 2 3 Latch positions 1 2 3 4 Direction of latch movement 5 Plug 2 6 Plug 1 S4 Door switch supply voltage 120VAC open S80 Door movement switch low voltage open S24 Door contact switch supply voltage 120VAC closed M23 Door locking motor DC motor voltage applied motor is opening door ...

Page 56: ...ovement 5 Plug 2 6 Plug 1 S4 Door switch supply voltage 120VAC open S80 Door movement switch low voltage open S24 Door contact switch supply voltage 120VAC open M23 Door locking motor DC motor voltage applied motor is closing door The function can be tested using component test V18 see Section 080 2 2 1 For service mode access and component test selection see Section 080 4 3 11 ...

Page 57: ...rst pulse opens the detergent dispenser flap All following pulses then dispense rinse aid During detergent dispensing the solenoid is activated by a brief pulse and this allows the detergent dispenser flap to open Rinse aid is dispensed in pulses Each solenoid pulse dispenses approximately 0 03 fluid ounces 1 milliliter of rinse aid into the cabinet interior 3 solenoid pulses are therefore require...

Page 58: ...rla II Symptom The closing function of the comfort door closing aid CTSH is time controlled As soon as the given time has elapsed the fault indication Fault with auto door closing is displayed This fault indication can also be displayed if the door is forcefully slammed shut If there is a fault with the opening function the fault indication Fault with auto door opening is displayed Cause Incorrect...

Page 59: ...m and press out the dispenser assembly 5 After replacing the combination dispenser check it for correct operation using the service mode Figure 020 11 Combination Dispenser Removal 4 2 Cable Holder Removal 1 Remove the door outer panel See Section 030 4 3 2 Open the cable holder cover with a screwdriver 3 Disconnect the ground connection to the door 4 Loosen the clip 5 Remove the cable holder 4 3 ...

Page 60: ...d and not under excess pressure when the door is closed see Figure 020 12 Item A The locking plate can be adjusted by 1 millimeter in either direction Figure 020 12 Door Seal with Door 4 4 Bottom Door Seal Removal 1 Remove the cable holder See Section 020 4 2 2 Remove the door seal Note When re installing the door seal ensure that the seal holder is reseated in the U shaped slot in the door inner ...

Page 61: ...ining screw Figure 020 14 Item 1 3 Press down the retaining lugs with a screwdriver Figure 020 14 Item 2 4 Pull the door lock slightly to the front 5 Remove the side screws from the inner door panel 6 Remove the retaining bracket 7 Remove the door lock from the retaining bracket 8 Disconnect all electrical connections to the door lock Figure 020 14 Door Lock Removal Touchtronic Novotronic Navitron...

Page 62: ... Bend the retaining lug on the switch to the side 3 Replace the switch 4 7 Door Lock with Contact Switch Removal Incognito 1 Remove the door outer panel Section 030 4 3 2 Remove the fascia panel Section 100 4 2 3 Remove the screws from the sides of the door inner panel 4 Remove the lock retaining screw 5 Remove the holder with electronic 6 Remove the lock with door contact switch 7 Disconnect the ...

Page 63: ...fort Door Closing Aid CTSH Removal LaPerla II 1 Remove the top insulating mat 2 Open the door 3 Disconnect the plug connections 4 Release the snap clip 5 Pull the CTSH with adjustable door lock latch below the top door seal through towards the back ...

Page 64: ...Technical Information 64 G 1xxx G 2xxx 030 Front Panel ...

Page 65: ...sembled before performing the door adjustment This includes the installation of the GDU or custom panel 1 Remove the toekick Section 040 4 3 2 Open the door halfway See Figure 030 2 3 Adjust the tension using a Torx T 20 screwdriver Figure 030 2 Door Tension Adjustment Important 1 Loosen the screws only do NOT completely remove them 2 During reassembly do NOT over tighten the screws Important The ...

Page 66: ... inner edge 2 Close the door and remove the door outer panel Figure 030 3 Outer Door Panel Removal Note Touchtronic Novotronic only When installing the door outer panel make sure that the cutouts in the door outer panel are correctly located in the mounting bracket Navitronic only When mounting the outer door panel make sure that the tabs under the fascia panel are inserted into the slots at the t...

Page 67: ...ing screws see Figure 030 4 Item 2 2 Remove the cover plate Figure 030 4 Lower Access Cover Plate Removal 4 5 Connecting Strip Removal 1 Remove the drip pan see Section 010 4 2 2 Remove the retaining screws see Figure 030 4 Item 1 3 Unscrew the machine feet slightly 4 Remove the connecting strip to the front ...

Page 68: ...Technical Information 68 G 1xxx G 2xxx 040 Inner Cabinet ...

Page 69: ... 1xxx G 2xxx machines may be equipped with version 1 or version 2 of recirculation Turbothermic drying Figure 040 1 Recirculation Turbothermic Drying 1 Inner fan channel 2 Outer fan channel 3 Fan Recirculation Turbothermic drying UTT operates with two separate air paths 1 Condensing circuit To obtain a dry load the cabinet must be dehumidified During this process the remaining moist warm air in th...

Page 70: ...on from the warmer to cooler air stream leads to increasingly dehumidified cabinet air and thereby efficiently dries the wash load The total separation of ambient air and cabinet air brings the following advantages Good drying performance is achieved independently of the type of water connection cold or hot water The clear separation of condensation and cooling means there is no air outlet in the ...

Page 71: ... on Adjacent Cabinets Symptom During the drying cycle condensation may form on the cabinets to the left and right of the dishwasher Cause Extraneous air is sucked in the area of the condenser Remedy 1 Remove the right side panel Section 010 4 1 2 Seal the opening behind the rib of the condenser with silicone sealer such as Thermostat see Figure 040 2 Figure 040 2 Condenser Pocket Note In dishwashe...

Page 72: ...seal 3 Clean the groove around the cabinet Note Coating the seal with water may simplify installation 4 Press the new seal in the groove see Figure 040 3 Item 1 The seal lip should point inwards 5 Then press the middle of the new seal into the groove under the locking plate see Figure 040 3 Item 2 At the same time press the seal into the corners 6 Now press the remaining seal parts into the groove...

Page 73: ...ea of the bolts see Figure 040 4 This could result in damage to the cabinet walls 3 Slide out the basket guide Figure 040 4 Item 1 until the clip Figure 040 5 Item 1 between the bolt on the cabinet wall and the basket guide is visible Figure 040 4 Basket Guide Figure 040 5 Clip with Bolt 4 Insert a small screwdriver under the clip between the bolt on the cabinet ...

Page 74: ... the rear panel Figure 040 6 Toekick Removal Note Use caution when removing the left toekick The electrical connector to the waterproof inlet valves is held in place To remove release the retaining clips 4 4 Steam Condenser Removal 1 Remove the right side panel see Section 010 4 1 2 Remove the cutlery tray if applicable 3 Unscrew the splash protection cap connection piece to air duct in the cabine...

Page 75: ...fan out of its connection to the condenser Figure 040 7 Fan Removal Note When re installing ensure that the locking tabs between the condenser and fan engage properly 4 6 Connection Box Removal 1 Remove the appliance from its housing unit 2 The connection box is located on the rear panel in the bottom left hand corner 3 Remove the retaining screws see Figure 040 8 Item 1 4 Insert a suitable screwd...

Page 76: ...Technical Information 76 G 1xxx G 2xxx Figure 040 8 Connection Box Note Position of the power cord may vary by model ...

Page 77: ...Technical Information 77 G 1xxx G 2xxx 050 Water Paths ...

Page 78: ...arm feed pipe 18 Soft water outlet to sump 7 Middle spray arm feed pipe 19 Water outlet to salt container 8 Circulation pump M6 heater R1 20 Supply to water diverter 9 Feed to circulation pump 21 Non return valve 10 Bottom spray arm feed pipe 22 Flow meter B3 4 11 Sump 23 Wash water hardness solenoid Y5 EGS 12 Non return valve Water is drawn into the system from the cabinet sump by a circulation p...

Page 79: ...e to the drip pan Here a float switch then acts to switch off a microswitch which closes the inlet valves to cut off the water supply 3 Protection against dishwasher overflow If some defect has caused the water level in the appliance to rise so that it overflows into the drip pan and the water quantity sensor has also failed the float switch is activated This switches off a microswitch which close...

Page 80: ...water softener into the sump The water softener resin container is at the bottom of the water diverter The inlet valve is a double solenoid valve and forms part of the WaterProof System The water diverter includes a number of safety features in accordance with German water supply laws valves and sensors The EGS valve for the electronically controlled water softener and a reactivation valve for the...

Page 81: ...ection to inlet valve 3 Softener reactivation water reservoir 11 Reactivation valve 4 Overflow 12 EGS water softener valve 5 Non return device 13 Water outlet to sump 6 Vent 14 Cabinet ventilation 7 Ion exchanger 15 Middle spray arm sensor 8 Water outlet to salt container 16 Bottom spray arm sensor Detail View of Valves Intakes and Outlets ...

Page 82: ...nical Information 82 G 1xxx G 2xxx 2 4 1 Water Diverter without EGS Figure 050 4 Water Diverter without EGS 1 Water outlet to sump 2 EGS valve not activated 3 Reactivation valve 4 Connection to inlet valve ...

Page 83: ...Technical Information 83 G 1xxx G 2xxx 2 4 2 Water Diverter with EGS Figure 050 5 Water Diverter with EGS 1 Water outlet to sump 2 EGS valve activated 3 Reactivation valve 4 Connection to inlet valve ...

Page 84: ...ivation 1 Water outlet to sump 2 EGS valve 3 Reactivation valve open 4 Connection to inlet valve Note Since machine no 79575776 6 5 07 the two connections between the water diverter and the salt container have each been fitted with 2 seals O rings see Figure 050 3 items 8 and 9 ...

Page 85: ...eed switch each time the axle rotates The pulses supplied by the reed switch are registered by the electronic and compared with a target value stored in memory for the particular program or program step in operation For each 0 26 gallons 1 liter of water approximately 200 pulses should be registered When the target value maximum number of pulses is reached the water intake step is stopped If the t...

Page 86: ... Tab Function Select Models Only To optimize wash results the type of detergent normal detergent or combination products in tablet form used in the dishwasher can be set To adjust the program sequence to suit the detergent type press the Tab button as appropriate The selected function remains applicable until it is modified again It is therefore not necessary to select 2 in 1 or 3 in 1 before ever...

Page 87: ...rinse aid remnants have been flushed from the detergent chamber Note If detergent tabs are used which contain other components in addition to rinse aid and salt replacement such as glass care stainless steel shine etc select 3 in 1 2 9 MPEH Circulation Pump No Slide Shutter or Frequency Converter Figure 050 7 MPEH Circulation Pump 1 Water intake suction area 2 Output to middle spray arm 3a Output ...

Page 88: ...tter is fitted with a speed sensor Hall sensor B3 9 which is located between the pump housing and motor The pump speed can be measured via the sensor and a ring magnet mounted on the circulation pump shaft The quantity of water taken in at the start of the program is measured via the flow meter B3 4 This basic quantity of water wets the load and settles in certain areas such as on the bottom of cu...

Page 89: ...ter that may be trapped in such pieces This similarly applies if e g a light plastic bowl should be turned over and filled inadvertently by the stream of water 2 11 MPPW Circulation Pump with Frequency Converter Slide Shutter Circulation pump MPPW is fitted with a frequency converter and a slide shutter Figure 050 9 MPPW Circulation Pump For connection plug voltages see Figure 050 10 1 Heater pres...

Page 90: ...4 To achieve perfect wash results while also protecting the load pump pressures of varying strength are produced depending on the program See Table 050 1 Program Reaction Pots and pans 167 F Increased pressure to enable complete removal of stubborn stains on dishes Gentle Reduced pressure to protect sensitive wash loads for example glasses Energy save Reduced pressure to reduce energy consumption ...

Page 91: ...omponent This ensures that on models with spray arm alternation heating can always be carried out whichever water path is currently being used Integrating the heater element in the pump housing also ensures that it is always cooled sufficiently thus preventing the baking on of soil particles or impurities in the water The heater rating is 1 30 kilowatts at 120 volts Various safety measures protect...

Page 92: ...m is interrupted boiling prevention and fault code F26 is registered see Fault Code F26 Section 080 3 22 If the sensor or its connections are open or short circuited the heating is switched off The program then continues to the end without heating or dispensing see Fault Code F01 Section 080 3 11 NTC short circuited or Fault Code F02 Section 080 3 12 NTC open circuited If during heating the desire...

Page 93: ...bidity sensors depending on model The ECO sensor III measures the turbidity of the water and based on this result the wash blocks temperatures and running times of Sensor Wash programs are modified In addition to this the Autosensor has a microprocessor to evaluate the particle measurement Principle of operation Water circulation and the presence of detergent cause bubbles to be developed in the s...

Page 94: ...is measured and processed by the electronic which then initiates the appropriate action If the level of turbidity passes certain thresholds then depending on the soiling detected subsequent cleaning cycles are modified accordingly with regard to water quantity program duration and temperature Figure 050 12 Turbidity Sensor Circuit 2 Light receiver output emitter 3 IR LED cathode 4 Common 5V The se...

Page 95: ...ith differing water pressure The higher or lower water pressure required for these programs is produced by the MPPW circulation pump see Section 050 2 11 2 17 Spray Arm Sensing Middle and Bottom Spray Arms Excella LaPerla Two spray arm sensors are installed on the water intake to monitor the bottom and middle spray arms A small magnet is installed on one end of each of the two spray arms The senso...

Page 96: ...pray arm sensor bottom spray arm 2 18 Filter Combination with Microfine Filter Circulation pump M6 pumps the wash water from the sump via the filter combination to the spray arms The circulating wash water is filtered via 2 parallel paths A proportion of the water flows through the central opening of the coarse filter and then passes through the conical microfine filter Figure 050 15 Item 3 The re...

Page 97: ...pump M8 is driven by a synchronous motor and is located under the cabinet on the left next to the sump It is directly activated by the electronic In case of fault drain pump M8 can be directly activated via overflow float switch B8 3 The drain pump pumps the suds via the non return valve and the drain hose to the on site drain Drain pump M8 extracts water from below the microfine filter This rever...

Page 98: ...tart the dishwasher Note The circulation pump must be replaced only if the above measures were not successful 3 2 Drain Pump Switches On and Off at Short Intervals Symptom The drain pump operates with 1 second on and 4 seconds off Cause Electronic fault Remedy Replace the electronic See Section 100 4 5 or 100 4 6 3 3 Intake Drain LED Flashes and Lights up Alternately Incognito Cause On site water ...

Page 99: ...n return valve is blocked by a foreign object Cause Dishes were not or were inadequately cleaned Remedy Install the ring for the microfine filter mat no 5672961 refer to Figure 050 16 Figure 050 16 Microfine Filter Trap Note Once the ring is installed cleaning the filter has to be done in shorter intervals ...

Page 100: ...r setting Remedy Adjust setting as necessary Cause Rinse aid dispenser flap not properly closed The rinse aid container filled with water during program operation Remedy 1 Flush the dispenser and refill it with new rinse aid 2 Replace the dispenser assembly if necessary Section 020 4 1 Cause Rinse aid not being dispensed released Remedy Ensure that the dispenser is operating replace it if necessar...

Page 101: ...em 2 Remove the restrictor Figure 050 17 Item 3 with needlenose pliers Figure 050 18 Figure 050 18 Removing the WaterProof System Restrictor 3 Install the new green restrictor using a suitable metric 5 millimeter socket wrench to press it firmly into place Figure 050 19 ...

Page 102: ...drip pan Section 010 4 2 4 Disconnect the hose from the water Disconnect the electrical connection 5 Unclip the wiring from the retainers Release the WPS retainer from the rear of the appliance and remove the WPS 4 3 Flow Meter Circuit Board Removal Note The circuit board is the only part of the flow meter that can be replaced individually In the event of mechanical failure within the flow meter t...

Page 103: ... See Section 010 4 2 6 Disconnect the hose clip connection to the circulation pump 4 8 Removing the Feed Pipe to the Middle Spray Arm 1 Remove the right side panel see Section 010 4 1 2 Remove the top basket 3 Dismantle the feed pipe on the rear panel inside the cabinet Note To release the feed pipe in the rear panel feed through area hold the stub at the rear and pull it while at the same time pu...

Page 104: ... Information 104 G 1xxx G 2xxx Figure 050 20 Spray Arm Sensor 4 10 Removing the Water Diverter with Resin Chamber 1 Unscrew the water diverter vent connection inside the cabinet 2 Unscrew the salt container cap ...

Page 105: ...er out of the seal to the sump tilt it to the side and remove it Note Reassemble by following these instructions in reverse order The following should also be noted 1 Pre install the vent screw on the water diverter and apply soap solution to it as a slip lubricant 2 Apply soap solution to the O rings as a slip lubricant and install them on the water diverter stubs 3 Since machine no 79575776 6 5 ...

Page 106: ...e the reactivation valve upwards 4 13 Removing the Circulation Pump Warning In the open motor housing there is an electronic module circuit board PCB which must be protected from moisture and water ingress in order to avoid short circuits Before starting service work make sure that there is no residual water in the machine In order to avoid damage from splashes the drip pan must not be dehumidifie...

Page 107: ... holder as otherwise the PCB could be damaged Warning Check seal placement for leakage issues if needed 4 14 Removing the Circulation Pump Housing Cap with Ring Heater Warning In the open motor housing there is an electronic module circuit board PCB which must be protected from moisture and water ingress in order to avoid short circuits 1 Remove the circulation pump see Section 050 4 13 2 Remove t...

Page 108: ...ure switch removal Section 050 4 20 3 Pump housing cap removal Section 050 4 14 4 Turn the drive cog wheel to bring the double tooth to the desired position as follows Insert a small screwdriver in one of the holes on the cam linked to the slide shutter control motor Turn the cam until the slide shutter can be removed 5 Remove the slide shutter Note The slide shutter can only be removed or install...

Page 109: ...tooth on the drive cog wheel points to the arrow on the housing 4 17 Pump Impeller Removal 1 Remove the circulation pump see Section 050 4 13 2 Pump housing cap removal Section 050 4 14 3 Hold the shaft base with suitable pliers and unscrew the pump impeller clockwise to remove 4 18 Pump Housing Removal 1 Remove the circulation pump see Section 050 4 13 2 Pump housing cap removal Section 050 4 14 ...

Page 110: ...eater pressure switch connection stubs Note Care must be taken not to break the retaining lugs when removing the heater pressure switch If these lugs break then the heater pressure switch must be replaced 4 21 Speed Sensor Removal MPEW Pumps Only 1 Remove the circulation pump see Section 050 4 13 2 Lift the circuit board PCB slightly with a pair of needlenose pliers so that it can be gripped by ha...

Page 111: ...y arm 5 Unscrew the bottom spray arm flange 6 Remove the filter combination 7 Lay the dishwasher onto its back 8 Remove the drip pan See Section 010 4 2 9 Remove the float switch 10 Disconnect the hoses 11 Disconnect the NTC sensor connections 12 Remove the drain pump See Section 050 4 22 13 Remove the circulation pump See Section 050 4 13 14 Remove the heater wiring harness from the cable guide 1...

Page 112: ...lip on the sump Warning To prevent possible leakages later on do not overtighten the clip on the sump 4 24 Removing the NTC Temperature Sensor 1 Open the door 2 Remove the bottom basket 3 Remove the bottom spray arm 4 Remove the filter combination 5 Remove as much residual water as possible from the sump and drain hose 6 Lay the dishwasher onto its back 7 Remove the drip pan See Section 010 4 2 8 ...

Page 113: ...part see Section 050 4 29 As an alternative the microfine filter and the handle piece crown coarse filter must be replaced together see Section 050 4 28 1 Open the filter cap 2 Place a screwdriver on the retaining clip spring and press against it see Figure 050 25 3 Turn the handle clockwise and release the filter combination clip connection Figure 050 25 Combination Filter Note If the filter comb...

Page 114: ...the machine 2 Turn the microfine filter clockwise as far as possible see Figure 050 26 3 Install the large surface area fine filter Figure 050 26 Microfine Filter Installation 4 Press the large surface area fine filter downwards see Figure 050 27 Item 1 5 Install the handle crown coarse filter and turn it clockwise as far as possible see Figure 050 27 Item 2 6 Carry out a visual check The handle c...

Page 115: ...possible see Figure 050 26 3 Install the large surface area fine filter in position 4 Press the large surface area fine filter downwards see Figure 050 27 Item 1 5 Install the handle crown coarse filter and turn it clockwise as far as possible see Figure 050 27 Item 2 6 Carry out a visual check The handle crown coarse filter should be parallel to the door as shown in Figure 050 27 7 Remove the fil...

Page 116: ...Technical Information 116 G 1xxx G 2xxx Figure 050 28 Combination Filter Locking Clip Unlocked Figure 050 29 Combination Filter Locking Clip Locked ...

Page 117: ...rvice stopper mat no 05967460 Note Reassemble by following these instructions in reverse order The following should also be noted 1 Pre install the vent screw on the water diverter and apply soap solution to it as a slip lubricant 2 Apply soap solution to the O rings as a slip lubricant and install them on the water diverter stubs 3 Since machine no 79575776 6 5 07 the two connections between the ...

Page 118: ... refills 3 Place the provided funnel over the salt container Carefully fill with salt See Figure 050 30 The salt container holds approximately 4 5 pounds 2 kilograms of salt As it is filled water will run out 4 Clean any excess salt from the threads of the container opening Screw the lid on firmly 5 Run the Rinse Hold program to remove any traces of salt from inside the wash cabinet Figure 050 30 ...

Page 119: ... 050 31 Item 2 4 Remove the frame of the opening on the inside of the door 5 Using a blunt knife bend the metal flange on the 6 lugs first downwards and then upwards 6 Remove the SIT Figure 050 31 SIT Screws and Plug Warning As there is brine in the SIT have a means for collecting it on hand bucket and cloth 7 Disconnect the hoses of the brine valve Y60 marked red and the water inlet mixer marked ...

Page 120: ... reactivation sequences mini program V11 using the component test in service mode accessing see Section 080 4 3 mini program description see Section 080 2 2 1 and check the SIT function 4 33 Brine Valve Y60 Removal 1 Remove the drip pan see Section 010 4 2 2 Disconnect the plug connection to the electronic 3 Remove brine valve Y60 from the guide on the water inlet mixer and carefully bend the 2 re...

Page 121: ... filled with 2 quarts 2 liters of water before adding salt for the first time Water does not have to be added with subsequent refills 4 Open the funnel See Figure 050 33 Figure 050 33 Opening the Funnel 5 Carefully fill with salt until water runs out See Figure 050 34 The salt container holds approximately 2 2 pounds 1 kilogram of salt 6 Clean any excess salt from the threads of the container open...

Page 122: ... bottom of the wash cavity 4 If the water level is within close proximity of the filter handle about 4 millimeters above the filter then sufficient water has been taken in see Figure 050 35 Figure 050 35 Water Level Reference Warning Inadvertently filling the salt container with dishwashing detergent will damage the water softener Warning Only use water softener salt specially formulated for dishw...

Page 123: ...Technical Information 123 G 1xxx G 2xxx 080 Electronic Novotronic and Touchtronic Incognito Navitronic ...

Page 124: ...door 3 Turn on the dishwasher by touching the s control 4 The main menu is shown in the display See Figure 080 1 5 If the memory function is selected then the last selected program is displayed Figure 080 1 Touchtronic Navitronic Main Menu 6 Select the desired program according to the type of load and soiling 7 The display changes to the program menu 8 Options can be added to the selected program ...

Page 125: ...m menu 7 Options can be added to the selected program See Figure 080 5 Figure 080 5 Selected Program Display Note Information about the selected program can be displayed by touching the i control 8 Select the desired options a will appear next to the option selected 9 When finished customizing the program confirm with OK 10 Select Start 11 Close the door 2 2 Component Test After selecting the serv...

Page 126: ...The mini program ends with 30 seconds drainage which begins with pulsed priming 2 seconds on 2 seconds off Note This mini program does not include any fault testing function 2 1K1 heater relay The heater relay is activated for 60 seconds 3 M8 drain pump The drain pump is activated for 60 seconds 4 Y2 Y5 water inlet valve with EGS valve mini program The water inlet valve is activated on models with...

Page 127: ...er inlet valve and the drain pump which begins with pulsed priming 2 seconds on 2 seconds off are operated together for 60 seconds Warning If the reactivation sequence mini program is started it must not be interrupted before it has finished If it is interrupted there is a risk that brine from the SIT could overflow into the cabinet 12 Y60 Brine valve Y60 is activated for 60 seconds Models with SI...

Page 128: ...k is locked LaPerla II only 2 3 Machine Response Following a Power Failure Following a power failure a program automatically continues from the point at which it was interrupted 2 4 Turbo Function Select Models The Turbo function can be selected by the customer under Extras An increase in the wash temperature 9 F the final rinse temperature 3 6 F and the circulation pump pressure see Section 050 2...

Page 129: ...can normally have a positive or a negative affect on drying results Before the program begins before water intake the ambient temperature is measured by temperature sensor R30 in the sump and saved in the electronic If the ambient temperature changes after the start of the program for example when a window is opened this is not taken into account If the measured ambient temperature is below 73 F t...

Page 130: ... remains unchanged 4 Low ambient temperature Small load The positive effects of low room temperature on drying results are canceled out by the small load The fan operating time remains unchanged the final rinse temperature is increased and the quantity of rinse aid dispensed is increased 2 7 Drying Plus Function LaPerla II At the end of the program a motorized door latch which also operates the au...

Page 131: ... from position 3 drying latch completely extended back to position 2 door open latch positioned in the center In this position the adjustable door lock latch is hidden by the countertop in front of it The customer can now open the door and unload the appliance For the user the opening of the door is an additional indication that the program has come to an end While Drying plus is running the door ...

Page 132: ...vated to demonstrate the wash noise If there is water in the machine the circulation pump runs until the program is interrupted If there is no water in the machine the circulation pump is switched off again immediately after activation Also the spray arm alternation function is demonstrated first the middle spray arm and then the top and bottom spray arms are supplied alternately with water With t...

Page 133: ...ation delayed Q1 2008 G 1202 1628 Start up performance of circulation pump acoustically optimized Q2 2008 G 2142 G 1182 G 2182 G 2183 1629 Start of series G 2143 1643 3 Sensing of faults F18 and F26 modified Q1 2008 G 2832 G 2872 SLT1 1785 USA variant added Standby consumption reduced To save energy the display switches off a few minutes after a program is started if no buttons are pressed The dis...

Page 134: ...eck for power to main switch pushbutton switch S2 If switch is inoperative replace it In machines where the switch is part of the electronic replace the electronic 5 Check for power to door contact switch S24 If the door contact switch has power replace the electronic See Section 100 4 5 or 100 4 6 3 2 Rinse Aid Used Up Too Quickly Models with SensorDry Symptom The customer complains that he has t...

Page 135: ...ault memory Cause Incorrect positioning of adjustable door lock latch prevents the door contact switch from closing Remedy Reset the adjustable door lock latch Cause Door seal incorrectly seated preventing the door contact switch from closing Remedy Check the door seal seating and adjust as necessary 3 5 Diagnostic Support Cannot Establish a Connection Symptom The connection cannot be made via the...

Page 136: ...ing in accordance with the operating instructions 3 7 Tea Residues in Sensor Wash Program ID No 876 Symptom Complaints about tea residues in Sensor Wash program It is to be assumed that the remaining load causes little turbidity Cause Threshold values are not reached resulting in a short program running time low wash temperature and no wash water exchange Because of the low degree of soiling in th...

Page 137: ...Door lock does not open F36 see Section 080 3 25 Door lock switch defective F40 see Section 080 3 26 Electronic fault F42 see Section 080 3 27 Line frequency registration fault F47 see Section 080 3 28 Faulty electronic interface between BAE SLT F51 see Section 080 3 29 Heater pressure switch F52 see Section 080 3 30 Heater pressure switch has reset during heating F53 see Section 080 3 31 Speed se...

Page 138: ... fault The buzzer is activated for 2 minutes G 2420 243x The Rinse Drying and End LEDs flash simultaneously The time display shows FXX e g F01 The buzzer sounds for 2 minutes Intake Drain LED may flash Table 080 3 Model Specific Fault Indications 3 10 Fault Indication in Models with Software ID 769 Software ID 769 has the following distinctive features 1 Sensor system fault codes F87 F88 When the ...

Page 139: ...ure sensor R30 or its connection leads short circuited Remedy 1 Check the temperature sensor and its leads for continuity At 68 F 20 C the temperature sensor resistance should be approximately 14 9kΩ 750Ω at 77 F 25 C approximately 12kΩ 600Ω guide figures only 2 Check the plug connections 3 Replace the temperature sensor if necessary See Section 050 4 24 3 12 Fault Code F02 Water Heating NTC or Le...

Page 140: ...igure 080 8 Circuit Test Path for F11 Fault code F11 is also registered if heater relay 1K1 is not activated after the fault code F51 register check see Section 080 3 29 Cause Drain hose kinked Remedy Check the drain hose for correct positioning Cause Drain blocked Remedy Check for proper water flow from the drain line by performing the following procedure 1 Disconnect drain line from drain trap g...

Page 141: ...Remove the lower service door panel 3 Operate the dishwasher in a drain step 4 Check for power at the drain pump If pump is receiving power then replace the drain pump If not check wiring from electronic to the drain pump Replace or repair as necessary Section 050 4 22 Cause Foreign objects in heater pressure switch Remedy Check the heater pressure switch for blockages and correct switching point ...

Page 142: ...y 4 Replace the reed switch if necessary 5 Check the flow meter for pulses a While the appliance is in operation and no pulses are delivered take a magnet and pass it over the reed switch If a pulse is then delivered replace the water diverter If no pulse replace the reed switch b While the appliance is in operation and pulses are delivered reconnect the electrical connector to the electronic boar...

Page 143: ...no power then replace the electronic board If power is present check wiring from electronic board to electrical connector Replace and repair as necessary 3 15 Fault Code F13 Water Intake Fault at End of Step Symptom The program is interrupted and the drain pump is operated After approximately 2 to 4 minutes the buzzer is activated for 2 minutes See Table 080 3 for model specific fault indications ...

Page 144: ...the control lead from the electronic to flow meter B3 4 8 Replace the water diverter if necessary See Section 050 4 10 Cause Filter in WPS clogged Remedy 1 Disconnect the appliance from the power supply 2 Close the on site water supply 3 Unscrew the WPS from the on site water supply 4 Remove the washer from the threaded union 5 Remove the filter with needlenose pliers 6 Clean or replace the filter...

Page 145: ...am development means that the pressure at the heater pressure switch will be reduced 2 Check for correct water level within the machine water level should be just under the filter arm See Section 050 4 35 3 Check all filters for blockages 4 Check if the circulation pump is defective by performing the following steps a Open the dishwasher door and insert the yellow bypass tool into the latching mec...

Page 146: ... necessary Cause Flow meter B3 4 defective incorrect water quantity registered Remedy 1 Check that the plate with the reed switch on the flow meter is seated correctly 2 Check that the reed switch connection plug is seated correctly 3 Replace the reed switch if necessary Section 050 4 3 4 Check the control lead from the electronic to flow meter B3 4 5 Remove the water diverter and replace if neces...

Page 147: ...erated See Table 080 3 for model specific fault indications Background information The water inlet valve is open when it should not be a signal to open it has not been given by the electronic Water then flows into the appliance and unexpected pulses from the flow meter are detected Unexpected pulses from the flow meter are also detected when the water inlet valve is not activated Cause Water inlet...

Page 148: ...w meter impeller could not be established Start rinse block water intake Figure 080 9 F19 Start Rinse Block Water Intake a Measuring time for 0 26 gallons one liter 1 Normal water intake time sufficient 1 minute in this example 2 Extended water intake time required 2 minutes in this example 3 After 0 26 gallons one liter intake it is clear that neither the normal nor the extended water intake time...

Page 149: ... activated until a defined number of pulses corresponding to a water volume of approximately 0 37 gallons 1 4 liters is reached Circulation pump M6 is then activated once more b The program continues to run without interruption The maximum water intake time is extended to 4 minutes This time value is saved by the electronic for future water intake For future water intakes if the time needed for 0 ...

Page 150: ... the fault is registered Cause Heater relay contacts have fused together Remedy Replace the heater relay Cause Moisture in heater relay Remedy Replace the heater relay Cause Fault in the plug on the output side of the heater relay Contamination or corrosion on the plug of the heater wiring harness can cause a bridge between contacts which can reduce the transfer resistance below a value of 10 mega...

Page 151: ...c if necessary Cause Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed Excess foam has developed Excess foam can cause a drop in water flow pressure directly affecting the Heater pressure switch Remedy Check the dispensed quantities of detergent and rinse aid Clean out excess foam and follow the information given in the operating instructions 3 22 Fault Code F26 Boiling Protection Symptom The pr...

Page 152: ...ble 080 3 for model specific fault indications Cause The given time for retraction of the adjustable door lock latch from position 3 to 2 or 2 to 1 see Section 020 2 5 is not sufficient Remedy 1 Check if there is supply voltage 2 Replace the comfort door closing aid see Section 020 4 9 Cause Given time period for new positioning exceeded Remedy 1 Check if there is supply voltage 2 Replace the comf...

Page 153: ...100 4 5 or 100 4 6 3 27 Fault Code F42 Line Frequency Registration Fault Symptom The program is interrupted and the drain pump is operated See Table 080 3 for model specific fault indications A check is carried out to ensure that the line frequency is within certain valid ranges 50 5 Hz or 60 5 Hz This fault is registered when it cannot clearly be established which valid range is applicable Cause ...

Page 154: ...gure 080 12 Circuit Test Path for F51 Initial State One second after program start heater relay K1 1 is activated This enables a check as to whether the contacts on heater pressure switch B1 13 have closed on switching steps 21 22 or 11 12 See Figure 080 13 If the electronic receives no power an F51 fault is stored Figure 080 13 Circuit Test Path for F51 Testing State Cause Heater relay defective ...

Page 155: ... in heater pressure switch Remedy Replace the heater pressure switch See Section 050 4 20 3 30 Fault Code F52 Heater Pressure Switch Has Reset During Heating Symptom The program continues from the wash block in which the fault is registered without the heater being activated In some models the fault will only be indicated when the fault memory is checked in service mode See Table 080 3 for other m...

Page 156: ...resent Cause An item has tipped over and a large quantity of water is retained e g in a bowl and is then not available for the wash water circuit This reduces the pump pressure Remedy Follow the loading information given in the operating instructions 3 31 Fault Code F53 Speed Sensor Fault Symptom If this fault is registered the program is not interrupted The fault will only be indicated when the f...

Page 157: ...to see if water is alternating between the upper lower spray arms and the middle spray arm This can be done by removing the side panels selecting a wash program and observing the water flow between the upper spray arm and middle spray arm water paths If the water flow is alternating go to Step 2a below If not go to Step 2b 2 Check position switch B3 12 at connection ST14 using a multimeter for low...

Page 158: ...e circulation pump is still operating even after it has been switched off The frequency converter of the pump registers a speed signal from the electronic so a target speed is set Cause Speed sensor defective Remedy 1 Check connectors to circulation pump speed sensor and electronic 2 Perform a continuity check to ensure that there is no open circuit 3 Replace the speed sensor Section 050 4 21 and ...

Page 159: ... has switched the program is interrupted and the drain pump is operated See Table 080 3 for other model specific fault indications Note The drain pump continues to operate even after the machine has been switched off The drain pump can only be deactivated by disconnecting the power supply connection Cause Water in the drip pan Changeover contact of overflow float switch B8 3 closed from 1 to 4 ref...

Page 160: ...ical components in the drip pan area Cause Float switch defective Remedy Replace overflow float switch B8 3 Section 050 4 26 Cause Drip pan warped after transport Remedy Remove the drip pan Bend it straight or replace if necessary Section 010 4 2 3 37 Fault Code F78 Circulation Pump Fault Symptom The program is interrupted and the drain pump is operated See Table 080 3 for other model specific fau...

Page 161: ... 2 Carry out appropriate remedial action replacement of the electronic wiring harness or circulation pump Cause Frequency converter electronic defective Remedy Replace the circulation pump See Section 050 4 13 Cause Control electronic SLT defective Remedy Replace the control electronic See Section 100 4 5 or 100 4 6 3 39 Fault Code F84 Slide Shutter Positioning Fault Symptom The program is interru...

Page 162: ...replace drive as necessary 2 Check for pulses during operation at ST14 on the electronic using a multimeter set for low voltage DC If you are receiving pulses every 30 seconds then replace the electronic Section 100 4 5 or 100 4 6 If you are receiving no pulses replace the drive Section 050 4 13 3 Replace the circulation pump See Section 050 4 13 Cause Electronic defective Remedy Replace the elect...

Page 163: ...e data connection open circuited Remedy Check the voltage supply Cause Sensor softener electronic conductivity measurement defective Remedy If no connection faults exist replace the water diverter See Section 050 4 10 3 43 Fault Code F88 Turbidity Sensor Fault If this fault is registered the program is not interrupted The fault will only be indicated when the fault memory is checked in the service...

Page 164: ... which will normally depend on the size of the load the water intake block is replaced by a water intake block with fixed water quantity Cause Speed sensor defective Remedy Replace the speed sensor See Section 050 4 21 Cause Water has collected in tipped over dishes e g large bowls Subsequent water fill is not successful Remedy Place dishes in the machine with care 4 Service 4 1 Customer Programmi...

Page 165: ... hardness up to ID 1080 activate deactivate softener sensor set water hardness after ID 1080 Rinse aid Buzzer on off Adjust Sensor Wash program after ID 984 Check water hardness after ID 1080 Reset standard settings G 2020 See Section 4 2 6 for option descriptions 1 Turn the control dial to the 12 o clock position 2 Press and hold Start Stop button 3 Switch on appliance and wait approx 4 sec for S...

Page 166: ...flashes values correspond to standard settings Water hardness setting Briefly press Program 2x To set the desired water hardness press and hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then select the desired value by briefly pressing the Program button as appropriate The Intake Drain LED flashes 2x rapidly at intervals The set value is indicated by the SaniWash LED flash pattern If...

Page 167: ...am button The Intake Drain LED flashes 2x slowly SaniWash LED is off standard setting SaniWash LED flashes increased wash temperature Increased wash temperature results in longer running time Shortening program sequence Press the Program button 22x To make the desired setting press and hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then briefly press the Program button The Intake Dra...

Page 168: ...hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then briefly press the Program button The Intake Drain LED flashes 3x slowly and 8x rapidly SaniWash LED off Models without drying fan SaniWash LED flashes Models with UTT version 1 or 2 3 Country setting1 Press the Program button 39x To make the desired setting press and hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then ...

Page 169: ...id Volume mL 1 Flash Pattern of SaniWash LED 0 1 1x rapidly 2 2x rapidly 3 3x rapidly 2 4 4x rapidly 5 5x rapidly 6 6x rapidly Table 080 7 Rinse Aid Quantities G 118x G 2170 G 218x 1 One milliliter equals 0 3 fluid ounces 2 Standard setting 4 2 2 Optima G 1202 Initial requirements 1 Close the door 2 Switch off the appliance Accessing 1 Press and hold the Start Stop button 2 Switch on the appliance...

Page 170: ...x rapidly intermittently Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is out or flashes The display shows P and a digit alternately e g P3 standard setting indicates a dispensed quantity of 0 1 fl oz 3mL Setting range 0 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL See Table 080 10 Adjust Sensor Wash program Press Delay Start 5x The Delay Start LED flashes 5x rapidly intermittently Pres...

Page 171: ... Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and a digit alternately Setting options p0 Soak not activated p1 Soak activated If powder detergent is used approximately 1 teaspoon 5 grams should be poured into detergent chamber 1 Pre wash activation deactivation Press the Delay Start button 25x The Delay Start LED flashes 2x slowly and 5...

Page 172: ...de shutter WAW sensor softener SEH and or salt container in door SIT are fitted Appropriate setting p1 G 1202 w out WAW w out SEH w out SIT Country setting1 Press the Delay Start button 39x The Delay Start LED flashes 3x slowly and 9x rapidly intermittently Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and a digit alterna...

Page 173: ...able 080 10 Rinse Aid Settings G 1202 1 One milliliter equals 0 3 fluid ounces 2 Standard setting 4 2 3 Optima G 1262 Initial requirements 1 Open the door 2 Switch off the appliance Accessing 1 Press and hold the Program button 2 Switch on the appliance 3 Release the Program button 4 Immediately press the Program button 5 times on the 5th time hold until the Rinse Hold LED flashes 5 flashes per se...

Page 174: ...t alternately e g P3 standard setting indicates a dispensed quantity of 0 1 fl oz 3mL Setting range 0 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL See Table 080 13 Buzzer on off Press the Tab button 4x The Tab LED flashes 4x rapidly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The display shows p and a digit alternately p0 Buzzer off p1 Buzzer on Adjust Sensor Wash program Press Tab 5x T...

Page 175: ...git alternately Setting options p0 Soak not activated p1 Soak activated Pre wash activation deactivation Press the Tab button 25x The Tab LED flashes 2x slowly and 5x rapidly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and a digit alternately Setting options p0 Pre wash not activated p1 Pre wash activated Se...

Page 176: ...ontainer in door SIT are fitted Appropriate setting p1 G1262 w out WAW w out SEH w out SIT Country setting1 Press the Tab button 39x The Tab LED flashes 3x slowly and 9x rapidly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and a digit alternately The following countries can be set p1 EUR Europe p2 AUS Austral...

Page 177: ...262 1 One milliliter equals 0 3 fluid ounces 2 Standard setting 4 2 4 Optima G 1470 G 2470 Initial requirements 1 Open the door 2 Switch off the appliance Accessing 1 Press and hold the Program button 2 Switch on the appliance 3 Release the Program button 4 Immediately press the Program button 5 times on the 5th time hold until the Rinse Hold LED flashes 5 Release the Program button 6 If the Rinse...

Page 178: ...ing Press the GEL button 3x The GEL LED flashes 3x quickly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The display shows P and a digit alternately e g P3 standard setting indicates a dispensed quantity of 0 1 fl oz 3mL Setting range 0 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL Buzzer on off Press GEL 4x The GEL LED flashes 4x rapidly intermittently Press Program to change the setting ...

Page 179: ...is selected the final rinse temperature is increased and as a result the program duration is extended Program running time reduction ID nos 984 and later Press the GEL button 22x The GEL LED flashes 2x slowly and 2x quickly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The display shows p and a digit alternately Setting options p0 Standard setting p1 Program ru...

Page 180: ... as appropriate to make the desired setting The display shows p and a digit alternately Setting depends on model and whether a circulation pump with slide shutter WAW and sensor softener SEH are installed p3 G14xx G24xx w out WAW w SEH Country setting2 Press the GEL button 39x The GEL LED flashes 3x slowly and 9x quickly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired se...

Page 181: ...ton 4 Immediately press the Program button 5 times on the 5th time hold until the Rinse Hold LED flashes 5 Release the Program button 6 If the Rinse Hold LED does not light up repeat the procedure Acknowledgement indicator The Rinse Hold LED flashes rapidly 5 flashes per second Options Function Programming Display Software version ID check Do not press the options button The Tab LED is off The dis...

Page 182: ...is parameter to deal with stubborn soiling if otherwise low overall soiling If this option is selected the main wash temperature is increased to 131 F and as a result the program duration is extended Resetting standard settings Press the options button 12x The Tab LED flashes once slowly and 2x quickly intermittently Press the Program button to reset all standard settings This programmable functio...

Page 183: ...ickly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The display shows p and a digit alternately Setting options p0 Pre wash not activated p1 Pre wash activated Second interim rinse ID nos 984 and later Press the options button 26x The Tab LED flashes 2x slowly and 6x quickly intermittently Press the Program button as appropriate to make the desired setting The ...

Page 184: ...st step set the country specification and model then switch off the appliance Repeat access and then set appliance width and height and the appropriate supply water hardness 3 The SER country specification includes the following countries Portugal France the Netherlands Belgium and Great Britain Save and quit Switch off the appliance Water Hardness d Water Hardness gpg Display 1 1 1 P1 2 2 1 P2 3 ...

Page 185: ...ch to 3 o clock To change the water hardness setting press the Start Stop button Setting range 1 70 d 1 74 9 gpg If the Rinse LED flashes 4x this corresponds to the standard setting of 12 15 d 12 8 16 1 gpg see Table 080 19 Dispensed rinse aid quantity setting Turn the selector switch to the 5 o clock position To change the dispensed rinse aid amount press the Start Stop button The set value is in...

Page 186: ...will be extended and the final rinse temperature increased Appliance height setting1 Press the Start Stop button 5x Turn the selector switch to 9 o clock To change the setting press the Start Stop button Rinse LED is off standard machine height G1xxx Rinse LED flashes XXL models G2xxx Model setting1 Press the Start Stop button 6x Turn the selector switch to 3 o clock To change the setting press th...

Page 187: ... 1x rapidly 2 2x rapidly 3 3x rapidly 2 4 4x rapidly 5 5x rapidly 6 6x rapidly Table 080 20 Rinse Aid Quantities G 2020 1 One milliliter equals 0 3 fluid ounces 2 Standard setting 4 2 7 Inspira and Diamante G 2120 G 2140 G 2150 Initial requirements 1 Close the door 2 Switch off the appliance Accessing 1 Press and hold the Start Stop button 2 Switch on the appliance 3 Release the Start Stop button ...

Page 188: ...dard settings Rinse LED flashes Values correspond to standard settings Adjusting the main wash temperature Press the Program button 20x Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse Hold LED flashes 2x slowly Rinse LED is off standard setting Rinse LED flashes increased wash temperature Increased wash temperature results in longer running time Shortening program ...

Page 189: ...x Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse Hold LED flashes 3x slowly and 9x rapidly The Rinse LED s flash pattern indicates which country is set 1x Europe 2x Australia 3x USA 4x Japan 5x Italy Spain 6x Southern Europe 2 Table 080 21 Service Programming Mode Summary G 2120 G 2140 G 2150 1 If the electronic needs to be replaced during servicing the following ...

Page 190: ... 5 Release the Start Stop button 6 If the Start Stop LED does not light up repeat the procedure Acknowledgement indicator The Start Stop LED flashes rapidly 5 flashes per second Options Function Programming Display Reset Press the Program or Delay Start for G 2143 button 1x Press the Start Stop button to reset all standard settings The Rinse Hold LED flashes 1x rapidly Rinse LED is off values do n...

Page 191: ...setting Rinse LED flashes Shortened wash program Program dependent shortening of running time by reduction of temperature and or removing holding times Water quantity normal increased Press the Program or Delay Start for G 2143 button 23x Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse Hold LED flashes 2x slowly and 3x rapidly Rinse LED is off Standard setting Rins...

Page 192: ...rvice Programming Mode Summary G 2142 G 2143 1 If the electronic needs to be replaced during servicing the following steps must be taken during programming In the first step set the country specification and model then switch off the appliance Repeat access and then set appliance width and height and the appropriate supply water hardness 2 If the dishwasher is connected to an external ion exchange...

Page 193: ... the Start Stop LED does not light up repeat the procedure Acknowledgement indicator The Start Stop LED flashes rapidly 5 flashes per second Options Function Programming Display Software version ID check Do not press the Delay Start button The Delay Start LED is off Rinse LED is out or flashes The display shows the software version ID no in consecutive digits e g 818 Reset Press the Delay Start bu...

Page 194: ...lternately Setting options P0 Standard program cycle factory setting P1 Adjusted program cycle The Sensor Wash program can be adjusted in this parameter to deal with stubborn soiling if otherwise low overall soiling If this option is selected the main wash temperature is increased to 131 F and as a result the program duration is extended Resetting standard settings Press the Delay Start button 12x...

Page 195: ...ently Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and a digit alternately p0 Normal water quantity standard setting p1 Increased water quantity If increased water quantity is selected approx 16 7 fl oz 500mL more water is taken in during each water intake cycle Soak activation deactivation Press the Delay Start button 2...

Page 196: ...depend on model and whether a circulation pump with slide shutter WAW and sensor softener SEH are installed as follows p3 G14xx G24xx without WAW with SEH Country setting2 Press the Delay Start button 39x The Delay Start LED flashes 3x slowly and 9x quickly intermittently Press the Start Stop button as appropriate to make the desired setting The Rinse LED is off or flashes The display shows p and ...

Page 197: ...a G 2630 G 2670 Initial requirements 1 Close the door open for G 2670 2 Switch off the appliance Accessing 1 Press and hold the C clear button 2 Switch on the appliance 3 Release the C clear button when the display lights up 4 Immediately press the C clear button 5 times on the 5th time hold for at least 4 seconds Acknowledgement indicator Successful accessing of the programming mode is indicated ...

Page 198: ...etting Select Rinse aid Select a rinse aid quantity with the and buttons and confirm with OK The display shows the current rinse aid dispensing quantities The dispensed quantity can be set at levels of approximately 0 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL Standard setting 0 1 fl oz 3mL Setting the intervals for the filter checks Select Check filters Select a wash interval and confirm with OK The display shows the inte...

Page 199: ...g the dealer demo mode Select Dealer Select a setting and confirm with OK For options see Section 080 4 2 13 Resetting standard settings Select Factory default To reset the parameters settings modified by the customer to their standard settings confirm with OK The display reads Reset factory default settings Adjusting the wash final rinse temperature Select Temperatures Select Main wash or Final r...

Page 200: ...old values will improve the cleaning outcome 2 This parameter can also be modified by the customer in the Settings menu under External Water Softeners See the appropriate operating installation instructions 3 If the electronic needs to be replaced during servicing then the following steps must be taken during programming In the first step set the country specification then switch off the machine A...

Page 201: ...can be set from 0 to 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL Standard setting 0 1 fl oz 3mL Setting the intervals for the filter checks Select Check filters Select a wash interval and confirm with OK The display shows the intervals available for selection Range 30 60 wash cycles Adjust Sensor wash program Select Adjust sensor wash Select a setting and confirm with OK Setting options On and Off standard setting With this...

Page 202: ...ls are displayed in bar form Standby activation deactivation Select Standby Select a setting and confirm with OK The display shows the options On and Not in current prog The display is switched off after approximately 10 minutes in order to save energy if during this period no control has been activated Activating deactivating the memory Select Memory Select a setting and confirm with OK Options O...

Page 203: ... the appropriate operating installation instructions If the dishwasher is connected to an external ion exchanger water softener i e that needs to be reactivated with salt the sensor softener must be deactivated and the water hardness must be set manually If this value is unknown 8 d should be set 2 If the electronic needs to be replaced during servicing then the following steps must be taken durin...

Page 204: ... display shows the selection of available detergent types Powder GEL 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 for G 2830 Powder GEL and Tab for G 2832 and G 2872 Dispensed rinse aid quantity setting Select Rinse aid Select a rinse aid quantity with the buttons and confirm with OK The display shows the current rinse aid dispensing quantities The dispensed quantity can be set from 0 to 0 2 fl oz 0 6 mL Standard setting 0 ...

Page 205: ...a format and confirm with OK The temperature can be displayed in C or F as desired Activating deactivating the buzzer Select Buzzer Select a setting and confirm with OK The options Off Normal and Loud are shown in the display Activating deactivating the confirmation tone Select Keypad tone Select a setting and confirm with OK In the standard settings the confirmation tone in the form of an acousti...

Page 206: ...ducing temperatures and or canceling holding times Second interim rinse Select 2nd interim rinse Select a setting and confirm with OK Options On Off standard setting SC with or without cutlery tray available for ID no 1856 Select SC Make the desired selection and confirm with OK Options On Off Programming function not available at this time Machine height setting2 Select Machine height Select a se...

Page 207: ...le 3 Make the desired setting and confirm with OK 4 Switch off the appliance 4 2 14 Activating Deactivating the Sensor Softener Manually Setting Water Hardness Excella LaPerla 1 Access the service programming mode 2 Select Water hardness 3 Setting options Automatic Sensor softener activated The on site water hardness can also be directly selected Hardness range 1 d to 70 d 1 1 grains per gallon to...

Page 208: ...ogram button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then briefly press the Program button To delete the fault code memory press and hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then press and hold the Program button until the SaniWash LED goes out The Intake Drain LED flashes 1x rapidly If faults were registered they are indicated by the SaniWash LED Example Fault code F14 The SaniWa...

Page 209: ...press the Program button The Intake Drain LED flashes 4x rapidly All LEDs light up Buzzer test Press the Program button 5x To start the buzzer test press and hold the Program button until the Intake Drain LED lights up Then briefly press the Program button The Intake Drain LED flashes 5x Table 080 32 Service Mode Summary G 118x G 2170 G 218x 4 3 2 Optima G 1202 Initial requirements 1 Close the doo...

Page 210: ...shows which component is being tested For example if drain pump M8 is being tested U and 3 are shown alternately For the test sequence and background information about individual components and their activation see Section 080 2 2 Operating hours check Press the Delay Start button 3x The Delay Start LED flashes 3x quickly intermittently The display shows the number of operating hours as follows If...

Page 211: ...ested For example if drain pump M8 is being tested U and 3 are shown alternately For the test sequence and background information about individual components and their activation see Section 080 2 2 Operating hours check Press the Tab button 3x The Tab LED flashes 3x quickly intermittently The display shows the number of operating hours as follows If the appliance has run for 74 hours h 7 and 4 ar...

Page 212: ... 2x The GEL LED flashes 2x quickly intermittently Press the Program button Press it again to activate the next component The display shows which component is being tested For example if drain pump M8 is being tested U and 3 are shown alternately For the test sequence and background information about individual components and their activation see Section 080 2 2 Operating hours check Press the GEL ...

Page 213: ...ons button 2x The Tab LED flashes 2x quickly intermittently Press the Program button Press it again to activate the next component The display shows which component is being tested For example if drain pump M8 is being tested U and 3 are shown alternately For the test sequence and background information about individual components and their activation see Section 080 2 2 Operating hours check Pres...

Page 214: ... o clock position Press and hold Start Stop until Rinse LED goes out If the Rinse LED is off the fault memory no longer contains any faults Component test Turn the selector switch to the 3 o clock position To start the component test or to access the next component to be tested press Start Stop The flashing rhythm of the Rinse LED indicates which component test is activated For the sequence of com...

Page 215: ...ram or Delay Start for G 2143 button 2x Press the Start Stop button to start the component test Press Start Stop again to activate the next component The Rinse Hold LED flashes 2x rapidly The Rinse LED indicates which component is currently activated Test sequence and background information see Section 080 2 2 Operating hours check Press the Program or Delay Start for G 2143 button 3x Press the St...

Page 216: ...lt memory is empty F and 0 are displayed alternately Component test Press the Delay Start button 2x The Delay Start LED flashes 2x quickly intermittently Press the Start Stop button Press it again to activate the next component The display shows which component is being tested For example if drain pump M8 is being tested U and 3 are shown alternately For the test sequence and background informatio...

Page 217: ...gistered they are all shown Alternatively the message No fault is displayed See Table 080 2 for a list of fault codes Fault code deletion Select Fault memory Select Delete fault memory with the cursor buttons confirm with OK In the display the option Delete fault memory is shown along with the saved fault codes Component test Select Component Components V01 V17 are activated via the cursor buttons...

Page 218: ...ernatively the message No fault is displayed See Table 080 2 for a list of fault codes Fault code deletion Select Fault memory Select the option Delete fault with the cursor buttons confirm with OK In the display the option Delete fault memory is shown along with the saved fault codes Component test Select Component with the cursor buttons Press OK Activation of the individual components V01 V18 t...

Page 219: ...ered they are all shown Alternatively the message No fault is displayed See Table 080 2 for a list of fault codes Fault code deletion Select Fault memory Select the option Delete fault memory with the cursor buttons confirm with OK In the display the option Delete fault memory is shown along with the saved fault codes Component test Select Component with the cursor buttons Activation of the indivi...

Page 220: ...Technical Information 220 G 1xxx G 2xxx 100 Fascia Panel Touchtronic Navitronic Incognito ...

Page 221: ...out was modified in machines 79249108 and later In older machines use an appropriate tool to widen the cutout 3 2 Display Steams Up Symptom Inside of the display steams up during drying Cause Condensation conduit with open capillary barrier mat no 5829110 Remedy Replace the conduit Note Since August 2005 machines have been fitted with condensation conduits featuring closed capillary barriers mat n...

Page 222: ...ure 100 1 Item 1 3 Remove the fascia panel 4 Pull off the switch buttons and selector knob if applicable 5 Disconnect the plug connection to the main electronic module Figure 100 1 Screws Securing the Fascia Panel Touchtronic Novotronic Navitronic To re install first install the fascia panel and screw it into position then restore the switch buttons and knob ...

Page 223: ...untersunk self tapping 3 9 x 14 may be used as otherwise the electronic s holder could be damaged 4 3 Control Panel Removal Touchtronic Novotronic 1 Remove the fascia panel See Section 100 4 1 2 Slightly bend open the clamp on the inner side of the fascia panel with a suitable screwdriver 3 Remove the control panel 4 4 On Off Switch Removal Touchtronic Novotronic 1 Fascia panel removal Section 100...

Page 224: ...100 3 On Off Switch Removal Touchtronic Novotronic Note When re installing the bracket make sure that the electronic s protective foil is pulled down at the bottom so that it is below the plug area 4 5 Electronic Removal Incognito 1 Door outer panel removal Section 030 4 3 2 Fascia panel removal Section 100 4 2 3 Remove the screws from the sides of the door inner panel 4 Remove the door contact sw...

Page 225: ...bracket to the front Note If the dishwasher has a furniture front take care to insert a towel or similar between its top edge and the fascia to prevent scratching 5 Disconnect all plugs 6 Use a small screwdriver to press in all the retaining lugs 6 securing the electronic to the holding plate bottom first then top 7 Remove the electronic Note Only the complete electronic can be replaced Note Take ...

Page 226: ...Technical Information 226 G 1xxx G 2xxx 130 Cutlery Tray ...

Page 227: ...shed Cause Water clings as a result of using a combination detergent Remedy Replace honeycomb patterned inserts with inserts having a grid pattern Note The following inserts are available Insert 1 1 Mat no 06947010 Insert 2 3 Mat no 06929650 Insert 1 3 Mat no 06947000 Cause Honeycomb patterned inserts Remedy Replace honeycomb patterned inserts with inserts having a grid pattern ...

Page 228: ...rating where it meets the bottom pan The bottom pan then may amplify this noise further Remedy Re align the front cover plate as described in the photos below Use a T 20 Torx driver to remove the screws Release the lower part of the cover plate and then re insert the screws with the lip of the cover plate outside of the bottom pan Be sure the hinge tabs at the top of the cover plate are fully inse...

Page 229: ...n set the hardness to 8 Otherwise Automatic is appropriate Pos 24 Sensor softener Automatic or 1 70 Manual hardness setting Alternatively these settings can be accessed via the Miele Diagnostic Support software These instructions are also included with the replacement electronic 3 Changing the Door Handle Style on a Dishwasher Delivered as SF Pre Finished Pre finished models can have their handles...

Page 230: ...anel Replace the door panel making sure the mounting tabs are fully seated in the mounting slots Tighten the mounting clamps with your T 20 driver Be careful not to overtighten the clamps Be sure to save all of the hardware for the original SF handle if the customer wants to revert to that handle the mounting hardware is not interchangeable Stainless steel handle styles available Name Item Part Nu...

Page 231: ... of the Circulation Pump Internal use only The motor start protocol for the G 2000 circulation pumps has been updated and improved to give even quieter operation and higher reliability should a circulation pump become stuck If you encounter a service situation where motor start noise is an issue replace the electronic as listed below Model Name Model Number Electronic Number Part Old Part New Opti...

Page 232: ...untry debris in the water supply may get past the inlet filter and clog the flow restrictor When diagnosing a persistent F13 this should be taken into consideration Cleaning the flow restrictor will temporarily alleviate the problem but for a permanent fix the green flow restrictor from part number 05622950 Conv Kit Regulator should be used This restrictor has a slightly different design and is le...

Page 233: ...into cabinetry to prevent tipping during next step Step 10 Open dishwasher door and remove bottom basket and open water softener salt tank reservoir cap and using a wet dry vacuum suck all water brine solution out of salt tank Note Some dishwashers have this tank located in the door and would require opening the salt tank reservoir door to facilitate the removal of the water brine solution Step 11...

Page 234: ...nsor configuration The speed sensor is no longer a renewable part and is sealed into the pump housing The wiring is brought out to a Molex connector on the side of the housing This protects the speed sensor assembly from moisture should the bottom pan fill with water Be sure to refer to the parts CD to determine which of these pumps you will need They are not interchangeable See the photos ...

Page 235: ... a defective speed sensor F63 This applies to MPEW pumps only You may also find that along with the circulation pump the harness connector to the speed sensor may have to be replaced due to overheating or water damage This can be accomplished by carefully following these guidelines Parts tools required 06468760 connector 3 pole Small sharp razor knife Wire cutters Slip joint pliers Brains please d...

Page 236: ...ishwashers for any reason always connect with the MDU and apply the update if it shows as available 13 Update Replacing the Waterproof Hose in a Dishwasher There is only one part number for the replacement waterproof hose used in the G 800 and G 2000 series dishwashers That part number is 07638530 The hose comes with the grey flow restrictor installed This restrictor should be removed and replaced...

Page 237: ...igned in such a way that the excursion of the steel ball will repeatedly traverse the length of the valve body to prevent and or clear any debris from collecting there The noise is usually intermittent Replacing the valve or re routing the drain line will have no effect on the noise 15 G 2143 G 2472 Lower Spray Arms Recent memos have circulated regarding the possibility of improving wash results b...

Page 238: ...etergents in our dishwashers Up until then we suggested powder detergents However with the generation of dishwashers from 2005 and continuing today we suggest that powders tablets gels and gelpacs can be used effectively in all of our dishwashers In fact in support of this effort Miele is now selling our own brand of tablets that can be found at our online store Effective immediately please begin ...

Page 239: ...he water Reduced levels of dissolved oxygen in water are harmful to fish Excess levels of phosphorus can lead to widespread fish kills In reality the majority of phosphorus pollution can be attributed to heavy industry mining operations fertilizer and animal waste runoff from agriculture and to a much lesser extent effluent from sewage treatment plants containing trace amounts from you guessed it ...

Page 240: ... Information 240 G 1xxx G 2xxx http www appliance net 2010 states ban phosphate laden dishwasher soap 1988 http pressroom consumerreports org pressroom 2010 08 low phosphate dishwasher detergents that work html ...

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