Recent content by Sam12

Never mind I've decided to call it a day and ring up Miele. Thanks anyway for your help Zipper, it''s still appreciated.

I should explain that I dipped the probe in hot water, removed it and measured it at which point the reading was increasing even as I carried out the measurement so I adjusted it for the time delay. Having remeasured with the probe still in the water it comes out at 22K - although I am...

Ah thanks, I see what you mean now. I think I had my multimeter on too low a setting. Having turned it up to 200KΩ I am now getting a reading: 76K at room temp and approx 20K in heated water (it does increase rapidly as I measure it).

Okay, I've pulled out the probe and having tried to measure the resistance at room temp, I'm getting nothing, no continuity on it at all. Does that mean it's faulty?

I removed the rear panel and there's no fluff there. I've removed the heater unit and apart from some dust clinging to the sides, that seems clean too. I assume that the NTC probe is one of the two wired connections to the heater unit?, in which case its clean. Also behind the heater, it's...

The two filters in the door opening are fine, they've been cleaned recently and there's no fluff lurking beneath them. Can you tell me where the heaters are and how I get to them, I'm afraid I'm new to this. Thanks.

Yes, it is in fact F66. As the digits were flashing one at a time I didn't pick up on it.

I've checked the pathways and filters, etc and they all clear. The error code coming up is F6. As previously mentioned, the machine is heating up on a timed load but the clothes aren't drying, they are just coming out steamed and damp.

Thanks for taking the time to reply guys. Obviously you're right, I've been reading posts on other miele dryers and tried to extract the error code based on advise given to them but clearly it hasn't worked. I've checked the inlet to the water fan and that is clear. Not quite sure the best...

Hi, I'm having a problem with my miele dryer. When I put in a load, it runs for approximately 30s and then the buzzer rings and the finish light comes on. I have tried using a timed load, in this case the dryer does heat up but the clothes come out damp (and very hot). I've pulled out the...