Miele Appliance Repair Services

🔧 Common Issues

Miele appliances — known for ultra-precise German engineering — are high-end but highly sensitive to electrical and mechanical deviations. Common failure points across categories:

• Dishwashers showing F11, F14, or F24 – drain pump failure, heater relay stuck, or NTC sensor fault
• Washers displaying F63, F53, or F138 – tachometer error, unbalanced load detection, or circulation pump issue
• Dryers not heating (F066 / F063) – heater relay failure or clogged air path triggering temp sensor shutdown
• Coffee systems showing F73 or F74 – brew unit jammed or position sensor misalignment
• Wall ovens displaying F255 or F353 – UI-to-mainboard communication fault or stuck thermal safety
• Refrigerators warm with compressor running – inverter module failure or defrost system stuck
• Touch display not responding – failed capacitive sensor board or low-voltage board failure
• Error reset fails or cycles repeat – EEPROM corruption or relay arc-welded closed on PCB

All major appliances feature built-in service modes, accessible via hidden key combinations. Miele fault codes are precise and modular, e.g., F11 = drain fault (dishwasher), F66 = temp sensor overheat (dryer), etc. Technicians must test components under load, measure precise sensor resistance curves (often non-linear), and diagnose relay or triac faults on multi-stage boards. We handle full-system repairs: from EEPROM-level resets and triac testing to sealed system work in high-end fridges.