Miele DGC 6 Series User Manual

Technical Information
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DGC 6xxx
Cause:
The reed switch (B1-2) on the drain pump is not switching. There is too much
space between the magnets in the switch and thus the reed switch will not
close.
Remedy:
1. Disconnect the reed switch from the power electronic.
2. Overfill the drain pump. Fill the cavity with water until the drain area in the
cavity base is filled up.
3. Check the resistance of the reed switch plug.
Note:
The reed switch has an infinite resistance for an empty condensate pump
(reed switch open) and a resistance of zero ohms for a full condensate
pump (reed switch closed).
4. Turn the reed switch in its holder until the resistance measures 0 ohms.
5. Mark the position, in which the reed switch closes, with a waterproof pen
on the reed switch.
Note:
The marking makes a new test after turning the reed switch unnecessary.
6. Reconnect the reed switch plug to the power electronic.
Note:
The appliance will automatically pump off the extra water after switch-on.
Cause:
The float in the drain pump is jammed.
Remedy:
Replace the drain pump. See Section 035-4.3.
Cause:
Power electronic (N1-1) defective.
Remedy:
Replace the power electronic. See Section 045-4.8.
3.20 Fault Code F197 – Cooling-Air Pt1000 Short Circuit
Cause:
Short circuit at cooling-air Pt1000 temp sensor R30-34
Remedy:
Replace R30-34. See Section 030-4.8.
3.21 Fault Code F198 – Cooling-Air Pt1000 Open Circuit
Cause:
Open circuit at cooling-air Pt1000 temp sensor R30-34
Remedy:
Replace R30-34. See Section 030-4.8.

Miele DGC 6 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Miele
Model	DGC 6 Series
Category	Oven
Language	English