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Warning and Safety instructions

Further notes

Cleaning and disinfecting agents often contain

chlorine-based substances. Do not let such agents

dry out on stainless steel surfaces, as the chlorine

can have a corrosive effect. Use chlorine-free agents

for washing and disinfecting and also for cleaning

stainless steel surfaces to protect them from

corrosion.

If in doubt, confirm with the manufacturer that their

product is suitable. If any agent containing chlorine

comes into contact with the stainless steel surfaces,

wipe it away immediately with clean water. Then dry

with a soft cloth.

The manufacturer cannot be held liable for the

effect of a chemical cleaning agent on laundry or the

machine, even when the use of such agents is

recommended.

Please note that changes to the product which have

not been made known by the manufacturer can affect

the quality of the wash result.

Using accessories

Accessory parts may only be fitted when

expressly approved by Miele. Using spare parts or

accessories from other manufacturers will invalidate

the warranty, and Miele cannot accept liability.

Any additional components used, e.g. suction

devices for liquid agents, electronic water meters or

dispenser monitors, must conform to Safety Class II.

If connected to an external PC, this must conform to

EN 60950-1:2001 (IEC 60950-1:2001).

Chlorine and component damage

Notes on using chlorine bleach and

perchlorethylene

Frequent use of chlorine increases the risk of

component damage.

The use of agents containing chlorine, such as

sodium hypochlorite and chlorine bleach in powder

form, can damage the protective upper surface of

stainless steel and cause corrosion to components.

Factors affecting this are chlorine concentration

levels, contact time and temperature. It is therefore

advisable to avoid the use of such agents. Oxygen

based bleaching agents should be used instead.

If, however, chlorine based bleaching agents have to

be used for particular types of soiling, then

anti-chlorine measures must also be carried out. If

this is not done irreparable damage can occur to

components in the machine and to laundry.

Anti-chlorine treatment

Anti-chlorine treatment has to be carried out

immediately after chlorine bleach has been used. The

use of hydrogen peroxide or an oxygen based

cleaning or bleaching agent is recommended and the

laundry should not be drained in between.

With thiosulfate, especially when used with hard

water, gypsum can form, which can lead to

incrustations on laundry or deposits in the machine.

The use of hydrogen peroxide is preferable as it aids

the chlorine neutralising process.

The exact quantity of additives and the treatment

temperatures required must be set and tested on site

in accordance with the dosage recommendations of

the detergent and additive manufacturers. The

laundry must also be tested to check whether it

contains any active chlorine residues.

Disposing of your old machine

Before disposing of an old machine, first make the

door lock unusable. This way you will prevent

children from accidentally locking themselves in and

endangering their lives.

All personnel working with this machine must be

fully trained in all aspects of its use and safety.

Keep these instructions in a safe and accessible

place.