Miele Dishwasher Repair: Not Drying

Miele dishwashers are produced to work properly without inconveniences. Unfortunately, your appliance can break one day due to improper maintenance, overloading or other factors. If so, check the garbage disposal for a clog. If the drain is clogged, the dishwasher becomes clogged as well because the two systems are connected. Run the garbage disposal to clear the drain. In addition, the knockout plug that blocks the dishwasher fitting to the disposal must be removed. The drain hose on the Miele dishwasher may get clogged, kinked or blocked and cause problems. The drain hose must be located less than 8 inches above the floor to drain properly, or it must be vented by a professional. The hose can also be checked for clogs by disconnecting it from the dishwasher, cleaning it out and reconnecting the hose and straightening it out. Remove and clean the filter. Blocked filters are a common cause of dishwashers not draining, but they're easy to check and fix.  You'll find the filters in the bottom of the dishwasher; they come in three parts and are very easy to pull or twist out. Remove, clean and replace the filters. If you use your dishwasher regularly, it’s a good idea to clean the filters every week or so. You can do this by running them under the tap. Consider calling a professional repair assistant to check your Miele dishwasher more thoroughly.