Miele G800, G600 manual Sump Removal, Re-Installation Service Tip

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G600 & G800 Electronic Dishwashers

Technical Information

5.43Sump - Removal

1.Remove as much water as possible from the Sump.

2.Open the door; remove the Bottom Spray Arm (5.17) and Filter Assembly.

3.Lay the dishwasher on its back.

4.Remove the Drip Tray (5.30)

5.Remove the Circulation Pump (5.35).

6.Remove the Drain Pump (5.40).

7.Remove the Float Switch Assembly (5.31)

8.Remove the NTC Temperature Sensor (5.34)

9.Disconnect all Hoses to/from the Sump.

10.Unclip the Wiring Harness from the Retainers.

11.Unscrew and remove the Clamp surrounding the Sump Seal.

12.Lift the Sump from the cabinet.

Re-Installation Service Tip

ƒApply Rinse Aid to the inner surface of the seal.

ƒFit the Sealing Ring on the cabinet.

ƒAlign the Sump with the drain connection.

Warning!

To avoid leaks on units without the Self Tensioning Clamp. The Clamp should be tightened to a gap of approximately 22 mm. See figure 37.

Figure 5-37:Self Tensioning Sump Clamp

Figure 5-38:Sump Clamp without the self tensioning; should be tightened to a gap of about 22mm.

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Contents Technical Information G600 & G800 Electronic DishwashersG600 & G800 Electronic Dishwashers Table of Contents G600 & G800 Electronic Dishwashers Table of Contents Service and Maintenance……………………………………………………..57G600 & G800 Electronic Dishwashers Table of Contents Operating Hours G600 &G800 Electronic Dishwashers List of Figures G600 &G800 Electronic Dishwashers List of Figures G600 &G800 Electronic Dishwashers List of Tables Construction and Design Unit Overview Typical Fully Integrated Model 2Appliance Overview Typical Fully Integrated Vi ModelTouchtronic Controls OverviewNovotronic Incognito Types of Dishwashers 3Pre-Finished DishwasherDishwasher Height 600 / 800 Series Technical DataDishwasher Width Fullsize / Slimline G600 Series G800 Series Summary of DimensionsElectrical Information Hard Wire Electrical Connection Plumbing ConnectionIntake Connection Drain ConnectionData Tag ETL Certification -ORLayout of Components Novotronic and Touchtronic Series 9Component Overview Novotronic & Touchtronic SeriesIncognito Series 10Component Overview Incognito Vi SeriesInstallation Child Safety Lock Door Handle and Door Lock Novotronic and Touchtronic SeriesClosing the Dishwasher Door HorizontalWater Softener Water Softener SaltIf the Water Softener is needed If the Water Softener is not neededGeneral Operation Incognito Series General Operation Novotronic SeriesGeneral Operation Touchtronic Series PTC Release Element Units equipped with Turbothermic Fan Fan Assembly Units equipped with Turbothermic FanCabinet Construction Combination Dispenser ConstructionDispensing Heaters Wash Cavity Heating ElementFlow Through Heater Flow Through Heater Electrical Data 120VACHeater Circuit Operation 4Heater CircuitPulsed Heating Operation Temperature ProtectionStatic Drying Spray Arms Rotation Data Filter AssemblySpray Arms Water Inlet Mixer Data Water Intake Technical DataFlow Restrictor Data WaterProof System WPS 6WaterProof System ConnectionTechnical Information 7Water Intake Circuit 8Flowmeter Assembly Components External Flowmeter Shown Flowmeter OperationWater Intake Water Intake System Equipped With Integrated FlowmeterWater Mixing Water Mixing External Flowmeter Mains water mixing External FlowmeterWater Mixing Integrated Flowmeter 11Water Path with Integrated Flowmeter12Water Inlet Mixer Solenoid Valve Y5 Operating Plus Models Only 13Water Hardness Mixer SolenoidElectronic Controlled Water Hardness EGS Water Softener 14Water SoftenerReactivation Reactivation Cycles Gallon QuantityOperation Technical DataCondenser Drying UKT 15Components for the Condenser Drying System Control Valve 16Control Valve Y6Level Switch Heater Heater Pressure Switch Drain Pump, Circulation Pump17Heater Pressure Switch Contact Positions and Current Paths Level Switch Intake Overflow 18Water Intake / Level Switch CircuitTemperature Sensor Top Solo Valve Turbidity Sensor ECO Sensor ExampleElectronic Unit Power Outputs Programming After Replacing the Electronic Electronic ModesLocking Plate Adjustment Cabinet Seal ReplacementService Tip Side Panel RemovalSpring Bracket Replacement 4Side View, Door with BracketCover Plate Removal Cover PlateConnecting Strip Removal Plinth area with Connecting StripBasket Support Rollers Replacement Basket Guide10Stopper removal Combination Dispenser Removal 11Exterior view of the Inner Door PanelTurbothermic Fan Removal 12 Fan RemovalTo Remove the Inner Door Panel Door Panel Outer and Inner RemovalTo Remove the Outer Door Panel Cable Holder Removal 14Cable Holder RemovalLock / Handle Assembly Removal 15 Lock RemovalDoor Hinge Removal 16 Hinge RemovalDoor Tension Adjustment ƒ Clockwise Tighten ƒ Counterclockwise LoosenTop Spray Arm Removal Middle Spray Arm RemovalBottom Spray Arm Removal Top Spray Arm Feed Pipe RemovalMiddle Spray Arm Cover Removal Middle Spray Arm Feed Pipe RemovalFlow-Through Heater Removal 19Dishwasher with Flow-Through HeaterTemperature Limiter Replacement 20Flow-Through Heater with Seal Item21 Microfine Filter Replacement Microfine Filter Exchange22Pressing and Locking the Filter Assembly WaterProof System WPS RemovalWaterProof System WPS Restrictor Exchange 23Tilting the Flow RestrictorWater Inlet Diverter Removal 25 Water Inlet RemovalWater Softener Operational Check Drip Tray Removal Water Softener Assembly- RemovalFloat Switch Housing Removal Float Switch B8/3 Removal 26Float Switch HousingSteam Condenser Removal 27Steam Condenser ComponentsTo prevent the possibility of a flooding condition Temperature Sensor NTC RemovalControl Valve Y6 Removal Circulation Pump M6 Removal 28Circulation Pump RemovalCirculation Pump Partition & Impeller Replacement 29Components within the Circulation PumpCirculation Pump Housing Exchange Circulation Pump Release with Tool32Turning the Circulation Pump Tool Heater Level Switch B1/10 Removal 33Heater Level Switch and Circulation Pump34Drain Pump Replacement Drain Pump M8 RemovalTop Solo Valve Removal 35Circulation Pump with Top Solo Valve attachedOverflow Level Switch Removal Re-Installation Service Tip Sump RemovalTurbidity Sensor Calibration Turbidity Sensor RemovalFully Integrated Vi Control Panel Removal 39Fully Integrated Vi Control PanelNovotronic & Touchtronic Control Panel Removal 40Control Panel Novotronic and Touchtronic DishwashersFixing Bracket Removal 41Removing the Fixing BracketHeating Relay & Power Relay Removal Programming and Service Mode Features General InformationWater Hardness Programming Drying Options As ApplicableFault Code Retrieval Increase TemperatureBuzzer As Applicable With or Without Water SoftenerOperating Hours Width of Unit As ApplicableFlowmeter Count Timing Charts General Information Timer Steps Component names and Wiring Diagram Legends are listed103 Understanding the steps performed Program Choices and steps performed…Timing Charts & Wire Diagrams Model Specific Wiring Diagrams General InformationFault Repair Door does not close correctlyExcess foaming Detergent not releasedPoor drying results No drying or drying too slowWater leaks from the Turbothermic Fan Grille Water not heating Circulation Pump does not start

G600, G800 specifications

Miele has long been synonymous with high-quality kitchen appliances, and their dishwashers, particularly the G800 and G600 series, exemplify the brand's commitment to excellence. Both models offer a blend of innovative technologies, user-friendly features, and sleek design, making them a popular choice among consumers looking for efficient and reliable dishwashing solutions.

The Miele G800 series stands out with its superior cleaning performance, aided by advanced PowerWash technology. This system ensures optimal water distribution, so every item, from heavily soiled pots to delicate glassware, receives thorough cleaning. With a large capacity and versatile rack system, it can accommodate a wide variety of dishware, tall wine glasses, and bulky pots.

One of the most notable features of the G800 is its AutoOpen drying function. At the end of the wash cycle, the door automatically opens slightly to allow fresh air to circulate. This feature not only enhances drying results but also reduces the need for additional drying time, contributing to energy efficiency. Moreover, the G800 series boasts an impressive Energy Star rating, indicating low energy and water consumption, which is essential in today's eco-conscious market.

Shifting focus to the G600 series, these models emphasize user convenience without sacrificing performance. The G600 series features Miele's patented ComfortClose door design, which allows the door to remain open at any angle, making loading and unloading effortless. Additionally, the G600 models come equipped with the Knock2open technology, allowing users to open the dishwasher with just a gentle knock, adding an element of sophistication and ease.

Both series feature Miele's Silence Plus technology, ensuring quiet operation so that users can run the dishwasher at any time without disturbing their household. With a range of wash programs, including QuickIntenseWash for speedy cleaning and ExtraQuiet for nighttime use, Miele's dishwashers cater to the varying needs of modern consumers.

In summary, the Miele G800 and G600 series dishwashers are designed to provide an unparalleled dishwashing experience, combining cutting-edge technology with practical features. With their strong focus on efficiency, usability, and exceptional cleaning performance, it’s no wonder they’re highly regarded in the premium appliance market. Whether you choose the innovative G800 or the convenient G600, you can trust Miele’s tradition of quality in your kitchen.
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