Frequently Asked Questions

Problem

Possible fault

Solution

Dishes are not dry,

The rinse aid setting may be

Increase the dosage, refill

glasses and

too low, or the rinse aid

the reservoir or switch the

cutlery are

reservoir is empty.

rinse aid product when

spotted.

 

refilling (see "Rinse aid").

 

Dishes were taken out too

Leave dishes in longer (see

 

soon.

"Use").

 

A "Tab" product was used.

Change the detergent, or

 

These products have a low

refill the rinse aid (see "Rinse

 

drying effect.

aid").

White residue is

Not enough rinse aid was

Increase the dosage (see

visible on cutlery

used.

"Setting the rinse aid

and dishes.

 

dosage").

Clouding occurs

The salt container is empty.

Refill the salt container (see

on glassware and

 

"Filling the salt container").

cutlery; film can be

 

The salt container lid was not

Reseat it making sure it

wiped off.

correctly screwed on.

screws back on correctly.

 

 

Unsuitable "Tab" products

Use a different detergent.

 

were used.

Use normal (powder or gel)

 

 

detergent.

 

The water softener is

Program a higher water

 

programmed on too low a

softener setting (see "Water

 

setting.

softener").

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Miele G 5170 Problem Possible fault Solution Dishes are not dry, Cutlery are, Spotted, White residue is, Clouding occurs
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G 5170, G 5175 specifications

Miele has established itself as a leader in premium domestic appliances with its innovative dishwasher models, including the G 5175 and G 5170. Both units are designed to meet discerning standards of cleaning performance, energy efficiency, and convenience, making them ideal for modern households.

Starting with the Miele G 5175, this model is characterized by its powerful cleaning capabilities combined with advanced technology. It boasts Miele's renowned TurboDrying technology, which enhances drying performance by optimizing airflow within the dishwasher. This means that users can expect spotlessly clean and dry dishes without the hassle of hand-drying. The G 5175 is also equipped with an intuitive touch control interface, allowing for easy program selection and monitoring.

Another standout feature of the G 5175 is its flexibility in loading. The FlexiCare basket system provides adjustable tines and a height-adjustable upper rack, enabling users to maximize space and accommodate various dish shapes and sizes. This thoughtful design ensures that every dish has a dedicated spot, improving the overall cleaning efficiency.

Meanwhile, the Miele G 5170 offers similar performance with a slightly more streamlined feature set. This model also incorporates Miele's EcoTech technology, contributing to lower energy consumption without compromising cleaning results. The G 5170 operates quietly, making it suitable for open-plan living spaces where noise can be a concern. With its 48 dB noise level, it provides a peaceful environment while ensuring that dishwashing tasks are handled efficiently.

Both models come with Miele's unique AutoOpen drying feature, which automatically opens the door at the end of the cycle to enhance air drying. This innovation not only saves energy but also results in drier dishes.

In terms of cleaning options, both the G 5175 and G 5170 include various wash programs to cater to different needs, including Intensive, Quick, and Eco modes. These settings allow users to customize their dishwashing experience based on load type and energy preferences.

Overall, the Miele G 5175 and G 5170 dishwashers represent a remarkable blend of technology, efficiency, and user-friendly design. With their dedication to quality and performance, these models reinforce Miele's status as a maker of premium appliances that elevate the everyday task of dishwashing.
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