Miele G692 SCI Plus does not finish cycle. End, Stop/Start and Top Solo lights flash simultaneously.

Try powering off the machine using the main power switch for at least 10 seconds, then power back after holding down the top solo and start/stop simultaneously.

You may need to check the drainage pipe and water inlet for blockages. Under the filter inside, you can remove part of the drainage system by removing the silver clip and pulling on the plastic segment.

Wash this through, it has a lovely ball bearing inside, but don spend too long wondering how big it is. Big it is.

Check the tubes, for kinks etc... Always disconnect the water supply before detaching the inlet, and be prepared for a mess, if you do decide to remove the drainage outlet pipe.

Failing this, the following post may help:


Check out this solution to the Miele 24 in G646SC Plus Free Standing...

I have a G851sci dishwasher. I finally found what the issue was when the End, Top Solo, and Start LEDs flash on and off randomly. It has to do with the wash cycle selector knob. This knob is connected to a 12-position rotary switch mounted on the circuit board inside the control panel. The problem is that the switch contacts are oxidized and are not making good contacts. So to fix this, you have to remove that circuit board from inside the control panel. I won't go into details on how to do that but once you have it out, you'll see the rotary switch made by Seuffer, a German electronics company that no longer exists as Seuffer. Luckily, this rotary switch can be taken apart without removing it from the board. There are four clips that must be bent out to remove the top part. Once you have this open, take a very fine 600 grit or higher sandpaper and remove the oxidation from all the metal contacts that are in there. Do the same for the wiper on the knob side that you pulled off. Once that's done, use a cotton swab with alcohol to remove dust and debris from the inside amd off the contacts. Now simply reassemble everything. This issue should now be gone. This issue is related to F03 fault code. The service manual, which you can find somewhere off the web, explains how to extract the fault codes from your machine. Hope this helps.

Have you checked the drain? On mine a small piece of broken glass had got past all the filters and had blocked the paddles of the pump - you have to release the spring clip and take off the top of the pump housing. Miele's seem very fussy about any blockages to the water outlet system.

You then have to hold down the start button to force a restart (cost me a call out to learn that) - but it is stated, sort of, in the problem fixing manual.

I switched it off at the wall and left it for a minute and set the dial to Stop and then set it again from the beginning and so far it has been fine. Thanks, DCD

The red light tell you there is a fault. You have to read the fault code and it will give you a general idea of the problem - to do this you have to enter the service mode of operation - close the door and turn the dishwasher on.
The Start/Stop light must be blinking. If the Start/Stop light is not blinking, press and hold
the Start/Stop button for at least 3 seconds to exit the cycle. The Start/Stop light should now be blinking.

Press and hold the Start/Stop button while turning the dishwasher on. Release the
Start/Stop button and immediately press it 2 more times. Flashing Intake/Drain and
Salt lamps and a lit Rinse lamp indicates successful accessing of services mode
Fault codes
F00 Pots & Pans Lit
F01 Sani Wash Lit
F02 Normal Plus Lit
F03 Normal Lit
F04 Economy Lit
F05 Rinse & Hold Lit
F06 Pots & Pans Lit
F07 Sani Wash Lit
F08 Normal Plus Lit
F09 Normal Lit Flashing

the END, START/STOP & TOP SOLO all flash at same time

I shut off the dishwasher, held a few of the buttons together at the same time, let it sit for 5 minutes, then restarted it and it worked!

Button wont stay in - lights up but nothing happens. Machine three and a half years old.

I had the same problem a few days ago. I followed the instructions to clean the filter and check to see that the impeller was free to rotate in both directions. The problem persisted. After reading this thread, and a similar one on another site, I tried what mikeboerma suggested in "solution #3", and bingo, problem solved. The magic combination is to push and hold the on/off button and the start/stop button.