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My Miele dishwasher is not heating the water.

The element measured 30 ohms which I assume is normal for a 240v system. Does anybody have any ideas.

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  • Robert James Jul 16, 2007

    If I had a wiring diagram that was what I would have looed at next. However I put it together again and ... it worked. So for now problem solved thank-you.

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You would need to look at the wireing diagram and find out if there is any thermostats that I'm sure there are. You would need to find out if they are working properly.

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