Miele g 841 dishwasher technical guide - Miele Dishwashers

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Pressure Switch sensing Julie. Bad news with that particular fault.

Fault Code F51 Pressure Sensor - Miele W1113 Technical ...

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Fault Code F51 Pressure Sensor - Miele W1113 Technical Information ... Water Intake Valve(s) close and the program automatically ends. The Drain Pump is activated ...

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Check the filter screen is not clogged in the water supply hose. Also make sure the supply valve is open. Call Miele technical support at (800)999-1360 M-F 8 am to 8 pm eastern. They can help.

Ok,if you unplug it,it should reset it.

The water valve on Miele dishwashers is built into the end of the water line where it hooks into your plumbing(in that box-looking assembly) Your best bet is to call Miele USA, I have had very good luck with their customer support system, they can usually diagnose your problem right over the phone.

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You will find most manuals on the miele website. Go to Customer service then technical service. Then operating instructions.

This same problem is posted elsewhere on this site. Probably you need to clean out a valve on the bottom of the machine (inside the dishwasher). Check your manual, or the similar post on this site.

There's a rectangular slot under the triple filter at the 12 O'clock position. The circulation pump impeller wheel faces you inside that hole. I would recommend using a special wrench for doing just that. The box wrench could get stuck and break off a blade on the impeller. I think Miele will mail you the special tool for free if you call them with the Model and Serial number. They say the pump seal inside there gets tight if it's not used on a regular basis and the hot water or the tool frees it up. I think they could use ceramic washers instead of rubber. They don't change size so there would be much less tourque required to start the pump.