Miele Freezers - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

The error code you are experiencing on your Miele KFN 12823 SD1 with four beeps and flashing of the super freeze LED, along with the 9 and 5 LEDs on the fridge temperature block, is indicating a problem with the fridge evaporator sensor. This sensor is responsible for monitoring the temperature inside the fridge compartment and is located in the fridge section. According to the service manual, the evaporator sensor for your model is located inside the fridge compartment, behind the light unit and it can be accessed by removing the light cover. The sensor is connected to the main control board via a cable. It's important to note that the location of the sensor can vary depending on the specific model. In your case, since the sensor seems not to be behind the light unit, it could be that it is foamed-in. If you want to replace the sensor, you will need to carefully remove the foam insulation in order to access the sensor. This can be a delicate process and it's important to be careful not to damage the insulation, which can affect the cooling efficiency of the fridge. It's recommended to have a professional technician to help you with the replacement, as it might involve handling with refrigerant and electrical connections. It's also important to make sure that you have the correct replacement sensor for your model and to follow the instructions in the service manual to ensure a proper installation.

To access the No-Frost System located on top of your Miele tall freezer F7462 SNH-1, follow these steps:

1. Unplug the freezer and remove all items from the freezer compartment.
2. Locate the air grille on the top of the freezer.
3. Remove the air grille by pulling it upwards from the front edge.
4. You should now be able to see the No-Frost System behind the air grille.
5. Use a soft-bristled brush or a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust or debris from the No-Frost System.
6. Once you have finished cleaning, replace the air grille by pushing it back into place.

Note: If you are not comfortable accessing the No-Frost System on your own, it is recommended to consult the Miele customer service or a professional technician for assistance.

The defrost water drain line is located below the evaporator or cooling part, which is at the bottom of the refrigerator and behind a plastic container that is not easily accessible, and in this case you should use a repairman, which is one of the complications of clogged drain line. Water depletion is the result of defrosting, which is fully explained in the article on refrigerator repairs in District 22 of Tehran.

YOU NEED TOCALL A LOCAL REPAIR SERVICE . SOUNDS LIKE IT RAN OUT OF FREON AND OIL , COMPRESSOR IS PROBABLY FRIED AND ONLY CERTIFIED TECHS CN FIX IT

Contact the person that fixed it last for his record of repair. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_dc2f9e0a44104720

no access is from the outside

Hello David Riome, Why are you discovering a FACTORY ASSEMBLY does not fit ...?? (just be sure... KITCHENAID was one of my worst). and keep in mind... ALUMINUM only bends a very few times before it breaks (soft, brittle & very difficult to repair). ((protect it)). The FAN must be free of all obstructions to function. If it is out of balance, worn or broken in ANY WAY... REPLACE IT... Make sure all wires and lines are ABSOLUTELY NOT in contact with the fan bracket... (secured out of the way). Most of these newer units have aluminum evaporators and a FAN BRACKET will easily wear a HOLE in your REFRIGERANT LINES. Like a saw... It may take a couple of years but sure as winter follows autumn... $$$$$ damage from conflicted refrigerant lines. Move the wires and lines away from the FAN. Carnac the Magnificent

If it does not then unplug it from the mains and wait a minute and plug it back in.

check www.appliancerepair.com check www.appliancemanuals.com you must search for your model and check websites for info.

Make sure you have enough amps in the outlet its plugged into. The kitchen outlet might of had more amps than the garage outlet. Also, try unplugging it for a few seconds then plug it back it which might reset it.

From a previous post for a different Miele freezer: "I emailed Miele and this is what they reply: Thank you for your interest in Miele products. That message is a ice fault. If the ice has stopped production, please turn the toggle switch off under the electronic touch panel. To find this please reference the owners manual on pages 7 and 9. I have included the owners manual in case yours is missing. If your machine still produces ice fine just shake the cubes around making sure none are built up along the back wall of the ice drawer. If this continues please contact our service department. Please reference incident number 2698767 should you need to call in. For more detailed information, please visit our web site at www.miele.com or to speak with one of our representative call 800-999-1360." Haven't tried yet, but will post again if it didn't work, otherwise should be the answer"

You can unplug the unit & open the doors. Not very friendly to all of the items in the fridge. You can accelerate thawing w/ a heat gun or hair dryer. You will need to replace the defrost timer to prevent it from re-freezing. The defrost timer is relatively easy to replace. I recommend viewing the manufacturers' website to determine location & part number of the defrost timer.

If its low on refrigerant then there is no way it can get down to that temp.

fan vibration sometimes caused by dirt/dust on the fan blades.

I believe this is a code for electrical circuit. Not sure, but get it looked at this is some that is leading to something serious.

check the fan and clean off the condenser

I own an Imperial freezer and it has a superfreeze switch. The schematic electrical diagram on my freezer shows that the superfreeze switch when activated, bypasses the temperature control thermostat and keeps operating the compressor motor non stop. Try switching the superfreeze to off after you reach your desired freezer temperature.

1st stick a rag in the hole in the door (ice maker door) 99% of the time or o door gasket .... next ohm the auto frost coils to see if there in good working order, if they are it might be that you are low of freon. not a good sign

Sorry to read about your problem. you can have many different problems.

check to see if you have power

1. Bad temp control
2. Failing compressor
3. Defective start cap
4. Defective overload protector
5. Defective control board

I suggest you call a service company.

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The beeping could be a low temperature warning. Check to make sure the temperature is staying cold enough and then check the door seal. Use a store bot fridge/freezer thermometer. Use a dollar bill to check seal. If you close door on the bill it should hold the bill tight but still let you pull it out. If it is loose then you need to adjust the door to fit tighter.