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Miele lights are factory specific with odd power ratings not available in the US. Call Miele Parts Support for a replacement bulb. It is a consumable item no warranty. They may charge up to 70.00 dollars for a halogen bulb so be ready!

This is caused by hard water, suggest you have a water softwater installed.

Hello,
I have not bought this hood,yet im falmliar with Miele appliances and have found them to be the cream of the crop,its hard to beat the German engineering and among the top German brands. Miele/Bosch/Gaggenau Meile is the best, its like cars a BMW is a fine car but MERCEDES BENZ is so much better,in my oponion Meile is the Mercedes of appliances.

Gene

installation sheet:
http://www.mieleusa.com/manuals_pdf/Residential/Hoods/DA408_DA409_Install_sheet.pdf

operating manual:
http://www.mieleusa.com/manuals_pdf/Residential/Hoods/DA408_409_us.pdf

There may be a reset, but it may be due to a power surge burning out the controller board.

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Hi,

Yes The ball bearing can be replaced.You can't replace it.Only a technician can do it.Since the ball bearing winds up inside coil of the fan motor.There is no part no for this.They do it in all types of motor repairing service centre.It will cost very less.They will charge for the bearing and service.

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http://www.miele.co.uk/Resources/OperatingInstructions/DA%20326i_327i_329i.pdf

http://www.miele.co.uk/Resources/OperatingInstructions/DA%20200%20DA%20210%20DA%20220%20_%202.pdf

http://www.miele.co.uk/Resources/OperatingInstructions/DA%20289-4.pdf

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Remove the stainless steel outer filter
(see "Cleaning and care").
Pull the halogen lamp out of its
socket. Take care not to let the lamp
fall onto the hob below.
Insert the new halogen lamp into its
socket and carefully push into
position.

On the link below on page 27 tels you how.

http://www.miele.co.uk/Resources/OperatingInstructions/DA%20249-4.pdf

Now if that is not your hood please find the model # and you can get the manuakl on this link below.

http://www.miele.co.uk/customer/OperatingInstructions.aspx


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if you go onto the miele website you can download a pdf file for every model

The ducting can be up to 50 feet in length.


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You need to get a meter and actually see if there isn't any Voltage in the actual socket, if NOT then you need to check for continuity, from the main feed into the unit and the socket connection, (Do this POWER OFF) It may be a loose or bad, connection. Also check, you are using the correct bulbs, ensure you replace with exactly the same Voltage and Wattage, usually it is written on the bulb, if not a simple resistance test, and some maths, will tell you the wattage. Using a multimeter set to OHMS you measure the filament in the bulb, and take the answer, RESISTANCE OHMS and divide that into your mains VOLTAGE, then taking that answer from that AMPS, and, taking that answer of the AMPS, and now multiplying by the same VOLTAGE we get our WATTS. Formulae, V/R=A, AxV=W

No the miele does not move up or down. It is set at a fixed height.

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http://safemanuals.com/314159.php?k=33f53f0fd6c8ef584e8d74327f69e9cb&ID=2172224&q=MIELE%20DA%20252-2

Get a 5" to 6" adapter and vent out with 6". Your localhome center should have all the necessary parts to complete vent installation.