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Miele Oven Error Codes
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All known error codes for Miele ovens — what each code means, self-check steps, and when to call an experienced technician.

125 Error codes
93 Service areas
75 Models covered

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Miele oven error codes.

“Clean Out Airways” Recurring
A Miele dryer keeps prompting "Clean out airways" — an airflow reminder to act on.
Dryer →
“F” Flashing (Covered Sensors)
A flashing "F" on a Miele induction cooktop usually means covered or wet sensors.
Cooktop →
“F” Flashing / How to Reset
An "F" code flashes on a Miele oven — how to read it and reset safely.
Oven →
“F” Flashing / How to Reset
An "F" code flashes on a Miele range — how to read it and reset safely.
Range →
Blank or Frozen Display
A Miele oven display is blank or unresponsive — an observable condition.
Oven →
Burner Won’t Light
A gas burner on a Miele range will not light — an observable condition, not a display code.
Range →
Burner Won’t Light
A burner on a Miele rangetop will not light — an observable condition, not a display code.
Rangetop →
Clicking but No Spark
A Miele rangetop clicks but produces no spark — an observable ignition problem.
Rangetop →
Compressor Runs Constantly
A Miele wine cooler runs without cycling off — often dusty vents.
Wine Cooler →
Condensation Inside (Normal)
Light condensation inside a Miele wine cooler is usually normal — not a problem.
Wine Cooler →
Continuous Clicking
A Miele rangetop keeps clicking after the burner lights — an observable condition.
Rangetop →
Dishwasher Not Cleaning
A Miele dishwasher leaves dishes dirty or filmy — an observable wash-performance problem.
Dishwasher →
Dishwasher Not Drying
A Miele dishwasher leaves dishes wet at the end — an observable drying problem.
Dishwasher →
Dishwasher Won’t Drain
A Miele dishwasher finishes with standing water in the base — an observable drainage problem.
Dishwasher →
Dishwasher Won’t Start
A Miele dishwasher will not begin a cycle — an observable condition with several simple causes.
Dishwasher →
Door Alarm Ringing
A Miele wine cooler door alarm keeps sounding — an observable warning.
Wine Cooler →
Door Alarm Won’t Stop
A Miele refrigerator keeps sounding a door alarm — an observable warning.
Refrigerator →
Door Won’t Open
A Miele washer door stays locked after the cycle — an observable interlock condition (often F35).
Washer →
Door Won’t Unlock After Self-Clean
A Miele oven door stays locked after a pyrolytic clean — usually a cool-down interlock (often F33).
Oven →
Dryer Not Drying
A Miele heat-pump dryer leaves loads damp — an observable airflow/maintenance problem.
Dryer →
Dryer Smells
A Miele dryer gives off an odour — an observable condition, usually maintenance-related.
Dryer →
Excess Foam or Suds
A Miele washer over-suds and struggles to rinse or spin — an observable detergent issue (often F16).
Washer →
F05
Oven temperature sensor short on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F06
Oven temperature sensor open-circuit on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F07
Catalyst / cavity sensor short on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F09
Catalyst / cavity sensor open-circuit on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F1-F4 Calibration at Power-Up
Brief F1-F4 on a Miele induction cooktop at switch-on relates to self-calibration.
Cooktop →
F1/F2
NTC temperature-sensor failure on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F10
Water intake problem on a Miele washer — Miele shows a "Water inlet problem" message.
Washer →
F100
Internal communication problem on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F104
Low drive voltage on a Miele washer — supply or motor-drive issue.
Washer →
F11
Drainage problem on a Miele dishwasher — water is not being pumped out in time.
Dishwasher →
F11
Drainage problem on a Miele washer — Miele shows a "Drainage problem" message.
Washer →
F12
Water intake problem at cycle start on a Miele dishwasher — it is not filling.
Dishwasher →
F13
Water intake problem at end of a fill step on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F138
Waterproof System / flood float tripped on a Miele washer — Miele shows "Waterproof system activated".
Washer →
F14
Heater pressure-switch / intake problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F140
Dispenser problem on a Miele washer (TwinDos / detergent dosing).
Washer →
F15
Hot-water inlet problem on a Miele dishwasher — supply too cold or hot/cold reversed.
Dishwasher →
F15
Hot-water intake problem on a Miele washer plumbed to a hot supply.
Washer →
F16
Excess-foam detection on a Miele washer — usually too much detergent.
Washer →
F18
Flow meter stationary on a Miele dishwasher — the meter is not turning.
Dishwasher →
F19
Flow meter stiff or sluggish on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F19
Flow meter blocked on a Miele washer — the fill cannot be measured.
Washer →
F20
Heating problem on a Miele washer — water is not heating as expected.
Washer →
F23
Pyrolytic self-clean temperature not reached on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F24
Heater relay contact problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F25
Heating / water-temperature problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F32
Door auto-close problem on a Miele dishwasher with ComfortClose.
Dishwasher →
F32
Self-clean door did not lock on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F33
Door lock failure on a Miele dishwasher — the lock cannot be confirmed.
Dishwasher →
F33
Self-clean door did not unlock on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F34
Door will not lock on a Miele washer — the cycle cannot start.
Washer →
F35
Door will not unlock on a Miele washer at the end of a cycle.
Washer →
F36
Door switch failure on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F39
Electronics problem on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F43
Programming / interface problem on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F50
Technical / control failure on a Miele heat-pump dryer.
Dryer →
F51
Heater pressure-switch / NTC signal lost on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F52
Pressure switch tripped on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F53
Circulation-pump speed sensor failure on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F53
Tacho / drum-speed signal problem on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F53
Motor tacho / drum-drive problem on a Miele dryer.
Dryer →
F54
Meat-probe / food-probe short on a Miele oven — often fixed by unplugging the probe.
Oven →
F55
Not dry after maximum drying time on a Miele dryer.
Dryer →
F55
Safety cut-off / maximum duration reached on a Miele oven.
Oven →
F56
Final spin speed too low on a Miele washer — laundry finishes very wet.
Washer →
F60
Power electronics too hot on a Miele oven — a cooling/ventilation problem.
Oven →
F62
Program-selector problem on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F63
Slide-shutter problem on a Miele dishwasher water-distribution system.
Dishwasher →
F63
Water-path / unit problem on a Miele washer.
Washer →
F66
Airflow / ventilation problem on a Miele heat-pump dryer — the most common dryer code.
Dryer →
F67
Circulation-pump speed wrong on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F68
Circulation pump will not stop on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F69
Circulation pump blocked on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F70
Water in the base / Waterproof System tripped on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F78
Circulation-pump electronics problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F84
Slide-shutter positioning problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F85
Slide-shutter signal problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F86
Salt-lid / salt-container contact problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F87
Water-softener problem on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F88
Turbidity sensor failure on a Miele dishwasher.
Dishwasher →
F92
Hygiene / maintenance-wash prompt on a Miele washer — a reminder, not a breakdown.
Washer →
Frost or Ice Buildup
Frost builds up inside a Miele refrigerator or freezer — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Gas Burner Keeps Clicking
A Miele gas cooktop keeps clicking after the burner lights — an observable condition.
Cooktop →
Gas Burner Won’t Ignite
A gas burner on a Miele gas cooktop will not ignite — an observable condition (no display code).
Cooktop →
Gas Smell / Safety
A gas smell at a Miele rangetop — follow Miele's safety steps first.
Rangetop →
Generic “_F” Problem
A Miele wine cooler shows a generic "_F" problem — a prompt to seek service.
Wine Cooler →
Goes Out During Use
A Miele rangetop burner goes out while cooking — an observable condition.
Rangetop →
How to Exit Demo Mode
Demo / showroom mode on a Miele refrigerator disables cooling — it is a setting, not a problem.
Refrigerator →
Ice Maker Not Making Ice / “01 21 _F”
A Miele ice maker stops making ice — older KF/F units may flash "01 21 _F".
Refrigerator →
Igniter Not Working (Series Harness)
No igniter on a Miele rangetop, often across several burners — a shared-harness condition.
Rangetop →
Induction Will Not Heat (Demo Mode)
A Miele induction cooktop powers on but will not heat — check demo mode and cookware.
Cooktop →
Interior Light Out
The interior light on a Miele refrigerator will not come on — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Lights Then Goes Out
A Miele rangetop burner lights but will not stay lit — an observable condition.
Rangetop →
Long Drying Times
A Miele dryer runs much longer than before — an observable efficiency problem.
Dryer →
Noises (Normal vs Fixable)
A Miele wine cooler makes sounds — many are normal, some are fixable.
Wine Cooler →
Noisy Dryer
A Miele dryer is louder than usual — an observable condition with several causes.
Dryer →
Not Cooling
A Miele wine cooler will not reach temperature — an observable cooling problem.
Wine Cooler →
Not Cooling / Check Demo Mode
A Miele refrigerator is not cooling — check demo/showroom mode first.
Refrigerator →
Oven Not Heating
A Miele oven will not heat or stays cool — an observable condition with several causes.
Oven →
Overheating / FE99 (Service Reference)
A Miele induction cooktop shuts off when hot — the FE family is a service-level reference.
Cooktop →
Pan Not Detected
A Miele induction cooktop shows a pan symbol and will not heat — usually a cookware issue.
Cooktop →
Range Oven Not Heating
The oven of a Miele range will not heat — an observable condition (may show an oven F-code).
Range →
Running Constantly
A Miele refrigerator runs without cycling off — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Runs but No Heat
A Miele heat-pump dryer tumbles but does not dry — an observable heating/heat-pump problem.
Dryer →
Salt and Rinse Warnings
Salt or rinse-aid refill indicators on a Miele dishwasher — reminders, not problems.
Dishwasher →
Self-Clean Door Stuck
The oven door on a Miele range stays locked after self-clean — usually a cool-down interlock.
Range →
Self-Clean Won’t Start
A Miele pyrolytic clean will not begin — an observable condition (often F23/F32).
Oven →
Temperature Alarm
A Miele wine cooler sounds a temperature alarm — an observable warning to act on.
Wine Cooler →
Temperature Alarm Beeping
A Miele refrigerator sounds a temperature alarm — an observable warning to act on.
Refrigerator →
Temperature Display Flashing
The temperature display flashes on a Miele refrigerator — an observable warning state.
Refrigerator →
Temperature Display Flashing
The temperature display flashes on a Miele wine cooler — an observable warning state.
Wine Cooler →
Too Cold / Freezing Bottles
A Miele wine cooler over-cools and risks freezing bottles — an observable condition.
Wine Cooler →
Uneven Cooking
A Miele oven cooks unevenly or off-temperature — an observable condition.
Oven →
Washer Not Heating
A Miele washer leaves wash water cold — an observable heating problem (often F20).
Washer →
Washer Vibrating or Walking
A Miele washer shakes or moves during spin — an observable balance/installation issue.
Washer →
Washer Won’t Drain
A Miele washer finishes with water in the drum — an observable drainage problem (often F11).
Washer →
Washer Won’t Fill
A Miele washer takes in little or no water — an observable inlet problem (often F10).
Washer →
Water Container Fills Fast
The condensate container on a Miele dryer fills quickly — usually normal, sometimes a drain-kit option.
Dryer →
Water on the Floor
A Miele dishwasher leaks water onto the floor — an observable condition to act on quickly.
Dishwasher →
Water on the Floor
A Miele refrigerator leaks water inside or onto the floor — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Weak or Yellow Flame
A Miele rangetop burner burns weak or yellow — an observable combustion problem.
Rangetop →
What Does “H” Mean
"H" on a Miele cooktop is the residual-heat indicator — a safety reminder, not a problem.
Cooktop →
Won’t Start or Cancels
A Miele dryer will not begin or cancels a cycle — an observable condition with simple causes.
Dryer →
Miele oven error codes (F05, F32, F54) explained

How a Miele oven signals trouble

A Miele H or DGC oven watches its cavity through a temperature sensor and runs bake, convection, steam and pyrolytic cleaning through an electronic control, but most oven complaints are symptom-led — not heating, a door that will not unlock after self-clean, uneven cooking — with a thin set of service F-codes behind them. Reading the signal is the start of any Miele oven repair, because each code points at the sensor, the door lock, the meat probe or the power electronics, while a symptom points at the element, the fan or a mode in progress.

The service codes you may see

F05 is an oven temperature-sensor short and F06 an open sensor — the usual cause of erratic or absent heat. F07/F09 are catalyst-sensor faults, F23 means the pyrolytic cycle did not reach temperature, and F32/F33 are the pyrolytic door failing to lock or unlock. F54 is a meat-probe short — often cleared simply by unplugging the probe — F55 a safety cut-off after a maximum duration, and F60 the power electronics running too hot.

The symptoms that lead diagnosis

Many oven issues never show a number. An oven not heating, an “F” flashing that needs a reset, a door that will not unlock after self-clean (often F33), a self-clean that will not start (F23/F32), an oven that shuts off mid-bake (F55), uneven cooking or a blank display are all read from behaviour. On an HR range, the surface burners have no code table at all, so a burner that will not light or burns unevenly is diagnosed as a gas symptom rather than a fault number.

What to check, and when to call

For a one-off “F” flash, switch the oven off at the breaker for a minute and watch the panel; for a meat-probe error, unplug the probe. A persistent F05/F06 sensor code, an F32/F33 latch fault that strands the door locked, an F23 self-clean failure or an F60 overheating fault needs an experienced, independent technician with genuine parts. See the oven error codes page or the error codes library, then book oven repair. Confirm your model on the manufacturer’s site at mieleusa.com.

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