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I have a Miele WT 2670 which has developed a fault. It’s just over 5 years old, so is just outside its warranty period.
The washing programmes all seem to be fine.
When selecting a drying programme, it starts and runs as if normal. However I don’t hear it do the fast spin part of the programme, and the air is never heated so the clothes come out as cold and wet as they went in.
I suspect an expensive visit from a Miele engineer may be required!
However is there anything easily fixable I should be checking for, before placing the call?
Thanks – Rufus.
Re: Miele MT 2670 – stopped drying!
Is this the washer dryer? if so look under the lid(2 torx 20 bits on side of lid) and sometimes on top of the dryer duct there is a thermostat with a red square/button press it in if it clicks everything should work ok again for a while but the chances are its a blocked condenser channel at the back of the machine clogged with fluff which needs cleaning/replacing or poor circulation fan etc.
POWER OFF FIRST!
hth phil
Re: Miele MT 2670 – stopped drying!
Thanks for the detailed response phil.
It is indeed the washer dryer. I’ll take the cover off, and have a poke around tonight (having disconnected from the power first). I also have found a local engineer who can visit on Monday if all else fails.
I presume the red button on the thermostat is an overheat safety cut off. Does this mean that even if it fixes the problem I should still get the engineer to visit and service the machine and look for underlying causes.
Thanks again – Rufus.
Re: Miele MT 2670 – stopped drying!
Hi, yes it is an overheat stat so there will be a problem somewhere be it a blockage(usually in the plastic channel at the back absolute pig off a job!) or just poor circulation so it might be wise to call the engineer in anyway.
Phil
Re: Miele MT 2670 – stopped drying!
Thanks again for your help.
Took the top off the machine, and it did indeed just need a stat resetting.
Engineer will visit tomorrow to investigate the cause, and probably do the “pig of a job” – rather him/her than me!
Will update the thread if he/she finds anything interesting.
Rufus.
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