Miele ‘ bit’ found under the washer – what is it?

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  • #101212
    teresagreen
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    I’ve posted another thread about the 138 error code and my miele.
    i got someone to pull the machine out so it can dry out , and while it was moved I just swept under it. I found this: see photo. What is it, is it something significant? Hopefully I can post a photo

    #483831
    teresagreen
    Participant

    I can’t work out how to post a photo.

    #483832
    teresagreen
    Participant

    Here it is I hope

    #483833
    teresagreen
    Participant

    It’s a flat, wedge shape piece of white plastic about 2.5 inches long which has a metal loop on the end that looks a bit like you get on a fuse

    #483834
    teresagreen
    Participant

    It’s got a red letter m on it

    #483835
    electrofix
    Moderator

    to post a pic

    post it on another site like google pics then post a public link on here

    Dave

    #483836
    teresagreen
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    #483837
    electrofix
    Moderator

    well dont know what that is but am fairly certain its not off the machine

    Dave

    #483838
    matrixresonator
    Participant

    No idea either, as electrofix says doubt it’s from the machine, wrong font and colour for Miele

    #483839
    teresagreen
    Participant

    Ah ok thanks, i never thought to check the font etc thanks all.
    now I’ve eliminated tnis, can anyone tell me, my washer produced an error cod 138, I have got it working again by levelling it with a wedge but it for seem to be leaking a little from the base, I assume this is the drip tray overflowing error? Do. Need to call tne Miele engineer. I’ve cancelled tne £279 visit but I think I’ll need to book tne £150 visit? Is tnis sound right or is there anything else I can do to put it right

    #483840
    matrixresonator
    Participant

    When you moved it some water will have run out resetting the float switch. If there’s a fault it will continue leaking and activate the float again.

    #483841
    teresagreen
    Participant

    matrixresonator wrote:When you moved it some water will have run out resetting the float switch. If there’s a fault it will continue leaking and activate the float again.

    Ok thank you I’ll keep an eye.

    #483842
    electrofix
    Moderator

    there are various reasons why it floods the base. normally a hole in a hose or the door rubber. does it dribble down the front of the machine from the door or soap draw? it can end up underneath by going through the kick strip

    Dave

    #483843
    tubafan
    Participant

    The item in the photo is a tick removal tool for pets. I have a less bent version exactly like it.

    #483844
    teresagreen
    Participant

    electrofix wrote: there are various reasons why it floods the base. normally a hole in a hose or the door rubber. does it dribble down the front of the machine from the door or soap draw? it can end up underneath by going through the kick strip

    Dave

    I left a mixer tap running slightly over my worktop , and had a minor flood, I think water would have got under the machine that way.

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