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ok that motor speed

turn it round and while its running gently press on the lower rear cover. if noise changes fan is catching the cover

take the rear cover off and investigate

Dave

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well its mechanical but you cant say what till someone checks

would need to hear the noise as that can give a clue

dave

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salt is used to regenarate the resin which removes the lime out the water

search google ” how dishwasher regeneration works ” or similar

when you set the hardnes of the water the unit regenerates every 9, 30, 52 or 105 litres of water

Dave

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problem with leaks it it could be from anywhere

a lot of Miele machines have an anti flood float but i cant see one on this model

you would take covers off and look at all the hoses including the top ones as it could be leaking from the soap draw and dripping down

so dont assume its at the bottom

Dave

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cant see any service bulletins about the problem
. the only other reason could be the regeneration coil is energised all the time

Dave

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only place i can see one listed is Aswo and they dont show gen part no’s

both Qualtex and Connect dont show seal for this model no

Dave

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e10 errors are normally fill errors

look how quickly it fills. you could have a faulty valve and it may happen part way through the cycle as it may fill ok at first but the faulty valve may not be used till later

Dave

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as long as the water is hot and there is rinse aid it should dry

some of the later dishwashers pop the door open to help drying without using energy and some have a fan to blow air in

dont know what yours does as not enough info

Dave

[electrofix]

try this

Dave

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check the hose from the side unit to the sump

if its blocked the water flows in faster than out and overflows

Dave

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check the programme your using
some of the more eco programmes dont dry as well to save power

Dave

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as you get larger the appliance will no longer fit in a standard kitchen gap and has to be sited in a garage. all standard appliances have to be designed to fit a standard 600mm kitchen gap. this means the drum diameter has go a finite size. to gain more room some manufacturers are increasing the depth but there is limited amount you can increase that

Dave

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is it getting hot ?

what type of detergent are you using ?

do you live in a hard water area ?

Dave

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try taking the lid off , pull out the draw . then pour half a pint or so into the draw base. this should run down to the pump chamber.

then start it and see how it pumps

there could be a blockage around the pump inlet as lint can build up over time

Dave

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try reading this
it may help

https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/buying-advice/washing-machine/2789-washing-machine-load-sizes

Dave

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