I’ve got a new slimline Miele dishwasher, does for me.... though my older Miele dishwasher dried a lot better, & the cutlery & crockery came out very hot to touch... unlike my old dishwasher the only fault with my new dishwasher is the little droplets of water on the cups... I have to get a cloth to clean of the water let on cups.
Our fully integrated Miele dishwasher stopped working and Miele wanted almost 1k to fix it. I expect that the machine should last a lot longer. The reputation and quality for lasting 20 years is obviously false advertising and a bunch of baloney. You can’t get any deals on new machines and only Miele can fix them at absorbent prices. Very unhappy with their product and attitude
First time Miele buyer and I'm really struggling between the US G7156 and G7366 (equivalent of your previous dishwasher). I'm wondering if you may be able to help me with the following questions: - Is the machine clean (appliance care) cycle useful, or do you think the same could be accomplished with a Sani or heavy duty wash? - Have you had a Miele dishwasher with their push button controls? If so, how did those buttons stand up to use over time? - I cook a lot and I think I would find the grates and filters cycle useful. Have you used this cycle before? - How often would you say Miele updates their software for dishwashers through their app? I doubt I would use Autodos much if I got the G7366 because the excessive plastic waste irks me.
Both your Miele W1 and now this dishwasher developed faults not very long after you bought then. I own A W1 and it worries me that it will also break down long before the 20 years of use claim. They certainly aren't cheap to buy. Were they replaced free of charge by Miele?
We purchased a Miele dishwasher G7566 SCVI Autodos last year. Arrived in a flimsy box with the computer motherboards exposed to the world. $2,500 for this freaking thing. Ferguson's showroom guy said it was the best. We installed it and finally used it. Perhaps the quietest dishwasher I've ever heard in my entire life. We've only run 1 cycle with no dishes in it because we wanted to make sure it actually worked. It's great that it has all those features, but I fear it's going to try and make me work too hard trying to figure everything out, just to wash the stupid dishes. Just because you can afford the best doesn't necessarily mean you should buy it. (Like people buying drawer microwaves that they put in their island. The first time you're in a hurry and microwave something... you have to wait for that drawer to open, set your food in it, wait for the drawer to close, then lean down and set the controls. When before, on a regular built-in microwave oven, open the door, put your food in it, shut it, set the time and go. With the drawer... you're still waiting for the drawer to close.) So, we've already decided that if this Miele D/W goes to crap, we're replacing it with a model that doesn't require a PHD to run it. Preparing meals and cleaning up afterwards shouldn't be so much work.
My lg washing machine does that connects to wifi and does all sorts of sorcery, I did a hard reset and disconnected it from my wifi, now I just have a dumb washing machine and its lovely washes wonderfully.
Great video. We are looking at a 7566 right now. I'm surprised this unit doesn't provide better drying performance. Has anything improved over time? Thanks
It has! I selected the extra dry option from the settings menu. Still not great on plastic, but no dishwasher ever is. I also suggest leaving the setting on which opens the door automatically after the cycle.
this is probably a dumb question, but how are your kitchen facias attached to the dishwasher? When I look at fully integrated dishwashers on the Miele site, they all show this plain white front (or optional steel facias they sell), but it doesnt show any screw holes or anything to attach the facia
Not at all! Miele supply metal rails which fix to the door, then slot into the dishwasher door. So you should be able to use the door that already is in your kitchen. I suggest checking the downloads on the website - there was quite a complex schematic of how to fit the cabinet door!
Have you ever measured the noise level? I just got the G7467SVCIXXL. According to Miele It is rated at 41dB but I've measured it at 55dB and to me it's very noisy machine. Also the water pump produces a very deep and irritating humming noise when it's taking water in. I'm really considering returning the machine at this point. My old cheaper Siemens from 2008 was much quieter
@@sabistar44 I think mine is noisy in every part of the washing process. A lot of water splashing. But when the washing cycle is over and fan kicks in then I can actually measure around 41dB. Everything else about this machine is fantastic. So I'm in a bit of a conflict
Thank for your nice review, I have a question: Is it possible to use a different detergent than the original one from miele? I mean powder or just traditional detergent?
Hello! Unfortunately no, you can only use the Miele power disk. You can use normal tablets or powder in the normal dispenser though, but not in the power disk.
@@sabistar44 Im in Oz on NBN and it says connecting then says my Wifi network is not Public. I not that savvy so may just call them. I just tried WPS on my TV and it worked, but again dishwasher did not want to know. Thanks for your help.
I still use Autodos! It cleans the best - remember on the 'Auto' programme it dispenses the right amount of detergent for the load. One disk lasts me about 3 months or more, and its on many times a week. But it's all about convenience, I like not worrying about tablets etc.
@@sabistar44 thanks for the reply :) I always tough that the disc just spins a circle in one wash chicle thus dispensing 20g every wash (as they say at Miele one disc is for aground 20 washes. 400g / 20 = 20g) which was weird to me because you could just throw a tablet and go. I will need to change my old Bosch soon and don't know if I should spend the 200 eur more for the auto dos :/ any advice from you? It has to be a Miele, I have a W1 and T1 classic and I enjoy every wash I do :)
Plastics are ok, it's more in the seams or bits that fill with water that are the issue. I put the extra dry option on but it doesn't seem to have made a massive difference!
@@omarkhokhar5308 yes, those areas in the rim of the plastic lid. The inside and outside are ok, not 100% dry. But I've yet to find a dishwasher that can do this!
What problems did your old dishwasher give you? I just bought a g7000 without autodes and the truth is that I do not notice much difference with bosch that I had previously. do you find better washing results in this superior model?
So your Miele broke down and you went for another one? Fool me once. They keep claiming their machines are bulletproof. What a load of bollocks. Mine died within 5 years and they tried to blame me for it. Like I’d somehow figure out how to burn out a controller circuit board.
Dude... Knives don't go in the dishwasher; that's why they're rusting. We've had cheapo John Lewis own brand ones rust, to higher-end Global Ni - they just rust. Hand wash only.
Mine was a lemon. $2300 dishwasher lasted barely 5 years. The drain motor wouldn’t stop running. Replaced non return valve. Wasn’t the issue. Took out the drain pan. Bone dry. Replaced floater switch. Nope. Opened the controller board - bingo. The board burned out the plug (the 7 connector plug) connected to my drain motor. The motor refused to stop draining. Paid Miele $300 only for them to tell me it’s cost another $1200 to fix. Are you for reals??? They blamed me for user error. What the what??? How on earth do I burn out the controller board? Don’t buy Miele. They claim they have such great reliability but mine didn’t last 5 years. Trash. I threw out that $2300 paper weight and bought an LG.
@@Jimbean212 Miele is definitely not worth it. All dishwasher brands will sometimes fail, I get it. But Miele claims theirs are built for 20 years and charges double the price. But there’s nothing special about them and their customer service does not stand by their claims. Talk is cheap. Their 1 year warranty (same as every other brand) shows how much they really stand by their product. Go with the cheaper brands. The expensive ones are meant to make your house look fancy in case you decide to sell it in the future.
Don’t agree about the ease of use of cutlery draw. Taken mine out and using the old basket. I open the door and put spoons etc in all day, having to open door and pull out basket is a pain in the derrière.
After 18 months of waiting I finally have a G7566 being delivered this week! So excited!!!
Ooow lovely, enjoy!
Excellent. Concise and helpful!
I’ve got a new slimline Miele dishwasher, does for me.... though my older Miele dishwasher dried a lot better, & the cutlery & crockery came out very hot to touch... unlike my old dishwasher the only fault with my new dishwasher is the little droplets of water on the cups... I have to get a cloth to clean of the water let on cups.
Our fully integrated Miele dishwasher stopped working and Miele wanted almost 1k to fix it. I expect that the machine should
last a lot longer. The reputation and quality for lasting 20 years is obviously false advertising and a bunch of baloney. You can’t get any deals on new machines and only Miele can fix them at absorbent prices. Very unhappy with their product and attitude
Great video. I would like the see and hear one of the programs actually running in one of your next videos about this dishwasher.
First time Miele buyer and I'm really struggling between the US G7156 and G7366 (equivalent of your previous dishwasher). I'm wondering if you may be able to help me with the following questions:
- Is the machine clean (appliance care) cycle useful, or do you think the same could be accomplished with a Sani or heavy duty wash?
- Have you had a Miele dishwasher with their push button controls? If so, how did those buttons stand up to use over time?
- I cook a lot and I think I would find the grates and filters cycle useful. Have you used this cycle before?
- How often would you say Miele updates their software for dishwashers through their app?
I doubt I would use Autodos much if I got the G7366 because the excessive plastic waste irks me.
Both your Miele W1 and now this dishwasher developed faults not very long after you bought then. I own A W1 and it worries me that it will also break down long before the 20 years of use claim. They certainly aren't cheap to buy. Were they replaced free of charge by Miele?
We purchased a Miele dishwasher G7566 SCVI Autodos last year. Arrived in a flimsy box with the computer motherboards exposed to the world. $2,500 for this freaking thing. Ferguson's showroom guy said it was the best. We installed it and finally used it. Perhaps the quietest dishwasher I've ever heard in my entire life. We've only run 1 cycle with no dishes in it because we wanted to make sure it actually worked. It's great that it has all those features, but I fear it's going to try and make me work too hard trying to figure everything out, just to wash the stupid dishes. Just because you can afford the best doesn't necessarily mean you should buy it. (Like people buying drawer microwaves that they put in their island. The first time you're in a hurry and microwave something... you have to wait for that drawer to open, set your food in it, wait for the drawer to close, then lean down and set the controls. When before, on a regular built-in microwave oven, open the door, put your food in it, shut it, set the time and go. With the drawer... you're still waiting for the drawer to close.) So, we've already decided that if this Miele D/W goes to crap, we're replacing it with a model that doesn't require a PHD to run it. Preparing meals and cleaning up afterwards shouldn't be so much work.
My lg washing machine does that connects to wifi and does all sorts of sorcery, I did a hard reset and disconnected it from my wifi, now I just have a dumb washing machine and its lovely washes wonderfully.
Tempted to become ur 1000th subscriber
Alright I'm doing it
@@mrschammo aww thank you it's very much appreciated! I have some more vids to upload shortly :)
Can you please make a video of the intensive 70 cycle fully loaded???
Great video. We are looking at a 7566 right now. I'm surprised this unit doesn't provide better drying performance. Has anything improved over time? Thanks
It has! I selected the extra dry option from the settings menu. Still not great on plastic, but no dishwasher ever is. I also suggest leaving the setting on which opens the door automatically after the cycle.
hi, is it possible to use other detergents without ruin the dishwasher?
this is probably a dumb question, but how are your kitchen facias attached to the dishwasher?
When I look at fully integrated dishwashers on the Miele site, they all show this plain white front (or optional steel facias they sell), but it doesnt show any screw holes or anything to attach the facia
Not at all! Miele supply metal rails which fix to the door, then slot into the dishwasher door. So you should be able to use the door that already is in your kitchen. I suggest checking the downloads on the website - there was quite a complex schematic of how to fit the cabinet door!
Hello . Can you answer for me how many times can a box of autoDos be used??? thank you
Hi- I've never counted properly but it last me approx. 3 months I would say. And the dishwasher is on 2-3 times a week. Hope this helps!
Have you ever measured the noise level? I just got the G7467SVCIXXL. According to Miele It is rated at 41dB but I've measured it at 55dB and to me it's very noisy machine. Also the water pump produces a very deep and irritating humming noise when it's taking water in. I'm really considering returning the machine at this point. My old cheaper Siemens from 2008 was much quieter
I haven't measured. I agree, the drain pump is very noisy and really lets the machine down as during operation its really quiet.
@@sabistar44 I think mine is noisy in every part of the washing process. A lot of water splashing. But when the washing cycle is over and fan kicks in then I can actually measure around 41dB. Everything else about this machine is fantastic. So I'm in a bit of a conflict
Thank for your nice review, I have a question: Is it possible to use a different detergent than the original one from miele? I mean powder or just traditional detergent?
Hello! Unfortunately no, you can only use the Miele power disk. You can use normal tablets or powder in the normal dispenser though, but not in the power disk.
@@sabistar44 Thank you.. Aha, then no problem I will just not use the power disk :)
What is the measurements of the lower rack?
We got the g7314 and my one complaint is it refuses to have anything to do with our Wifi.
I had a bit of trouble too connecting. Does your router have a WPS button? You’ll need to press that before trying to connect again.
@@sabistar44 Im in Oz on NBN and it says connecting then says my Wifi network is not Public. I not that savvy so may just call them. I just tried WPS on my TV and it worked, but again dishwasher did not want to know. Thanks for your help.
It’s not recommended you put knives in the dishwasher as it’ll dull the blade
Do you still use the AutoDos or did you switch to tabs? I've calculated its double the price to use the AutoDos system than there tablets :')
I still use Autodos! It cleans the best - remember on the 'Auto' programme it dispenses the right amount of detergent for the load. One disk lasts me about 3 months or more, and its on many times a week. But it's all about convenience, I like not worrying about tablets etc.
@@sabistar44 thanks for the reply :) I always tough that the disc just spins a circle in one wash chicle thus dispensing 20g every wash (as they say at Miele one disc is for aground 20 washes. 400g / 20 = 20g) which was weird to me because you could just throw a tablet and go. I will need to change my old Bosch soon and don't know if I should spend the 200 eur more for the auto dos :/ any advice from you? It has to be a Miele, I have a W1 and T1 classic and I enjoy every wash I do :)
Never put kitchen knives in a dishwasher, they will blunt. Hot soapy water and dry thoroughly. Use a magnetic knife holder or a dedicated knife block.
Does the dishwasher dry plastics properly? Have you tried the extra dry programme?
Plastics are ok, it's more in the seams or bits that fill with water that are the issue. I put the extra dry option on but it doesn't seem to have made a massive difference!
Hi,
do you mean those areas underneath the rim/lip of say a plastic container?
But do the inside and outside of plastic containers dry well?
@@omarkhokhar5308 yes, those areas in the rim of the plastic lid. The inside and outside are ok, not 100% dry. But I've yet to find a dishwasher that can do this!
Do you have the same result with plastics regardless of what programme you use? I.e not 100% totally dry?
What problems did your old dishwasher give you?
I just bought a g7000 without autodes and the truth is that I do not notice much difference with bosch that I had previously. do you find better washing results in this superior model?
The machine sounds very very quiet when you asked Alexa the finish time.
Yep it is. The drain out is a little nosier but not terrible.
So your Miele broke down and you went for another one? Fool me once.
They keep claiming their machines are bulletproof. What a load of bollocks. Mine died within 5 years and they tried to blame me for it. Like I’d somehow figure out how to burn out a controller circuit board.
Not believing the 20yrs claim Miele makes. Especially hearing how quickly the previous Miele told in this vid went wrong.
Dude... Knives don't go in the dishwasher; that's why they're rusting. We've had cheapo John Lewis own brand ones rust, to higher-end Global Ni - they just rust. Hand wash only.
Mine was a lemon. $2300 dishwasher lasted barely 5 years. The drain motor wouldn’t stop running.
Replaced non return valve. Wasn’t the issue. Took out the drain pan. Bone dry. Replaced floater switch. Nope. Opened the controller board - bingo. The board burned out the plug (the 7 connector plug) connected to my drain motor. The motor refused to stop draining.
Paid Miele $300 only for them to tell me it’s cost another $1200 to fix. Are you for reals??? They blamed me for user error. What the what??? How on earth do I burn out the controller board?
Don’t buy Miele. They claim they have such great reliability but mine didn’t last 5 years. Trash. I threw out that $2300 paper weight and bought an LG.
I have a old LG its been running for six years, I was considering a Miele as an upgrade but now Ill stick to a newer model LG.
@@Jimbean212 Miele is definitely not worth it. All dishwasher brands will sometimes fail, I get it. But Miele claims theirs are built for 20 years and charges double the price. But there’s nothing special about them and their customer service does not stand by their claims. Talk is cheap. Their 1 year warranty (same as every other brand) shows how much they really stand by their product. Go with the cheaper brands. The expensive ones are meant to make your house look fancy in case you decide to sell it in the future.
Don’t agree about the ease of use of cutlery draw. Taken mine out and using the old basket. I open the door and put spoons etc in all day, having to open door and pull out basket is a pain in the derrière.
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