Which Intuitive Eco model? There were three on the U.S. market -- IWL12, IWL15, and IWL16. You need to run some diagnostics to confirm what's working and what isn't (if anything). - With power off, press/hold Lifecycles, then press Power at the same time. Should get two beeps and the panel comes on. Release the buttons. - If the LCD backlight is on but a blank display (which it should be blank at this point), press Lifecycles again. An information screen should appear. If the screen is not blank then there's no need to press Lifecycles to get the display. - There are three diagnostic information screens. Press Option Up or Down to switch through the screens. Make note of any code numbers on Warning Status and Fault Status screens. Set the display to the Machine Status screen. - Notice it says Diverter:Off at the upper left below Machine Status. Continue to the next step. - Press How Dirty Up to run hot water. Press How Dirty Down to run cold water. Run each for a couple mins to confirm they keep running (must hold the button). A flaky valve solenoid may work at first when cool, then fail when it gets heated from use. Check that the hot water runs hot and cold runs cold (which will confirm you have the supply hoses connected correctly). Water will fill into the tub as you run it, which is OK, some water is needed for the next test. - Press the Home button. Diverter status should change to :Heating. Wait a minute or so, it should change to Diverter:On. Continue to the next step when that happens. - Press Fabric Care. The pump should turn on and water should shower out of the recirculation port at top right/rear under the tub cover. This is important - NO WATER should be flowing out of the drain hose. - Press Fabric Care (turns the pump off) and Home (turns the diverter off). The Diverter status will change to :Cooling, then to Diverter:Off in a couple mins or so. Go to the next step when that happens. - Press Fabric Care to turn the pump back on. Water should flow out of the drain hose ... and this is important - NONE from the recirculation port. Let the water drain completely. Press Power to exit diagnostics and report back here the results of your testing.

Simply because I can't recall them, genius - I was too busy trying to cook and keep the thing going to feed a gaggle of kids rather than take down notes with a view to perhaps hopping on a forum later in the day. Alternatives only came into the equation afterwards when I discussed the problem with the school and pastor. Anything else constructive you'd like to add, rain cloud?

Beng12, I've been getting the same advisory more often than not since the last Houzz site "update." Win7 and Firefox. I have all the forum topics that I routinely view bookmarked in a folder, which provides a clickable function "Open All in Tabs" at the bottom of the folder. All the topics open in separate tabs, then I navigate through them in turn to open threads of interest. I found that right-clicking on any tab *after* they've all initially loaded and selecting "Reload All Tabs" refreshes them without the error.

The right side does not have a filter. It is the radiator to remove excess heat. we usually have to clean it about every 750-1000 hours. You will know when it is time because the dryer will say “clean plinth filter” but it will be clean. The cover on the right side is a little trickier to get off. There is a hidden clip on the left side of this door that you need to push with Small screwdriver Or knife. It will then pop off and you will see the small radiator. usually loaded with lint or dust. We vacuum it off using the dusting attachment on the vacuum. Then reinstall the door. If the door is dirty wash it off in the tub or a large sink and dry using a towel to get it looking new before reinstall. Miele should have made this cover easier to open/remove. It is not obvious until you do it once to know where the tabs are that need to be pushed to remove the cover. I would suggest not blowing it off. Vacuum would be a better choice.