Miele T 9820 Gas Dryer Kaputt
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Comments (7)Although I love Miele products I find some aspects of Miele ownership more than just frustrating as in why do we have to pay for an authorized installer? Home Expo, of all places, needs to mandate that their delivery and installation crew take the Miele training courses and become a Miele authorized installer. I have to say that for $200 I would simply apply it to the five-year extended contract: MieleCare Rates. After you install them call Miele with your serial numbers written down and tell them the day it was installed versus the date you purchased them and have Miele enter your registration into their database. They will tell you that you can do it on the web, but the web form has no provision of when you took delivery. I am now returning to an issue (which I have had since I bought the double ovens 2 years ago) with the temp on the ovens so another repair guy is coming. Is a Miele Service Representative coming to service on your oven, or a third-party? I would contact Miele (800) 843-7231 and ask for Javier, here at the West Coast, Long Beach Miele service center. Tell Miele what you have learned, and see whether they will make a judgment call when they arrive (otherwise is will cost you $150 for the service visit). Miele can be very accommodating with its customers so it is worth a try....See MoreMiele 9820 Dryer Exhaust Noise
Comments (4)Well, My neighbors have not complained about the noise, but I know it is beyond normal parameters. When I have my window open, it is quite loud. In short, the noise is from the excessive air that is blown out the exhaust. (Milele increased the airflow substantially over what a regular dryer puts out). Its a great way to reduce air temps, and wear on clothes, but then they should have made adjustments to the air ducting. Kind of like the ice dispenser on my SubZero that most people end up spilling ice over the floor when using. The engineers dropped the ball. Thanks, Chris...See MoreMiele W4840 and T9820
Comments (18)mrb627 "How much time does the EXTENDED WASH option add to the wash cycle?" I can only speak for my W1986 unit. How much time is added depends on what cycle you select. It will add a different amount of time for cottons a different amount for perm press different amount for delicates..and so on. It also depends on how long it took the machine the last time I used that cycle and that temp with the extended option. Finally after the machine starts it will sense the size of the load and reduce even the extended time if the load is not full. The last time I used extended on a cottons cycle of 140F the initial time displayed was 1 hour 41 minutes. However after the machine determined the load size the time got reduced to 1 hour 15 minutes. The initial regular time for this type of load(wash, three rinses, with spins between) is 54 min. at 140F and 49 min. at 120F. Even this will get reduced to about 36 if the washer is not full. The other thing about extended on my machine is that it treats the rinses different. You get a long rinse, a short rinse with longer soak pauses,and a longer final rinse. On the regular cycle all of the rinses are the shorter length but the middle rinse still has the longer pause which allows the clothes to soak a bit in the water. The final difference is that the machine will allow more time to balance the load for the final spin and the final spin is longer. This is for the W1986. I have no experience with the newer washer so cannot say how it operates in the extended mode....See MoreMiele T9800/T9820 Dryer heat question
Comments (4)Hi Maven, I had the first batch of T9820 gas dryers (Miele's first gas dryer model). It was LOUD, the clothes were so inconsistently dry...either super damp, or crispy dried and creased. Also, I never thought they smelled fresh after being dried. All of Europe (and most of the world) uses Electric dryers. The heat is a lot more consistent & even, and electric dryers are A LOT quieter than gas dryers. I have the absolute newest filter for the T9800/T9820 models. I can ask about firmware/software updates, but my unit has a build date of 5/2009...so I'd be surprised if anything applies to my unit, but ya never know. Thanks for the reply!...See Moresandy1616
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