Only you can answer this question for yourself. But lets the Miele products you are buying come to $10,000. So you can buy all of them for $9,000. For an additional $1,000, you can purchase a 10 year warranty. Would you pay $1,000 for the warranty? Because that is basically what you are doing if you don't take the 10% discount. But only you can answer if you would buy the warranty.

I took the warranty. I've had a service call on my freezer $750, my fridge was replaced after 2 years and virtually everything has been replaced in my DW (after 2 years) and I'm still not happy. You choose.

ETA: cooktop is fine, and I don't have their ovens.

My Miele DW is six years old and we haven't had a problem. Maybe it's our soft water.

Good call on taking the warranty.

I would take the discount. It still has standard factory warranty.

Also, I would (and will) only buy Miele to have the latest and greatest in design/looks, not functionality because you can cook/cool/wash just as well with cheaper brands.

After 10 years, these high end brands lost their initial justification, because then they are old. Who of the target demographic that buys high end appliances wants an old outdated broken and then repaired Miele product???

I think it depends somewhat on the appliance. If you are getting a steam oven I would take the warranty. It seems to be problematic due to the complexity of the pumps/drain/electronics. My CSO has had the steamer replaced as well as the drain pump - in the first 3 years. My handle on the fill tank cracked and they did send me a new one even though they said that was not a warranty item. Purchased the 5 year warranty. Post what appliances you are buying and perhaps we can provide more detailed experience. The 5 year warranty was $250 when I bough mine so depending on the cost of the appliance 10% for a ten year warranty may or may not make sense.

I am planning on the following items:

36" fridge with bottom freezer

36" all burner rangetop

30' wall oven

24" combi steam oven

dishwasher

If you were to buy the 10 year warranty I believe it would cost more than you would save on the 10 percent deal. I agree repairs can get costly. Guess its just daunting to pick appliances when you're outfitting an entire new kitchen.

The builder previously supplied Jennair appliances but I have Jennair now and don't love them. I know Miele is an upgrade from Jennair in price and quality. While I am still waiting on the final quotes for both so will have to do a final comparison then. Have a girlfriend who swears by Miele and wouldn't do anything else....

I need to get these darn things picked and move on with my life.

Miele repairs are super expensive in Canada. My freezer repair was $750 for the ice maker replacement, and when I bought my appliances the warranty was 1 year..... nothing extra for the compressor.

I'd had a Miele DW for over 12 years and no issues and almost didn't get the extended warranty. So glad I did.

Do you have to get it on all appliances or can you pick and choose? I would definitely get it for the CSO.

If I remember correctly, you can pick an choose. I remember debating whether I would get the extended warranty on the DW, but in the end decided that I would (good call!) I have a friend with a Miele combi who had a number of problems, and I also belong to a combi facebook page. I would definitely get the extended warranty on the CSO.

Does the warranty cover 100% of repair, or do you still have to pay a min? If 100%, take the warranty.

My 10 year warranty covers 100%. I’m in Canada too.

Yes, the 10 year warranty covers all parts and labour for the 10 year period. There are no additional charges or deductibles.

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