Miele Pw 5065 Operating Manual

Installation Instructions
To prevent accidents
and machine damage
read these instructions
before
installation or use.
 

Front view
aWater intake hose hot
bWater intake hose cold
cElectrical connection
dControl panel
eDetergent dispenser drawer
fDrum doorgAccess panel to drain filter, drain
pump and emergency door release
hHeight adjustable feet
iStand
jRetaining clips (for concrete stand)
kRecessed grip
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Rear view
aLid with transport grips
bMounting for:
–
Water intake hose
–
Drain hose
–
Withdrawn shipping struts
cPower corddShipping struts with rotary protectors
eWater intake hose (cold)
fWater intake hose (hot)
gDrain hose for drain pump
hDrain hose for drain valve
iHeight adjustable feet
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Installation site
The washer cannot be built-in.
,Do not install the machine
directly next to or over an open floor
drain or drain channel. Moisture can
penetrate the machine and damage
electrical parts.
A concrete floor is the most suitable
surface for the washer. Concrete floors
are less prone to vibration during the
spin cycle than wooden floors.
,If the machine is installed on a
masonry or concrete base itmust
be secured with retaining clips to
prevent the washer from vibrating off
the stand during...

^Turn the left shipping strut
counterclockwise 90° with the
enclosed combination wrench.
^
Pull the shipping strut out.^Turn the right shipping strut
counterclockwise 90° with the
enclosed combination wrench.
^
Pull out the shipping strut out.
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^Close the holes with the rotary
protectors and their caps.
^
Fasten the shipping struts at the rear
side of the washer. Take care to insert
the drill holes,b, into the clamps,a.
,Movement of the washer without
the shipping struts in place should
be kept to a minimum. The shipping
struts should be stored on the back
of the washer for future use. They
must be reinstalled before moving
the machine.
Installing the shipping struts
^Reinstall the struts by reversing the
installation procedure.
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Leveling the washer
To ensure smooth operation the washer
must be level.
Failure to level the machine can result
in increased water and energy
consumption as well as the washer
banging during the spin cycle or
walking across the floor during use.Adjust the four leveling feet
The washer is leveled by adjusting the
four feet. The machine is boxed with the
feet completely screwed in.
^Turn the locking nut,2, counter-
clockwise with the enclosed
combination wrench. Unscrew each
of the four feet as much as...

Washer/ Dryer Stack
Height:
Stacking kit with pull out shelf
66
15/16 (1700 mm)
The Miele washing machine can be
installed as part of a washer-dryer
stack in combination with a Miele
tumble dryer. An appropriate stacking
kit* is required.
Installation of the stacking kit must be
performed by a Miele Service
Technician.
Reinstallation of the machine lid
When reinstalling the appliance lid,
check the firm fit of the cover at the rear
bracket for a safe transport of the dryer.
Installation on a base
The...

Water connection
Cold water connection
A water faucet with
3/4 threat must be
provided on-site. If none is available the
machine must be connected to a water
line by a qualified plumber.
The water pressure must be between
14.5 -145 psi (1 -10 bar). If the water
pressure is greater than 145 psi
(10 bar), a pressure reducer must be
installed. If the water pressure is below
15 psi (1 bar), there will not be enough
water available for a complete fill.
The cold water hose (blue mark) is
notsuitable for a hot...

Hot water connection
Connecting the machine to a hot water
supply will lead to low electrical
consumption during hot water
operation. The hot water temperature at
the water faucet must not exceed 158°F
(70°C).
The water in single water lines from the
hot water source cools faster when not
in constant use. To heat the wash water
more electricity must be used. The
same conditions for the hot water as for
the cold water connection will then
apply.
^Connect the hot water intake hose
(red mark) to the water...