Miele G 7881 Operations Instructions

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Page 1 - Washer-Disinfector

Installation and OperatingInstructionsWasher-DisinfectorG 7881To avoid the risk of personal injury ordamage to the appliance,it is essential that your

Page 2 - Contents

The Miele washer-disinfector isdesigned to clean, rinse and thermallydisinfect re-usable equipment.Always comply with the particularmanufacturer'

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High -level disinfectionThe washer-disinfector cleans items,and in the disinfection program,simultaneously thermally disinfects at93°C/200°F.Areas of

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Do not clean fiberoptics or electricalequipment and components in thewasher-disinfector.Rhodium coated mirrors must bearranged so that their surfaces

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a ON/OFF switchb Door releasec Time/Displayd Toggle switch ß to show:- actual temperature- elapsed time- active wash blocke Drying button 0 with indic

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a Connection for DOS module K 60 onrear side of applianceb Service panelc Filter combinationd Reservoir for regenerating salte Compartment for powdere

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Disposal of packing materialsThe packing materials help protect theappliance during transport. They havebeen selected with an eye toenvironmental comp

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Before using the machine for the firsttime please pay special attention tothe following points:Detailed information on these pointscan be found in the

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Electric door lockThe machine is equipped with anelectric door lock.The door can only be opened when^the electrical supply to the machineis turned on

Page 10 - Description of the machine

In order to provide good cleaningresults, the machine requires a supplyof soft water (water that is low incalcium and magnesium). If hard tapwater is

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Safety instructions and warnings ...5Symbols on the appliance ...9Description o

Page 13 - Guide to the machine

How to fill the salt reservoirOnly use special, coarse-grained, Mielereactivation salt with a grain size of1 - 4 mm. NEVER use other types ofsalt, suc

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Refill Salt IndicatorThe water softener is automaticallyregenerated during the next programcycle.The program display will show aRecharging during this

Page 15 - Caring for the environment

Depending on the type of items youwish to clean and disinfect, thewasher-disinfector can be used with anupper basket and/or lower basket, aswell as, a

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How to load the machine–Always load items in such a way thatall surfaces will be exposed to thecleaning water. This ensures that theitems will be prop

Page 17 - Opening and closing the door

Spring adapter for the waterconnectionThe spring adapter for the waterconnection must be properly engagedwhen a basket is inserted into themachine. In

Page 18 - Water softener

ApplicationDuring patient treatment, check that aslittle residue as possible (dentalcement, polishing compound, etc.) isleft on the items (wipe off as

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Adding rinse aidRinse aid is needed to ensure thatwater promptly falls away from thewashload, preventing spots andspeeding up the drying process.Rinse

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Rinse aid indicator light^ Rinse aid does not need to be refilleduntil the "rinse" indicator light comeson in the display.Setting the rinse

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How to add neutralizerFor certain programs, neutralizer isdispensed in the rinse cycle afterwashing, to help prevent discolorationand corrosion spots

Page 22 - Application

Neutralizer indicator light^ When the "Neutralizer" indicator lightcomes on, it is important to promptlyrefill or exchange the neutralizerco

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End of program ...33How to switch off ...34How to cance

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How to add detergentUsing powder detergentBefore starting the program, load thepowdered detergent into the receptacle(except for the programs "Ri

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Liquid optionAs a separate option, this machine canbe fitted with a dispenser pump forautomatic liquid detergent dispensing(DOS Module K 60). This is

Page 26 - Adding rinse aid

How to switch on^Close the door.^Press the "ON/OFF" button.A dot will appear in the display whenthe program selector is at the12 o'cloc

Page 27 - Setting the rinse aid dosage

While the program is running, any of thefollowing displays can be selected:–Actual temperature,–Elapsed program time and–Active wash block.^Press the

Page 28 - How to add neutralizer

How to switch off^Press the "ON/OFF" button and let itpop up.The door is equipped with anelectric lock and can only beopened if the "ON

Page 29 - Neutralizer indicator light

For future servicing, be sure to document any changes made to the standardfactory settings.Enter the information in the field(s) provided.General info

Page 30 - Using powder detergent

DOS 1 dispensing (detergent)Setting the liquid detergent dispensing concentrationThe dispensing concentration only needs to be set for liquid detergen

Page 31 - Liquid option

Priming the liquid detergent dispensing systemThe dispensing system does not need to be primed (cleared of air) unless:– the dispensing concentration

Page 32 - Operating the machine

DOS 3 dispensing (neutralizer)Setting the neutralizer concentrationSet the neutralizer dispensing concentration according to the manufacturer'sre

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Priming the neutralizer dispensing systemThe dispensing system does not need to be primed (cleared of air) unless:– the dispensing concentration is be

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Installation ...61Undercounter installation...61Electrical

Page 35 - Programmable functions

BuzzerThe buzzer can be programmed for the following functions:– Program end = Constant buzzer,– Fault warning = Buzzer at 1-second intervals, and– Sa

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How to restore the factory settingsStep Display / Result^Activate the programming mode as per page35.^While in programming mode, press or holddown the

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MaintenanceAfter every 1,000 hours of operation,or at least once a year (but neverlater than every 18 months), MieleCustomer Service will need to perf

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Process validationIt is the responsibility of the operator toroutinely check that the requiredcleaning and disinfection processesare being conducted.I

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Cleaning the filters in the washcabinetThe filters in the base of the washcabinet prevent large particles fromentering the circulation pump.These filt

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Cleaning the flat and micro-finefilters^Remove the coarse filter.^Remove the fine filter (between thecoarse filter and the micro-fine filter).^ Unscre

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Cleaning the spray armsThe spray arm jets can becomeblocked.It is important to inspect them everyday.^Use a sharp pointed object to pushany particles

Page 42 - Machine care

Cleaning the control panel^The control panel should only becleaned with a damp cloth or with asuitable cleaner for glass or plastic.To disinfect, use

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Baskets and insertsTo ensure that the baskets and insertsare functioning properly, they must bechecked daily. A checklist is suppliedwith the washer-d

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The following trouble-shooting guide can be used to help address minor problemswithout a service call, HOWEVER, it is important to note that:,Repairs

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This appliance complies with allapplicable safety laws andregulations. However, inappropriateuse can result in personal injury andproperty damage.Read

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Fault Cause SolutionBefore the start of aprogram, the indicatorlight 8 Detergentflashes and theprogram can't bestarted.Before addressing theerror

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Fault Cause SolutionBefore the start of aprogram, the indicatorlight "Neutralizer"flashes and theprogram can't bestarted.Before address

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Fault Cause SolutionThe refill salt message"Recharge" is flashing.Because no regenerationsalt was added, the watersoftener could not bereact

Page 49 - Troubleshooting

Fault Cause SolutionThe rinse program isinterrupted and the"Fill/Drain" indicatorlight is flashing.Before addressing theerror:–Turn the prog

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Fault Cause SolutionAfter a program, there isdetergent residue leftbehind in the dispenser.The dispenser was wetwhen it was loaded.Make sure the dispe

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Error Cause SolutionItems show signs ofcorrosion.The chloride content of thewater is too high.Test your watercomposition. If needed,condition the wate

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Fault Cause SolutionThere are spots on theitems.The rinse aid setting is toolow.Increase the rinse aiddosage.The rinse aid container isempty.Add rinse

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Temperature sensorThe washer-disinfector is equipped witha (re-settable) temperature sensor thatswitches off the heater when itthreatens to overheat.

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Cleaning the non-return valveand drain pumpIf you find that water has not beenpumped away at the end of a program,the drain pump or non-return valve m

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Cleaning the filter in the waterinletThere are filters in the screw connectionof the water inlet hose to protect thewater inlet valve. When the filter

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~A damaged appliance canendanger your safety. Immediately turnoff the machine at the power switch andcontact the Miele Service Department.~Machine ope

Page 57 - Correcting faults

If a fault occurs and cannot becorrected using these OperatingInstructions, please contact MieleTechnical Service.^When contacting the Servicedepartme

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Please refer to the installationdiagram supplied with theappliance.,In order to reduce the risk ofsteam damage, the area around themachine should be l

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How to position and secure themachineTo ensure stability thewasher-disinfector must first be alignedand then secured to the countertop.^Open the door.

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,All electrical work must beperformed by a suitably qualifiedelectrician in accordance with localand national safety regulations.–Electrical connectio

Page 61 - Installation

Connecting to the water inlet,The water in the machine is NOTsuitable for drinking.–The machine must be connected tothe water supply in accordance wit

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DI water connectionThe machine is equipped for optionalconnection to a DI water supply. Whenthe water pressure is below therecommended pressure, the w

Page 63 - Electrical connection

Connect the water drain–The drainage system is fitted with anon-return valve which preventswastewater from flowing back intothe machine through the dr

Page 64 - Plumbing

Height including lidHeight without lid85 cm (33 7/16")82 cm (32 5/16")Width 60 cm (23 5/8")DepthDepth with door open60 cm (23 5/8"

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Choose your program according to the types of instruments or utensils beingcleaned and the degree of soiling.Programs(fixed)Program DescriptionWash Wa

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Program Sequence1. Pre-wash 2. Cleaningand/orthermaldisinfectionand/orcleaning3. Interimrinse I withNeutralization4. Interimrinse II5. Finalrinse1)and

Page 67 - Technical data

The following points should alwaysbe observed to assist in maintainingquality standards when processingmedical devices and critical items, toprotect p

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M.-Nr. 07 450 830 / 000366Subject to change without notice / 4308

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~When using cleaning agents andspecial-purpose products, complystrictly with the product manufacturer'sinstructions. Use cleaning agents onlyfor

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Using accessories~Whatever the application, only Mieleaccessories should be connected tothis machine.~Only Miele mobile units, modulesand inserts shou

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