Miele Dishwasher Long Cycle Solution

Owners of the Miele dishwasher could not ignore a wash cycle if it takes too long. So if you notice that the dishwasher keeps cycling about 2.5 hours, you certainly have to read this piece of information. If your dishwasher has a feature like automatic wash cycle or sensor wash, some dirt or mineral buildup on the sensor may cause the dishwasher to run longer than normal. Run the dishwasher empty with a dishwasher cleaning agent inside to take care of this issue. Mineral deposits can build-up around the filter, spray arms, heating element, or optical wash sensor and effectively block water from efficiently flowing during the wash cycles. If mineral deposit build-up is the culprit, you'll notice brown or white streaks in these problem areas. Remove minor mineral build-ups by running the dishwasher on high heat with a bowl of white vinegar on the bottom shelf. You can remove heavier mineral deposits with a special dishwasher cleaner or with a manual clean using soap and water. If there is a clog in your dishwasher’s water system it will take longer for your dishwasher to fill and drain water, which drastically increases the time it takes to complete a wash cycle. Clogs can happen, even if your dishwasher has a self-cleaning filter. Inspect, and clean your dishwasher filters to ensure the water can pass through easily. If the filter is damaged it should be replaced. Since filters prevent food and other debris from entering the system, a damaged filter may mean there are more clogs further in the system. A professional dishwasher repair service will take care of your Miele dishwasher and provide the best assistance.