Miele WSD123 - First Wash Cycle
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2021
- This is the first wash cycle with a brand new Miele WSD123 washer. You see the first 10 minutes of the main wash and then from the intermediate spin cycles on. The imbalance at the final spin seemed to occur unexpected for the imbalance control system and a creaky noise came on. The desired spin speed couldn't be reached. Maybe this comes from the tension springs and/or the shock absorbers? Do you think this should happen with a completely new washing machine? Better to contact the customer service?
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Very good programmes with very short times
I'd like to see the cottons standard cycle at the factory settings.
hi there, I have the model Miele WWD120 WCS 8kg however it has no buzzer after cycles. Is there any way to set the buzzer to go off after cycles? Also is there a way to keep the screen timer on the screen all the time instead of the screen dimming? My machine looks like this but just has a black screen not all white like yours.
I already replied, please see my answer below. What do you mean by black screen? These machines all look very similar and you should have the same user interface and so (almost) the same kind of display.
The noise you hear in the final spin is actually normal. The reason why it's so bloody noisy is because the motor with these W1 series became so quiet that other noises the machine always has made for years now become present. Trust me there is nothing wrong with your springs or absorbers! It can only be super annoying to some people.
The imbalance is normal too and as far as I could hear it also reached the desired spin speed as well. I have a W1 Miele for a year now so I have a pretty good idea what 1200 rpm sounds like.
Furthermore... ''Me whispering'': unbalanced spinning Miele washing machines is why they're such good machines. I've seen mine doing even more unbalanced spins than this and the crazy lad still ramped up to 1200 rpm without spitting out an error. You can almost call it a Miele signature lol. They have done that for so many years and they still didn't lost that magic which I'm really glad for because what I hate most is if a washing machine is overly sensitive too imbalanced spins.
Anyway you can call customer service for those springs if it annoys you. Luckily I bought a high-end model and came with quieter springs pre-installed. It only makes some thicking noise instead of sounding like somebody is bashing their head against some metal lol. Hope this helps you a bit.
I really appreciate your detailed feedback, thank you very much! That is very interesting to know. If this is normal, I can definitely live with that. I also want a washing machine that can handle imbalances well and still spins reliably. If this doesn't cause components to break within a short period of time, then it's fine. Of course, it's preferable to avoid huge imbalances, because the more the tub moves, the faster the suspension wears out.
I had determined from the pitch that the 1200 RPM were not reached at the end, because it sounded higher during the intermediate spins.
Maybe I should finally get rid of those terry towels, because they soak up a lot of water, stick to the drum and intertwine, forming a big mass that can't be changed anymore. I didn't have that in the past. Of course, one must not forget that the drum's diameter of modern washing machines has become larger, so there are inevitably more centrifugal forces.
@@SOPM2007 Happy to help! I saw some of your videos and I could immediately relate you hearing a pitch difference. You're a good musician man nice!
Fortunately my machine does the same thing. Not always though. And it does that when I select 1200rpm only. But I find the difference so little that I don't worry about it. There is a possibility that the machine slightly reduced the spin speed by 50 rpm or something because it was imbalanced. But that's a guess though. And don't get rid of those terry towels. They're such fine towels no?
@@Stephenvdolder Thanks man! Will see what the answer from the customer service is. As I said I absolutely can live with the noise if I get confirmation everything is as it should be. The machine feels well build and I hope it will last some good years.
@@SOPM2007 Don't worry about it. The noise is absolutely normal in Miele. I too am a proud owner of a Miele W1 and I love it. Although in 2017 when I bought my first WT1, I just went crazy inspecting all the noises my washer made, only because I am a perfectionist and want everything to be without flaws. I called Miele many times about noise issues and I changed 3 WT1 Machines. It didn't change anything. (cause the noise is perfectly normal by Miele, which is built like a tank; all metal) My parents also bought a W1 (after they gave their 30 year old Miele to my grandma) and I asked them if they were happy with it. They said it was everything perfect, no noise, no nothing. One day, when I was at my parents home, it happened that the washer was spinning and I heard the same noises. I said to my parents that their washer also did that noise and they told me: "that is nothing, that is the way it tells us it is even working lol". It tool me a little time to stop being so picky about things and to enjoy the benefits that Miele offered me: perfectly washed clothes every time. After an update bug, the fluff rinse program in my WT1 was not working. I called Miele and told them about it. Their service is really great. They knew it was a bug with the software and they told me they would come with an update soon. They offered me also the option(after 3 years of owning it) to give my washer-dryer back and to go for a separate washer and dryer. (My washer-dryer had a 10 year warranty, of course) And I did it. I love my W1 and T1 now.(clicking noise on spin is normal now and it doesn't bother me anymore at all). I just wish you happy washing with your new Miele W1! You will love it :)
Wow, thanks a lot! I highly appreciate you let me know your story. That's fantastic to have another confirmation now, this really helps me. I'm sure I'll get used to the washer. Being curious about how it will perform on the next wash ;)
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Pls make more whit this wasser
I’m getting a Miele wwd120 machine. I want to set a buzzer at the end of cycles how do I do this? Also can I set the screen to always stay on instead of dimming?
Afaik there's no buzzer you can set. But the sound when the door unlocks is quite loud so I easily notice when wash cycle has finished.
If you want the LED panel to always stay on, as in my case, you need to enter the programming functions. For me it works, when I press and hold the start button while the door is open, keep holding it while I close it until a "P" and a number is shown. With < and > I select "P22" and press start, then I can choose between on and off. You will find this in the manual.
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did you solve the problem, what was it, the car is working today? are you happy?
Yes, it's solved. The technician changed the springs and put new grease, as far as I can remember.
What a mess it makes!!.. It's terribly noisy!!!
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Der Ton im Video ist etwas verstärkt, aber tatsächlich geht diese Maschine im Vergleich zur vorherigen BOSCH etwas mehr rapiad zur Sache. Ich hab mich dran gewöhnt.
Is it made in Germany? Is the tank made from metal or plastic?
Made in Germany for sure. If the tub is still made from high-grade steel, I am not quite sure. Some say yes, others no.
@@SOPM2007 You can check it by gently pulling up the rubber door seal using your fingers. The tank in the cheapest models is made from white plastic. I'm curious about this one, because it's not that expensive (compared to other miele washers) and seems to be an attractive option to buy.
@@Doofenshmirtz666 This was the cheapest model I was able to buy at the time. I didn't manage to look for the material. In case of doubt Miele should give you the correct information if they're honest.
@@SOPM2007 "For sure"? Selection series is made in Poland, I think
@@KischteBier I can only tell what the label on the door inside says and it reads „Made in Germany“ - whatever that really means.