Miele washing machine & dryer repairs
Miele laundry machines are built to be repaired — that’s why we only work on them. Drainage faults, drum and bearing noise, heater failures, door locks, speed sensors: after twenty years on one brand, the fault is usually identified before the back panel is off.
Most single-fault visits finish inside the $199 call-out. If a part needs ordering, it’s a genuine Miele part, fitted on a $120 return visit (first 20 minutes, then $45 per 15), with 12 months’ warranty — and you’ll know the full figure before anything is fitted.
What we’re called out for most
- —Drainage faults and blocked pumps (F11)
- —Heater and heating-circuit failures (F20, F220)
- —Motor and speed-sensor faults (F53)
- —Water intake problems (F10)
- —Door locks, seals and hinges
- —Bearing and drum noise assessments — with an honest verdict
The numbers
Full pricing — published, no surprises.
Washing machines & dryers fault codes we decode
Seen one of these on the display? Plain-English meanings and the safe things to try:
Asked often, answered straight.
My washing machine shows a fault code — should I keep using it?
Look the code up in our fault-code library for the safe things to try. If the code returns, switch the machine off at the wall and book — running a faulted machine can turn a small repair into a big one.
Is a 15-year-old Miele washing machine worth repairing?
Often, yes — they were built for a 20-year life and parts are still available. But not always, and you’ll get a straight answer on the spot. If replacement is the smarter money, that’s what you’ll be told.
Do you repair washer-dryers and heat-pump dryers too?
Yes — all Miele laundry machines, including washer-dryer combinations and heat-pump dryers.