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General safety and repair guidelines for qualified electricians and compliance with regulations.
Information and dangers associated with high-voltage components in the microwave oven.
Procedure for safely discharging the high-voltage capacitor before maintenance or repair work.
Precautions regarding microwave energy exposure and leak checks after repairs.
Guidelines for performing touch current leakage measurements on accessible conductive parts.
Introduces technical data and shows an illustration of the M 6160 TC model.
Compares design and convenience features of two Miele microwave models.
Details operating modes, convenience features, cleaning, safety, and niche dimensions for two models.
Provides detailed technical specifications and component data for Miele microwave models.
Details component layouts and control electronic plug connections with numbered references.
Explains key functions like fan run-on, auto keep-warm, and safety features with door display.
Explains why the turntable cannot be deactivated and that it's not a fault.
Addresses condensate deposits on front panels due to high power or uncovered food.
Describes how to remove rust stains caused by cleaning agents and prevent recurrence.
Explains causes of sparking with the gourmet plate and provides remedies.
Addresses the issue where the time display and appliance switch off after inactivity.
Explains the condition under which the service mode can be accessed.
Describes how to deactivate the system lock when the appliance cannot be operated.
Explains the 15-minute time limit for safety reasons at high power settings.
Explains the "door" display and how to resolve it by opening/closing the door.
Addresses the issue where the appliance operates but does not heat, often due to demo mode.
Provides remedies for a blank display, often related to door closure and safety switches.
Step-by-step guide to activate and deactivate the system lock feature.
Details how to access and modify programming settings for various appliance functions.
Explains how to enter and navigate the service mode for diagnostics and adjustments.
Instructions for removing various components like oven, cover, door, motor, panels, electronics, and safety parts.
Outlines tests for microwave power, transformer windings, capacitors, diodes, magnetron, and fuses.
General safety and repair guidelines for qualified electricians and compliance with regulations.
Information and dangers associated with high-voltage components in the microwave oven.
Procedure for safely discharging the high-voltage capacitor before maintenance or repair work.
Precautions regarding microwave energy exposure and leak checks after repairs.
Guidelines for performing touch current leakage measurements on accessible conductive parts.
Introduces technical data and shows an illustration of the M 6160 TC model.
Compares design and convenience features of two Miele microwave models.
Details operating modes, convenience features, cleaning, safety, and niche dimensions for two models.
Provides detailed technical specifications and component data for Miele microwave models.
Details component layouts and control electronic plug connections with numbered references.
Explains key functions like fan run-on, auto keep-warm, and safety features with door display.
Explains why the turntable cannot be deactivated and that it's not a fault.
Addresses condensate deposits on front panels due to high power or uncovered food.
Describes how to remove rust stains caused by cleaning agents and prevent recurrence.
Explains causes of sparking with the gourmet plate and provides remedies.
Addresses the issue where the time display and appliance switch off after inactivity.
Explains the condition under which the service mode can be accessed.
Describes how to deactivate the system lock when the appliance cannot be operated.
Explains the 15-minute time limit for safety reasons at high power settings.
Explains the "door" display and how to resolve it by opening/closing the door.
Addresses the issue where the appliance operates but does not heat, often due to demo mode.
Provides remedies for a blank display, often related to door closure and safety switches.
Step-by-step guide to activate and deactivate the system lock feature.
Details how to access and modify programming settings for various appliance functions.
Explains how to enter and navigate the service mode for diagnostics and adjustments.
Instructions for removing various components like oven, cover, door, motor, panels, electronics, and safety parts.
Outlines tests for microwave power, transformer windings, capacitors, diodes, magnetron, and fuses.
General| Control type | Electronic |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless steel |
| Installation | Built-in |
| Number of power levels | 5 |
| Clock function | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Turntable | Yes |
| Interior light | Yes |
| Auto Programs | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Type | Microwave Oven |
| Microwave power | 900 W |
| Display type | LCD |
| Grill Power | 1000 W |
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