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Miele Washer Error Codes

All Miele washer error codes with step-by-step troubleshooting, multimeter specs, and OEM part numbers.

8 error codes

CodeMeaning
F11The washing machine did not detect sufficient water flow into the drum within the fill timeout; the AquaStop hose, supply valve, or inlet valve is the source
moderatebeginner
F138The drum failed to reach or maintain the programmed spin speed within the expected time; the motor, bearings, control board, or mechanical drive system is the source
moderateintermediate
F63The door lock assembly didn't send a confirmed locked signal to the control board within the expected timeout window, either because it failed to lock at cycle start or failed to release at cycle end. Basically the board's waiting for an electrical handshake that never came.
moderatebeginner
HUBThis is a reference guide covering fault codes across the Miele W1 and W Classic washer lineup. When one of these codes fires, the control board detected a reading outside normal parameters and killed the cycle to prevent further damage to the machine or your home.
lowbeginner
NOT-DRAININGThe machine tried to drain during or after a cycle and couldn't push water out fast enough. The pressure switch or flow sensor detected water still sitting in the sump after the pump ran its full cycle time, so it stopped everything and threw the fault. Could be a blockage, a dead pump, or a restricted hose.
moderateintermediate
NOT-SPINNINGThe washer's drum isn't rotating during the spin cycle. Could be a drain issue holding everything up, the motor not getting a proper signal, the door lock not confirming closed, or on older models, a worn drive belt. The machine detected something wrong and stopped to protect the motor or your clothes.
moderateintermediate
RESETWhen the control board detects a fault it locks the current program and stores the code in non-volatile memory. The reset procedure tells the board to cancel that program state and drain the drum. Fault codes won't clear until the board actually confirms the fault condition is gone.
lowbeginner
SMELLSYour machine's conditions have become favorable for bacteria and mold growth, usually from extended low-temperature washing. What's actually happening is biofilm, a thin bacterial layer, is colonizing the drum interior, the sump, and possibly the TwinDos detergent lines. The machine isn't broken. It just needs a serious deep clean and a change in your wash habits.
moderateintermediate