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Miele washer wmb120

Joe B

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New Miele washing machine displays f0043

What does this mean?

thanks

joe

 

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That looks like it's a European model, US servicers don't have access to European model tech info. Try contacting Miele, they can help you determine the meaning of the fault code.

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Miele tech says f0043 means that the line voltage is not stable.  The machine is rated 220-240 50hz and I measured my line voltage, it's 220 50hz. The technician says if line voltage falls below 218 it will cause the fault code. Is it possible that the Miele has such low tolerance for power fluctuations? And if so, is there anything I can do? Thanks for your help.

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