Miele dryer filters
Which lint filter or foam filter each of the 6 Miele dryers sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 1 Australian seller.
Most take the 10762350 (6 of 6 models), from $106.91. Check yours below.
Showing 6 of 6 Miele models · grouped by filter platform
T1 fluff filter (door opening) 10762350takes 10762350
How to change your Miele dryer filter
Steps for the T1 fluff filter (door opening) 10762350 (10762350), the filter 6 Miele models take.
- 1Take out the fragrance flacon if one is fitted, open the door and pull the upper fluff filter forwards to remove it.
- 2Remove the fluff from the surface of all the fluff filters and the perforated laundry deflector. A vacuum cleaner lets you do it without touching the fluff.
- 3For a thorough clean, turn the yellow dial on the lower fluff filter, hold the dial and pull that filter forwards. Vacuum the upper air flow openings with a long crevice nozzle.
- 4Wipe the smooth plastic parts with a damp cloth, rinse the filters under warm running water, shake them and dry them carefully. Wet filters can cause faults.
- 5Push the lower filter in and lock it with the yellow dial, push the upper filter in until it clicks, and close the door. To clear the reminder light, open and close the door with the dryer on.
Clear the filter warning
No reset needed. Some models show a reminder to clean the filter; it clears when the door is closed and a new programme starts.
Common questions
- What happens if I don't change the filter?
- Lint gets past a torn filter into the condenser or heat pump, airflow drops and each load takes longer to dry.
- How do I clear the filter warning on a Miele dryer?
- No reset needed. Some models show a reminder to clean the filter; it clears when the door is closed and a new programme starts.
All 6 Miele dryers we list, A to Z
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