Miele Dryer repair and service in New York

The Miele T1 has a secondary, critical filter located behind the panel at the bottom left (the Plinth Filter). If this sponge filter is clogged with fine dust, the heat pump cannot circulate air. We can perform a deep cleaning of the plinth area and the heat exchanger fins to clear the error and restore drying speed.

Heat pump technology naturally takes longer (often 90+ minutes) because it uses lower, fabric-safe temperatures. However, if it's taking 3+ hours, the moisture sensors in the drum ribs may be coated with dryer sheet residue or the drain hose is kinked. We clean the galvanic sensors and check the condensate drain system.

Yes. The scent pod holder is integrated into the door filter assembly. If it cracks or won't hold the pod, airflow can bypass the filter. We supply OEM replacement filter housings to ensure your laundry smells fresh and the air filtration system remains sealed.

This is a common issue with condenser and heat pump dryers. It means the sensor in the bottom sump detects water that isn't being pumped out. Often, the condensate pump is clogged with lint sludge or the float switch is stuck. We access the internal pump system to clean the blockage and ensure water drains freely.

Miele dryers run on high-precision rollers. Over time, these support rollers can wear out or develop flat spots, causing a "thump." Alternatively, the carbon brushes (which conduct electricity to the drum for moisture sensing) might be worn down and scraping. We diagnose the sound and replace the specific mechanical part to restore silent operation.