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1 Descriptive Technical Documentation - Model-dependent - DTD no Model(s): S 8310, S 8330, S 8340, S 8360, S 8390, S 8510, S 8530, S 8540, S 8560, S 8590, S 8510 UniQ, S 8530 UniQ, S 8540 UniQ, S 8560 UniQ, S 8590 UniQ, S 8710, S 8730, S 8790, S 8930, S 8960

2 DTD no Contents General Information A B C Warning and Safety Instructions Modification History Technical Data Function Groups 010 Base 4 Service Caster (Dynamic Drive) Removal Parking Slot Removal Lighting Assembly Replacement (Uniq Only) Cover Frame 4 Service Bag Holder Replacement Cover Frame Removal Dust Compartment Lid 4 Service Accessory Compartment Lid Removal Dust Compartment Lid Removal Dust Channel Assembly Removal Bag Change Indicator Removal Hinge Socket Wiring Harness Removal Operating Unit 2 Function Operating Units: S 83 to S S 83 Series S 85 Series S 87 Series S 89 Series Automatic Suction Power Control Fault Repair Motor Does Not React in the "Automatic" Setting or Always Runs at High Speed Service Operating Unit Removal

3 2 DTD no Electronic Board Removal On/Off Switch Removal Powerbrush Outlet Wiring Harness Removal Park Switch Replacement (Model-Dependent) Motor, Cord Reel 2 Function Thermal Protection Function Fault Repair Suction Power Too Low Motor Does Not Run Service Motor/Cord Reel Cover Removal Motor Replacement Cord Reel Replacement Pre-Motor Filter Frame Removal Suction Hose, Handle (S 83) 3 Fault Repair LEDs in LED Handle Do Not Light Service Telescopic Suction Hose Locking Piece Replacement Pushbutton Replacement LED Handle Battery Replacement (Model-Dependent) Radio-Controlled Suction Hose (S 87) 3 Fault Repair Radio-Controlled Handle Not Functioning Service Battery in Radio-Controlled Handle Replacement (Model- Dependent) This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

4 DTD no A-1 A Warning and Safety Instructions 1 General Information All repairs should be performed by a trained technician in strict accordance with national, state and local codes. Any repairs or maintenance performed by unqualified personnel could be dangerous. When servicing, modifying, testing or maintaining appliances, all applicable laws, regulations and accident prevention guidelines must be observed. All regulations of the appropriate utility supply companies and standards relating to safety (not limited to electrical safety) are to be complied with. Before starting any service work, disconnect the vacuum cleaner from power. Even with the vacuum cleaner switched off, voltage may be applied to some components. After work has been completed, a visual as well as an operational check should always be performed.

5 DTD no B-1 B Modification History When? Who? What? Reinhard Bremehr Initial compilation

6 DTD no C-1 C Technical Data Model Operating controls Motor/Ehaust filter Version S 8 3: +/- foot switches 1: Power + AirClean 0 5: +/- foot switch with Automatic 2: Power + Active AirClean 7: Radio-controlled handle 3: Power + Active HEPA 9: Electro handle 4: Efficiency + AirClean 5: Efficiency + Active AirClean 6: Efficiency + Active HEPA 7 7: Silence + AirClean 8: Silence + Active AirClean 9: Silence + Active HEPA Table 1 Easylock Thermo indicator Park System Dynamic Drive Silence Plus Descriptions of various features Table 2: Descriptions of Various Features Telescopic suction hose that can be secured with a special clip. Indicator light that lights up when the thermal motor protection has tripped (motor will restart after it has cooled). Suction hose can be stored in the rear slot on the vacuum during short breaks. Shock-mounted rubber casters. Motor versions Additional plastic casing for the motor plus AirTeQ floor nozzle attachment. Power 2200 W Efficiency 1200 W Silence 1200 W Table 3 High-power motor Economical motor Especially quiet motor (71 db(a) re 1pW in combination with the AirTeQ floor nozzle and an AAC (Active AirClean) filter Model S 8380 Cat & Dog S 8390 Calima S 8390 Kona S 8390 HomeCare S 8590 Alize S 8590 Marin S 8990 UniQ Color Koi orange Canary yellow Obsidian black Mango red Ivory white Navy blue metallic Mahogany brown metallic Powerful Vorte Motor, manufactured by Miele Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt Low noise, 1200-watt

7 C-2 DTD no Model Power adjustment Number of power settings Motor protection function with safety shutoff Motor protection indicator AirClean Sealed System construction AirClean FilterBag FilterBag change indicator Air Clean filter Active Air Clean filter Active HEPA filter Pre-motor filter Filter replacement indicator Lightweight skeleton construction Rear park system for short breaks Automatic standby switch in rear park position Side park system for storage Long electrical cord with automatic rewind S 8380 Cat & Dog S 8390 Calima S 8390 Kona S 8390 HomeCare S 8590 Alize S 8590 Marin S 8990 UniQ +/- foot switch +/- foot switch +/- foot switch +/- foot switch +/- foot switch +/- foot switch Handle controls Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Type G/N, 4.76 quart Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Standard Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Illuminated One-touch One-touch One-touch One-touch One-touch One-touch One-touch Cleaning radius 33' 36' 36' 36' 36' 36' 36' Bumper strip Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Velvet 360 caster wheels for high maneuverability Yes Yes Yes Yes Dynamic Drive Yes Yes This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

8 DTD no C-3 Model Telescopic stainlesssteel wand Durable hose Delue handle grip with electrobrush control Suction controls via handle Standard floor tool S 8380 Cat & Dog S 8390 Calima S 8390 Kona S 8390 HomeCare S 8590 Alize S 8590 Marin S 8990 UniQ Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Straight suction Straight suction Straight suction Electric Electric Electric Electric No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No No Yes Handheld Turbobrush (STB101), ElectroPlus (SEB 228), Parquet Twister (SBB 300-3) TurboComfort (STB 205-3), Parquet Twister (SBB 300-3) ElectroPlus (SEB 228), Parquet Twister (SBB 300-3) Classic Combination floor tool (SBD 285-3) Optional electrobrushes ElectroComfort (SEB 217-3), ElectroPlus (SEB 228), ElectroPremium (SEB 236) AirTeQ Combination floor tool (SBD 650-3) Parquet Twister (SBB 300-3) ElectroComfort (SEB 217-3), ElectroPlus (SEB 228), ElectroPremium (SEB 236) Parquet Twister (SBB 300-3), ElectroPremium (SEB 236) Dusting brush Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Upholstery tool Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Crevice nozzle Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Integrated Additional accessories Table 4: Technical Data Fleible crevice nozzle (SFD 20), universal brush (SUB 20) Spotlight handle

9 DTD no Base

10 010-2 DTD no Service 4.1 Caster (Dynamic Drive) Removal A Using a flathead screwdriver, lever the wheel out of the caster, then lever the caster out of the base (010 Fig. 1). A To reinstall, press the caster back into the base until it clicks, then press the wheel into the caster until it clicks. Fig. 1: Caster Removal 4.2 Parking Slot Removal A Cover Frame Removal, A Remove the T20 screw securing the appropriate parking slot (010 Fig. 2, Pos. 3). This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

11 DTD no Lighting Assembly Replacement (Uniq Only) A Cover Frame Removal, A Remove the bumper strip (010 Fig. 2, Pos. 2). A Remove the T20 screws securing the parking slots on either side of the base (010 Fig. 2, Pos. 3). A Disconnect the lighting assembly wiring harness (010 Fig. 2, Pos. 5) from the electronic board. A Remove each parking slot together with the lighting assembly (010 Fig. 2, Pos. 4). Fig. 2 Note The lighting assembly can only be replaced in its entirety. A Reinstall by following these instructions in reverse order.

12 DTD no Cover Frame

13 020-2 DTD no Service 4.1 Bag Holder Replacement Fig. 1: Bag Holder A Open the dust compartment lid. A Take out the dustbag. A Hold the bag holder (020 Fig. 1, Pos. 2) with one hand and carefully unsnap it from the hinge pins (020 Fig. 1, Pos. 1). Warning! Only do this procedure by hand. Using a screwdriver or other tool will break the bag holder. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

14 DTD no Cover Frame Removal Fig. 2: Cover Frame A Dust Compartment Lid Removal, A Remove the bag holder (Bag Holder Replacement, ). A Take off the seal surrounding the dust compartment. A Take out the ehaust (HEPA or AirClean) filter and filter frame. A Remove the four T20 screws securing the cover frame (020 Fig. 2, Pos. 1). A Remove the right foot switch (cord rewind) (040 Fig. 8). A Remove the retaining screw (T20) underneath. A Push down inside the base and pull up on the cover frame to remove (020 Fig. 2, Pos. A). The bumper strip will also come off.

15 DTD no Dust Compartment Lid

16 030-2 DTD no Service 4.1 Accessory Compartment Lid Removal Fig. 1: Torsion Spring A Open the lid approimately 2 inches. A Hold the vacuum cleaner with one hand; with the other hand, lift the lid up and disengage it from the pins. A When reinstalling the lid, push it slowly onto the torsion spring (030 Fig. 1, Pos. 1) and then onto the pins. 4.2 Dust Compartment Lid Removal A Open the dust compartment lid to its stop. A Bend the dust compartment lid backwards slightly to release it (030 Fig. 2, Pos. 2). A When reinstalling the lid, place the two hinges in their openings (030 Fig. 2, Pos. 1), then slowly close the lid. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

17 DTD no Fig. 2: Dust Compartment Lid 4.3 Dust Channel Assembly Removal A Dust Compartment Lid Removal, A Remove the four T20 screws securing the dust channel assembly to the underside of the dust compartment lid. A Release the hinge socket from its retainers on the inside of the dust compartment lid. A On the outside of the dust compartment lid, press down forcefully on the silver dust channel ring to release the dust channel assembly from the dust compartment lid.

18 030-4 DTD no Bag Change Indicator Removal A Dust Channel Assembly Removal, A Pull up on the silver dust channel ring to separate it from the dust channel (the locking latch for the accessory compartment lid may also come off). A Release the hose end of the indicator (without the orange tab) from its retainer on the dust channel; pull up to remove the indicator assembly, taking care not to lose the spring that is inside the hose. 4.5 Hinge Socket Wiring Harness Removal A Dust Channel Assembly Removal, A Pull up on the silver dust channel ring to separate it from the dust channel (the locking latch for the accessory compartment lid may also come off). A Release the wiring harness plug closest to the dust channel opening. A Push the orange tab on the bag change indicator to the right to release the wires underneath. A Release the rest of the hinge socket wiring from the dust channel, pulling up on retaining tabs as necessary. A Release the other plug from its housing at the other end of the dust channel assembly. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

19 DTD no Operating Unit

20 040-2 DTD no Function 2.1 Operating Units: S 83 to S S 83 Series Fig. 1: Operating Unit Overview for S 83 S 83 models with +/- foot switch and thermal protection function of the motor without indicator light. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

21 DTD no S 85 Series Fig. 2: Operating Unit Overview for S 85 S 85 models with +/- foot switch, automatic suction power control and side lighting (UniQ only). Thermal protection function of the motor with indicator light. Park switch and reset button for the dust compartment filter change indicator S 87 Series Fig. 3: Operating Unit Overview for S 87

22 040-4 DTD no S 87 series with automatic suction power control but without +/- foot switch. Thermal protection function of the motor with indicator light. Park switch and reset button for the dust compartment-change filter indicator. Handle with radio controls as well as manual "on" button, in case the battery for the radio control dies S 89 Series Fig. 4: Operating Unit Overview for S 89 S 89 series with automatic suction power control but without +/- foot switch. Controls (on/off, power level, etc.) via cable in handle. Thermal protection function of the motors with indicator light. Park switch and reset button for the dust compartment-change filter indicator. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

23 DTD no Automatic Suction Power Control Fig. 5: Suction Power Control Components Fig. 6: Low-Pressure Channel Connection (1) in Casing Top The built-in suction power control consists of a pressure sensor on the electronic (040 Fig. 5, Pos. 2) that detects low pressure in the bag compartment via a hose (040 Fig. 5, Pos. 1). The low pressure is measured and compared to a fied value programmed into the electronic. If these values do not match, the motor speed will be automatically corrected. When the vacuum cleaner is switched on for the first time, it will switch on at the "Auto" power setting. With subsequent uses, the vacuum cleaner will switch on at the last-used power setting.

24 040-6 DTD no Fault Repair 3.1 Motor Does Not React in the "Automatic" Setting or Always Runs at High Speed Cause Low-pressure channel to the bag compartment is clogged. Remedy Fig. 7 A Check the low-pressure channel in the dust compartment lid (040 Fig. 7, Pos. 1) for clogs. Cause The hose between the pressure sensor and the dust compartment is kinked or damaged. Remedy A Cover Frame Removal, A Check the hose for damages, kinks or clogs; see 040 Fig. 5. A If necessary, replace the hose. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

25 DTD no Note If the nozzle was run over smooth flooring (e.g., parquet or tile) while in the Automatic setting, the motor will run at its highest speed due to the air coming in at the sides of the nozzle. Cause Pressure sensor on the electronic board is defective. Remedy A Pull off the hose between the control panel and the dust compartment lid (040 Fig. 5, Pos. B). A Switch the motor on in the "Automatic" setting. A Generate a low-pressure condition at the disconnected end of the hose (e.g., quickly suck an object in). A If the motor speed does not drop, then the pressure sensor is defective. A Replace the electronic.

26 040-8 DTD no Service 4.1 Operating Unit Removal A Dust Channel Assembly Removal, A Take out the ehaust filter frame (and filter). A Cover Frame Removal, Warning! To avoid damaging the lacquered surface, do not lever out the foot switch with sharp tools (screwdriver, etc.). A Carefully lever out the two foot switches with a lid opener (mat. no ) (040 Fig. 8). Fig. 8: Foot Switch Removal A Remove the three T20 screws (040 Fig. 9, Pos. 1). A Take out the parking slot trim (it will come out on its own). A Release the two front clips and one side clip with a small flathead screwdriver (040 Fig. 9, Pos. 2), and remove the operating unit. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

27 DTD no Fig. 9: Operating Unit Removal A Reinstall by following these instructions in reverse order. Note If the operating unit cannot be easily reinstalled, check that the motor and the cord reel are correctly seated in the base. When removing the operating unit, the plugs between the operating unit and the motor will also be disconnected. These plugs must be lined up eactly when reinserting the operating unit so that they can be snapped into place. 4.2 Electronic Board Removal A Operating Unit Removal, A Turn the operating unit over; release the electronic board from its locking tabs on the operating-unit casing. A Disconnect the two Mole plugs from the electronic board.

28 DTD no On/Off Switch Removal A Operating Unit Removal, A Turn the operating unit over; release the on/off switch from its retainers on the operating-unit casing. A Disconnect the two wires from the on/off switch. 4.4 Powerbrush Outlet Wiring Harness Removal A Operating Unit Removal, A Turn the operating unit over; disconnect the Mole end of the wiring harness from the electronic. A Release the wiring harness from its retainers on the operating-unit casing. A Release the socket end of the wiring harness from its housing on the operating-unit casing. 4.5 Park Switch Replacement (Model-Dependent) Fig. 10: Park Switch A Operating Unit Removal, A Disconnect and remove the Park switch (040 Fig. 10, Pos. 1). This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

29 DTD no Motor, Cord Reel

30 050-2 DTD no Function 2.1 Thermal Protection Function Fig. 1: Thermal Limiter F2 (Taken from Wiring Diagram) Temperature limiter F2 (050 Fig. 1) is integrated into the motor winding and will interrupt power if the motor should overheat. For some models this will also be indicated via an indicator light on the operating unit. The temperature limiter will reset itself after the motor cools down (appro. 30 minutes). This component is part of the motor assembly and cannot be replaced individually. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

31 DTD no Fault Repair 3.1 Suction Power Too Low Cause Floor nozzle or suction hose is clogged. Remedy A Clean the floor nozzle and/or suction hose. Cause Dustbag is full. Remedy A Change the dustbag. Note The dustbag must be changed when the window in the bag change indicator is completely red or the corresponding LED (model-dependent) lights up. Cause Pre-motor filter clogged. Remedy A Pre-motor filter echange. Note The pre-motor filter must always be changed when a new packet of Miele dustbags is opened. Each package of Miele dustbags contains a pre-motor filter. Cause Ehaust filter clogged. Remedy A Change the ehaust filter.

32 050-4 DTD no Note 1. Super AirClean This ehaust filter must always be changed when a new packet of Miele dustbags is opened. Each package of Miele dustbags includes a Super Air Clean ehaust filter. 2. Active AirClean Active HEPA This ehaust filter must be changed once a year. The date of replacement can be written directly on the filter. 3.2 Motor Does Not Run Cause Park switch jams after pulling out the suction hose. Remedy A Check the Park switch function. A If necessary, replace the Park switch; see Park Switch Replacement (Model- Dependent), Cause Motor winding defective. Remedy A Operating Unit Removal, A Check motor winding continuity. A If no continuity, see Motor Replacement, Note When removing the operating unit, the plugs between the operating unit and the motor will also be disconnected. These plugs must be lined up eactly when reinserting the operating unit so that they can be snapped into place. Cause The motor winding is too hot and the thermal protection function has tripped. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

33 DTD no Remedy A Disconnect power to the vacuum cleaner (pull the plug) and let the motor cool off for approimately 20 to 30 minutes. A To speed up the cooldown process, open the lid to the dust compartment and take out the dust compartment filter. A Check the suction hose for clogs. A Check that the motor turns freely when rotated by hand. A Replace any etremely dirty dustbags or ehaust and pre-motor filters. A Check the function of the vent; the spring must be able to move freely. A Do not switch the motor on again; see Motor Replacement, Cause Carbon brushes are used up. Remedy A Replace the motor; see Motor Replacement, Note The motor's built-in thermal limiter (F2) and carbon brushes are part of the motor assembly and can not be echanged separately.

34 050-6 DTD no Service 4.1 Motor/Cord Reel Cover Removal A Cover Frame Removal, A Operating Unit Removal, A Remove the T20 screw at the front of the motor cover (050 Fig. 2, Pos. 1). A Remove the motor cover as one piece. Fig Motor Replacement A Motor/Cord Reel Cover Removal, A Disconnect the Mole plug from the motor. A Lift the motor straight out of the base. A Remove the white plastic motor bracket from the motor casing, along with the two rubber cushions. A Use a flathead screwdriver to release the three clips holding the two casing halves together. A Separate the casing halves and take out the motor. A Reinstall by following these instructions in reverse order. Note When reassembling, make sure that the motor wiring and the plug connection to the operating unit are correctly installed in their guides. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

35 DTD no Cord Reel Replacement Note The cord reel and cord form one assembly and can only be replaced together. A Cover Frame Removal, A Operating Unit Removal, A Release the right and left sides of the cord reel and lever the cord reel out, using a flathead screwdriver as necessary. A Reinstall by following these instructions in reverse order. Note When re-installing the cord reel, make sure that the seal on the motor/cord reel wiring harness is installed correctly in its groove on the motor seal before pressing the cord reel assembly into place. 4.4 Pre-Motor Filter Frame Removal A Take out the cord reel, referring to Cord Reel Replacement, as necessary. A Remove the parking slot screw (T20) on the motor side and take out the parking slot. A Open the pre-motor filter frame. A Press in on the blue pins (one was obscured by the cord reel and the other by the parking slot) using a suitable tool.

36 DTD no Suction Hose, Handle (S 83)

37 060-2 DTD no Fault Repair 3.1 LEDs in LED Handle Do Not Light Cause The 3 batteries in the handle are dead. Remedy A Replace the batteries; see LED Handle Battery Replacement (Model- Dependent), This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

38 DTD no Service 4.1 Telescopic Suction Hose Locking Piece Replacement Fig. 1: Telescopic Hose Locking Piece A Release the old locking piece with a small flathead screwdriver. A Remove the cap (060 Fig. 1, Pos. A). The pushbutton and spring underneath will be released as well. A The insert (060 Fig. 1, Pos. B) will also come out when the locking piece is removed. A When installing, first insert the pushbutton. A Press and hold the pushbutton while sliding the insert into the suction hose. 4.2 Pushbutton Replacement Fig. 2: Pushbutton A Pry off the old pushbutton with a small flathead screwdriver. A Place the bar (060 Fig. 2, Pos. 4) in its holder. A Place the spring (060 Fig. 2, Pos. 1) in its holder. A Place the pushbutton (060 Fig. 2, Pos. 2) on the bar.

39 060-4 DTD no A Push the housing (060 Fig. 2, Pos. 3) into position. A Check for correct function. 4.3 LED Handle Battery Replacement (Model-Dependent) Fig. 3: Battery in LED Handle Note Three 1.5V AAA batteries required. A Remove the retaining screw (060 Fig. 3, Pos. 1) from the handle (060 Fig. 3, Pos. 3). A Press the two locking tabs on the sides of the battery cover and remove the cover (060 Fig. 3, Pos. 1). A Remove the battery holder (060 Fig. 3, Pos. 2). A Take the 3 old batteries out of the battery holder and insert the 3 new batteries. Observe polarity. A Re-install the battery holder. There is an arrow imprinted in the battery compartment and on the battery holder that indicates which direction the batteries must be facing. A Screw the cover back in place. This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

40 DTD no Radio-Controlled Suction Hose (S 87)

41 061-2 DTD no Fault Repair 3.1 Radio-Controlled Handle Not Functioning Cause Battery is dead. Remedy A Replace the battery; see Battery in Radio-Controlled Handle Replacement (Model-Dependent), This information should not be duplicated or passed on without Miele approval. All rights reserved , US_am

42 DTD no Service 4.1 Battery in Radio-Controlled Handle Replacement (Model- Dependent) Fig. 1: Battery in Radio-Controlled Handle Note The battery (3V button-cell CR 2032) should be replaced every 18 months. A With a screwdriver, carefully release the cover of the battery compartment (061 Fig. 1, Pos. 1) on the handle (061 Fig. 1, Pos. 3). A Press out the old battery (061 Fig. 1, Pos. 2) and install a new one. Observe polarity.