Technical data

Miele
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Princeton, NJ 08540
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Inadvertently filling the sale reservoir with cleaning agent will damage the water softener.
Before filling, make sure that you are using reactivation salt.
12. Test the water hardness and activate softener if necessary
Note: If not using water softener, please set and save the water softener setting at 0.
Before using the machine for the first time the water softener should be programmed according to the hardness
of the incoming water. You can determine water hardness with a simple test kit or by contacting your local water
authority.
Note: the G 7881 is set at the factory for a water hardness level of 19 gr/gal (340 ppm). If your hardness level is
other than the factory default then the G 7881 must be reprogrammed to the proper setting. Reference the Water
Hardness Table below for the correct value.
Water Hardness Table
A. Filling the salt reservoir:
Only Miele approved reactivation salt should be used in the G 7881.
Do not use other types of salt, e.g. table salt, agricultural, or gritting salt. These could contain
components which are insoluble in water and could damage the water softener. If in doubt,
consult Miele's Professional Department.
The salt reservoir holds approx. 2.5 kg of salt.
Settings
0-20
gr/gal
1-20
ppm
CaCo
3
0
1 20
0
2 40
0
3 50
4
4 70
5
5 90
6
6 110
7
7 130
8
8 140
9
9 160
10
10 180
11
11 200
12
12 220
13
13 230
14
14 250
15
15 270
16
16 290
17
17 310
18
18 320
19
19 340
20
20 360
Settings
21-40
gr/gal
21-40
ppm
CaCo
3
21
21 380
22
22 400
23
23 410
24
24 430
25
25 450
26
26 470
27
27 490
28
28 500
29
29 520
30
30 540
31
31 560
32
32 580
33
33 590
34
34 610
35
35 630
36
36 650
37
37 670
38
38 680
39
39 700
40
40 720
ne
neodishe
gr/gal
41-60
ppm
CaCo
3
41
41 740
42
42 760
43
43 770
44
44 790
45
45 810
46
46 830
47
47 850
48
48 860
49
49 880
50
50 900
51
51 920
52
52 940
53
53 950
54
54 970
55
55 990
56
56 1010
57
57 1030
58
58 1040
59
59 1060
60
60 1080