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I have the immediate predecessor (2005) to the "LaPerla", the G898SCI "Premiere Plus". Back in 2006, it retailed for $2,395, but I purchased a end-of-model-year floor model for $1,295. It's been nothing but wonderful. It's needed one repair which was handled under warranty. It does seem to clean better with Miele tablets, than some powders. The gel detergents make the unit create foam excessively it seems, so I avoid those.
I fully expect to get 20 years out of this unit!
 
Showroom ...

LOL ... yeah we have quite the showroom in Beverly Hills, with Saturday cooking school and sampling ... and quite crusy!

Home service is certainly avail --- but my point is that all Miele machines are self diagnostic ... all of those new LaPrelas can have optional WiFi automatic connection with New Jersy mothership that see service issues before they happen... new Miele refrigs can tell NY if the ice maker has a leak or power failure and Miele will call you on your cell phone ... !!!!

BUT ... hey I couldn't be happier with my machine ... All machines have same motor, wash arms and nearly all American machines have water softeners ... A VERY GOOD THING since softeners are being outlawed in CA due to the extreme environmental damage they do to the water tables ....
 
the top cutlery rack

just seems a little fussy to me. laying out all the knives and forks just so. I always thought the first step in loading one of these is to insert your butt plug nice and tight.
 
SC = 3rd rack , no SC = no 3rd rack

models badged "G XXXX SC" have the cutlery rack, those whitout "SC" haven't. Usually BOL and MOL models come in both versions

despite i'm sure it washes better, the idea of loading forks knives and spoons one by one is hard to accept ...

anyway the 3rd rack can be removed in case of need of extra height in the upper rack ( this works for big dinner plates in both racks)
 
I've got a G2220 which is a Tall tub Model now about 4 years old.

It is a stellar performer, the sensor cycle on light loads gets everything clean in about 90mins (30mins of which is drying) or 120mins for a heavy load (30mins of which is drying)

I find it easy to load, it holds plenty, and I only remove bones, pits etc from plates, vegetable left overs like onion, lettuce, carrot etc just stay on the plate when it goes in. I check the filter each month and occaisionally might remove a stray bean or piece of spaghetti.

I wouldnt get a non tall tub miele with the cuttlery rack as loading space would be compromised, as it is more of my wine glasses just clear the bottom of the cuttlery rack when loading.

Second, whilst the machines are very well made, you may or may not need service. Mine is one of the early 2000 series machines, and it had a bad habit initially of choking on Olive pits and the cartlidge on the end of chicken bones. after 3 $130 service calls, MieleRod advised that there was a set of teeth that can be added to the filter. A $5 part and its never been clogged again. I had the drying fan fail at 3 years old, and Miele replaced it free out charge (1 year outside warranty) as there were known issues with this component. The Blower fan assembley is huge, so its no wonder the dishwasher dries like it does after the final 65deg Rinse.

I cant imagine going back to anything else. Other dishwashers I've used can clean as well, but are usually noisier or have painful racking. If you've got the money, go for it.

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My Baby...

G1225SC brought May this year :)

In my opinion it was worth every penny of the £500 (trade price!!) it cost me.

It has the turbo option that reduces the cycle times considerably without compromising performance by using more water /higher pressure(I never use it tho- it goes on time delay overnight to take advantage of cheap rate overnight electricity).

It also has a setting for combined tablets designed to optomise their performance- ive never used it as Im a believer in seperate products but it adds to the cycle times.

9/10 times I use the sensor cycle- normally runs approx 1hr 40 mins- as I said brfore time isnt an issue with my useage pattern lol!.

Seamus

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