F13
Miele
Air Filter / Air Quality Monitoring Fault
Display shows F13 and the active charcoal filter or air circulation warning icon may appear; air quality inside the cabinet is compromised.
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Possible Causes
Expired active charcoal filter, Blocked air circulation duct, Faulty air quality or humidity sensor, Incorrect filter installation
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Disconnect power before removing internal covers if accessing sensors or fans.
F13 is often related to the air filtration or air quality system in Miele wine coolers.
- 1. Replace the active charcoal filter:
- Locate the air filter housing inside the cabinet (often near the fan or rear wall).
- Remove the old filter and install a new genuine Miele active charcoal filter, ensuring correct orientation.
- 2. Check air ducts:
- Inspect the air intake and exhaust openings for blockage by bottles, packaging, or dust.
- Rearrange bottles to keep vents clear.
- 3. Reset filter indicator:
- Follow the user manual procedure to reset the filter change indicator (usually a button combination on the control panel).
- 4. Inspect air quality/humidity sensor (if equipped):
- Locate the sensor near the air circulation path.
- Check for contamination or moisture and gently clean with a dry cloth.
- 5. If F13 persists: The sensor or control board input may be faulty. Replacement of the sensor or board should be carried out by a technician.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Active Charcoal Filter
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