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DIY - How to Refill Miele Powerdisks.

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I have tried multiple methods and this is the easiest and lowest cost (it just uses some tape each refill) that I have found so far.
I have found that T-Rex brand tape works well and I am sure others will work just as well, but some may fail since all tape is not made the same.
I have been using Cascade Commercial powder detergent with good results.
How to refill Miele PowerDisks:
1) Drill hole in the side (shown in video) of an empty PowerDisk.
2) Insert funnel.
3) Pour your choice of powder dish detergent(s) until around 3/4 full.
4) Cover hole well with strong tape.
5) Enjoy a full powerdisk!
Please let me know if you find any better ways or detergents!

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@s-clan5266 Месяц назад

And another successful refill, this time using Aldi (Australia) Logix dishwasher powder - that's 8 cents (AUD) per wash 🙂

@MyNigellus 9 месяцев назад

Dude this is actually a lit idea!

@s-clan5266 2 месяца назад

I've still got 6 brand new ones but have already bought everything I need to refil my own. lol

@HASTE347 2 месяца назад

Yeah, hang on to those. I got 6 "free" when I bought my washer and still have 4 of them. They were asking $20 a pop at my local store, I am glad I figured out how to refill for pennies!

@kallegrabowski8972 3 месяца назад

Stupid Question: why have you drilled the Hole from the Side and not in the bottom of the Disk? A Colleague in Switzerland made it so. The problem with this Method is the Storage if you refill a few Disks at once. You need to close the other Hole carefully with Aluminum-Tape to protect the Powder from Humidity.

@HASTE347 3 месяца назад

I chose to drill the side and not the back to aid in filling. The back would work as well, depending on the fill method. I would recommend not using aluminum tape as my experience is that it doesn't adhere or have enough flexibility to provide a good enough seal, especially when exposed to the heat in a dishwasher. I have been using T-rex tape (duct tape on steroids) without any issues with sealing or coming off. Also, keep in mind, that the factory hole is always open and exposed to the environment inside the power disk chamber.

@waltwalt 2 года назад

To save $45/cartridge I think this is a great idea. I can't beliege nobody sells a drop in replacement with an easy to open refill door.

@HASTE347 2 года назад

There will be at some point I am sure. These are relatively new to the market (released around mid 2020 I believe) and very niche, so it's high-hanging fruit at the moment. There is enough clearance to add a solid cover to an existing disk. Alternatively, the disks could be 3D scanned/printed fairly easily with the correct equipment. If I ever get around to acquiring said equipment this will definitely be on my things to do!

@drewmarshall7211 Год назад

You know if it stuffs up and you have to have a service, you could've voided your warranty!

@kiwiinaustria Год назад

@@drewmarshall7211 what could stuff up it's still an original power disk holder

@StijnNLDutch Год назад

@@drewmarshall7211 before the technician comes buy a new one and say that it stuffed up 🤭

@beaconofwierd1883 10 месяцев назад

Just get a 3D printer ;D

@simonk.3604 Месяц назад

Thank you for the video! My tape wasn’t strong enough and now the error F600 is coming up due to clogging of the auto dos. Do you by any chance have experience this? I tried vacuum the opening but the error came back…

@HASTE347 Месяц назад

You can try pouring some warm water down the channel (slowly) and it should clear any powder that is clogged. There is a little door at the bottom of the channel that opens/closes as needed and this getting hung up can cause the error.

@andrepoon 2 года назад

Have you experienced any issues doing this? What brand dishwasher powder are you using?

@HASTE347 8 месяцев назад

None at all. I have been using Cascade Commercial (orange box) detergent.

@mirek79 7 месяцев назад

@@HASTE347 where are you getting it from -looks like they discontinued the fryer boil out product

@HASTE347 7 месяцев назад

@@mirek79 This seems to be the closest I could find at Amazon... www.amazon.com/Cascade-Platinum-Rinse-Packaging-Vary/dp/B07NS85T5J

@Tankengine2 2 года назад

Does the refill power need to contain rinse-aid like miele says its powder contains? Or will the dishwasher simply use the liquid rinse aid in the manual reservoir ?

@mcbrite Год назад

I think you may be confusing Klarspüler with Rieselhilfe...

@HASTE347 8 месяцев назад

My model has a rinse aid container that is separate from the powder. I have not experienced any issues with cleaning or leaving water spots on my dishes and the water is fairly hard in this city.

@Reaper-kf4yb 6 месяцев назад

the original powerdisk although use rinse-aid we need to refill it eventhough we use at the moment the 6 powerdisk for free pack.. and special powders hafe rinseaid too its just marketing i guess

@kallegrabowski8972 3 месяца назад

@@mcbriteRieselhilfe = Trickle Aid. Klarspüler=Rinse Aid 😁

@doghow77916 4 месяца назад

respect🤛

@Reaper-kf4yb Месяц назад

refilled washing is not as good as with the originals.. and i used good tested powder it simply is too less to clean deeper stains

@HASTE347 Месяц назад

Perhaps try some of the Cascade Professional powder; that is what I have been using and have had good results when compared to the Miele powder.

@s-clan5266 11 дней назад

Experiment a bit, try a different powder - try a cheap powder the next time. My results with 'cheap' powder here in Australia (Aldi Logix powder) is just as good (if not better - read: cheaper) than the Miele powder it replaced. Miele powder isn't the be all and end all of dishwasher powder, if it was it would be sold in every Supermarket as well not just on the Miele online store.

@Reaper-kf4yb 11 дней назад

@@s-clan5266 i assume the power i used is to big grained and it falls not good out the powder you use must hafe smaller grains true that