Monica Cameron
We ordered a Miele dishwasher two months ago, and what should have been a straightforward installation has turned into an incredibly frustrating experience.
The dishwasher arrived about a month ago, and we were contacted to schedule installation. Both my husband and I are self-employed, so taking time off work is difficult. When you’re given a three-hour window, it effectively means losing at least half a workday.
First installation:
The installers arrived but did not have a long enough drain hose. We were told someone should have come out beforehand to measure and prevent issues like this—but no one did. To make matters worse, they reinstalled our old dishwasher incorrectly, and my husband had to spend an hour fixing their mistake. They then took the new unit with them.
Second installation:
About a week later, after taking yet another half day off work, installers returned—but this time they couldn’t fit the dishwasher properly. They said a cut needed to be made to push it into place, but they didn’t have the correct tools. Once again, the dishwasher was taken away.
Third installation:
The dishwasher was finally installed. However, during testing, it did not work at all.
We are now dealing with a $2,200 appliance, three separate installation appointments, multiple lost workdays, and a unit that still doesn’t function. The installer said a repair technician would be sent, but we have received no response from our sales representative despite following up.
We have been patient throughout this process, but at this point, our frustration is more than justified. We are asking for immediate attention and a resolution to what has been an extremely poorly handled experience.
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We ordered a Miele dishwasher two months ago, and what should have been a straightforward installation has turned into an incredibly frustrating experience. The dishwasher arrived about a month ago, and we were contacted to schedule installation. Both my husband and I are self-employed, so taking time off work is difficult. When you’re given a three-hour window, it effectively means losing at least half a workday. First installation: The installers arrived but did not have a long enough drain hose. We were told someone should have come out beforehand to measure and prevent issues like this—but no one did. To make matters worse, they reinstalled our old dishwasher incorrectly, and my husband had to spend an hour fixing their mistake. They then took the new unit with them. Second installation: About a week later, after taking yet another half day off work, installers returned—but this time they couldn’t fit the dishwasher properly. They said a cut needed to be made to push it into place, but they didn’t have the correct tools. Once again, the dishwasher was taken away. Third installation: The dishwasher was finally installed. However, during testing, it did not work at all. We are now dealing with a $2,200 appliance, three separate installation appointments, multiple lost workdays, and a unit that still doesn’t function. The installer said a repair technician would be sent, but we have received no response from our sales representative despite following up. We have been patient throughout this process, but at this point, our frustration is more than justified. We are asking for immediate attention and a resolution to what has been an extremely poorly handled experience.