Description

Original non-return valve for Miele dishwasher Miele 5750095

The genuine Miele 5750095 non-return valve is an internal part of the dishwasher that prevents drain water from flowing back into the wash chamber. The valve is located at the base of the filter, contains an internal steel ball that allows flow in one direction only, and replaces part numbers 5750090, 5750091, 5750092, 5750093 and 5750094. 100% genuine part – part number 5750095.

Is the drain light flashing? Water standing in the bottom of your dishwasher? A faulty check valve is one of the most common causes of drain problems in Miele dishwashers. The internal ball is designed to move freely – when it becomes clogged with food debris or worn out, the drain cycle fails. Click the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page before ordering.

What are the signs that the valve needs replacement?

The valve consists of two plastic parts and an internal steel ball. When the ball doesn’t move freely—whether because of accumulated food debris, a shard of glass that got inside, or a worn rubber seal—the drain is compromised. The three common signs: a flashing drain light, standing water in the bottom of the dishwasher after a wash, and an unusual rattling noise during drain.

✅ Original Miele valve – approved steel ball and rubber seals ✅ Fits exactly into the filter base without adjustments ✅ Replaces 5 older part numbers (5750090 to 5750094) ✅ Maintains Miele warranty conditions

From the experience of our technicians, before replacing the valve, it is worth trying to clean it – sometimes cleaning is enough. If after cleaning the drainage is still not correct, replacement is necessary.

🔍 Where to find the model sticker? On Miele dishwashers, the model sticker is usually located on the inside door edge, or on the left side of the washing compartment.

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models

The part is suitable for the following Miele dishwasher series:

• G1xxx – G1000 series and above
• G2xxx – G2000 series and above
• G4xxx – G4000 series and above
• G5xxx – G5000 series and above
• G6xxx – G6000 series and above

⚠️ To verify exact compatibility – use the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page, or contact our team with the full model number.

🔧 Replacing the non-return valve – for the technician's information

⚠️ Replacement requires a certified technician only. An incorrectly assembled valve may cause drainage failure, flooding of the washing chamber, and voiding the manufacturer's warranty.

The order of operations for the technician:

1. Disconnecting the dishwasher from the power supply and closing the water tap
2. Removing the lower basket
3. Clearing standing water at the bottom of the washing compartment
4. Removing the Lower Spray Arm and Filter Assembly
5. Pressing the valve locking tab and pulling upwards
6. Insert the new valve 5750095 until it clicks into place.
7. Assemble the filter, spray arm, and basket in reverse order.
8. Running a test cycle to check for proper drainage

💡 Tip from the experts

Before replacing the valve – try cleaning it. Press the locking tab, remove the valve, and rinse it under running water while checking that the inner ball moves freely. In our experience, in about 40% of cases where the drain light is flashing, cleaning the valve alone solves the problem without the need for replacement. If the ball does not move freely after cleaning, or if the rubber seal appears worn – replacement is necessary.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a faulty check valve and a faulty drain pump?

A faulty check valve usually causes partial or inconsistent draining – the dishwasher sometimes drains and sometimes doesn’t. A faulty drain pump usually causes complete non-draining with a different noise. A technician will be able to diagnose the exact cause before replacing.

Why do you need to replace and not just clean?

Cleaning is sufficient when the problem is a blockage of food waste. When the rubber seal is worn, the plastic is cracked, or the steel ball is worn – cleaning will not help and replacement is necessary. A technician will perform an inspection and decide accordingly.

Is this the same part called in Hebrew a “one-way valve”?

Yes, exactly. A non-return valve, a one-way valve, and a non-return valve are different names for the same component – ​​a valve that allows water to flow in only one direction and prevents backflow.