Got the dreaded "No Power Cell 2" message (yes, it says "2" as well, vice NO Power Cell". Had Pinch a Penny check my under warranty T-CELL-15 - said it passed. Looked at several forums and found this one. Checked my fuses, appear ok - not broken/blown. Wish that was the case however. Notice Amazon sells a PCB board for 350 or so. Before ordering and doing this myself, I noticed a link for navyvet about the circular "fuse" for lack on a better term, specifically the Digi key pn# 570-1062-ND. Will need to take my board off to see if I can find burn marks, then try my hand at soldering (or call a friend). Anyone successful with the soldering, then have issues later on? Don't want to spend money on a new Circuit Board if I can prevent it, but don't really want to repeat the soldering work constantly. Any feedback is appreciated. I'm a newbie at the forum, so if the question has been asked, shoot me the link. Also, anyone else have issues going to www.nopowercell.com? sees down for me. Thank you for your time in advance fellow forum members and DIY repair techs.

Can you post the url ? My guess is that either the url you used to connect to has changed, or somehow your IE browser startup page's url got changed somehow - to something that's not allowed. Like directory browsing instead of viewing a web page directly. Here's a pretty good page of things to try : How You Might See the 403 Error Also, if it works in Chrome, is it exactly the same url ? If not, can you copy and paste the url from Chrome into IE ? That would be a good test.

If you add cover panels, the message is still there. However, if you add the piece called "filler base" between the cabinets and the range on either side, the error message will go away. The "filler pieces and panels" options are in the cabinet menu, below countertops. The error message appears when there are no upper cabinets in the plan at all, so it is not related to uppers. The clerk should not dismiss this question, I would want a good clear answer on something that is defined as a safety feature.

The right side does not have a filter. It is the radiator to remove excess heat. we usually have to clean it about every 750-1000 hours. You will know when it is time because the dryer will say “clean plinth filter” but it will be clean. The cover on the right side is a little trickier to get off. There is a hidden clip on the left side of this door that you need to push with Small screwdriver Or knife. It will then pop off and you will see the small radiator. usually loaded with lint or dust. We vacuum it off using the dusting attachment on the vacuum. Then reinstall the door. If the door is dirty wash it off in the tub or a large sink and dry using a towel to get it looking new before reinstall. Miele should have made this cover easier to open/remove. It is not obvious until you do it once to know where the tabs are that need to be pushed to remove the cover. I would suggest not blowing it off. Vacuum would be a better choice.