Miele's G 7000 Series is marketed around long-life engineering and premium cleaning/drying, and many buyers plan to keep it for a long time. Repair is typically favored for most failures when the machine is not extremely old, because parts quality and serviceability are central to the value proposition.
Common repair items include pumps, control electronics, and heating-related relays, plus door seals if leaks develop. Replacement tends to make sense only after major repeated electronic failures, severe leak damage, or when repair costs approach the threshold and the unit is already late in life.
Because water damage risk matters, address leaks promptly-cabinet and floor remediation can exceed appliance repair cost. The price reflects a current U.S.
retail starting point for the G 7000 family; specific models can be higher.