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Miele KM 6092, Operating And Installation Instructions

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Contents

2

Warnings and safety instructions

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Caring for the environment

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Overview

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Cooktop.................................................................................................................  14

KM 6092 ...........................................................................................................  14

Control symbols ....................................................................................................  15
Cooktop display symbols......................................................................................  15
Burner data............................................................................................................  16

Using for the first time

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Cleaning the cooktop for the first time..................................................................  17
Turning on the cooktop for the first time ...............................................................  17

Induction

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How it works..........................................................................................................  18
Noises....................................................................................................................  19
Cookware ..............................................................................................................  20

Energy saving tips 

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Power setting ranges

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Operation

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Cooking zone rotary controls ................................................................................  23
Switching on..........................................................................................................  23
Switching off..........................................................................................................  23
Residual heat indicator..........................................................................................  23
PowerFlex cooking zone .......................................................................................  24
Auto Heat-up .........................................................................................................  25
Booster ..................................................................................................................  26
Keeping food warm ...............................................................................................  28

Setting the keep warm function .......................................................................  28

Safety features

.....................................................................................................  29

System lock...........................................................................................................  29
Safety shut-off.......................................................................................................  29
Overheat protection...............................................................................................  30

Cleaning and care

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Problem solving guide 

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Optional accessories

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Summary of Contents for KM 6092

Page 1: ...uctions Ceramic cooktops with induction To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the appliance it is imperative that you read these instructions before installing the appliance and using it for the first time en CA M Nr 10 718 780 ...

Page 2: ...he first time 17 Induction 18 How it works 18 Noises 19 Cookware 20 Energy saving tips 21 Power setting ranges 22 Operation 23 Cooking zone rotary controls 23 Switching on 23 Switching off 23 Residual heat indicator 23 PowerFlex cooking zone 24 Auto Heat up 25 Booster 26 Keeping food warm 28 Setting the keep warm function 28 Safety features 29 System lock 29 Safety shut off 29 Overheat protection ...

Page 3: ...afety instructions for installation 37 Safety clearances 38 Instructions for installation 41 Installation dimensions 42 KM 6092 42 Installation 43 Electrical connection 44 After sales service data plate warranty 46 ...

Page 4: ...t accidents and damage to the cooktop please read these instructions carefully before using the cooktop for the first time They contain important notes on installation safety use and maintenance Miele cannot be held liable for damage occurring as a result of non compliance with these instructions Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future owners ...

Page 5: ...nly Any other use may be hazardous Persons who are unable to safely operate the cooktop due to limited physical sensory or mental abilities or because they lack experience or knowledge may only use the appliance if they are supervised while doing so These persons may only use the cooktop without supervision if they have been shown how to use it in a safe manner and if they are able to recognize an...

Page 6: ... in use and remains hot for some time after being switched off Keep children away from the cooktop until it has cooled down and is no longer a burn hazard Burn hazard Keep the spaces above and behind the cooktop clear of any items that could draw the attention of children Otherwise they can be tempted into climbing onto the appliance Risk of burning or scalding Turn all handles away from the front...

Page 7: ... doubt please have the building s electrical system checked by a qualified electrician To avoid damaging the cooktop make sure that the connection data voltage and frequency on the data plate correspond to the building s power supply before connecting the appliance When in doubt consult a qualified electrician The cooktop may only be combined with the ovens specified by Miele The manufacturer cann...

Page 8: ...uring installation maintenance and repair work the cooktop must be completely disconnected from the household electricity supply It is only completely isolated from the electricity supply when The main circuit breaker has been tripped or The plug fuses have been fully unscrewed where applicable Risk of electric shock If the ceramic surface of the cooktop is defective or chipped cracked or broken i...

Page 9: ...n ignite when heated Therefore do not store such items or substances in a drawer under the cooktop Any cutlery inserts must be heat resistant Never heat empty cookware Do not heat or can food in closed containers such as tins or sealed jars on the cooktop as pressure will build up in the container and cause it to explode If the cooktop is covered there is a risk that the material of the cover will...

Page 10: ...ts such as a salt shaker can cause damage to the ceramic cooktop in certain circumstances Do not drop anything on the ceramic surface Hot pans on the display can cause damage to the electronics underneath Do not place hot pans on the display or on the area around the display Do not allow solid or liquid sugar or pieces of plastic or aluminum foil to get on the cooktop when it is hot as they can da...

Page 11: ... note that an electromagnetic field is created in the area immediately surrounding the cooktop It is very unlikely to affect a pacemaker However if in any doubt consult the manufacturer of the pacemaker or your doctor Objects affected by electromagnetic fields for instance credit cards CDs and calculators should be kept away from the cooktop when it is on Do not use two pans on a cooking zone a ca...

Page 12: ... The steam could reach electrical components and cause a short circuit If the cooktop is built in over a self cleaning oven the cooktop should not be used while the self cleaning process is being carried out as this could trigger the overheating protection mechanism on the cooktop see relevant section ...

Page 13: ...Old electrical and electronic equipment often still contain valuable materials However they may also include harmful substances that were essential for proper functioning and safe use Improperly disposing of these items in your household waste can be harmful to your health and the environment Therefore please do not dispose of your old appliance in your regular household waste Instead use your loc...

Page 14: ... a Cooking zone with Booster b Cooking zone with Booster c PowerFlex cooking zone with TwinBooster d PowerFlex cooking zone with TwinBooster cd can be combined to form PowerFlex cooking zone e Display with cooking zone indicators ...

Page 15: ...hing on the Booster TwinBooster Incremental scale depending on model or Activating Auto heat up depending on model Cooktop display symbols Symbol Explanation Keep warm setting to Power level Auto Heat up Level 1 TwinBooster WaterBoost Booster Level 2 TwinBooster WaterBoost No or unsuitable cookware see Induction Residual heat The system lock has been activated Demonstration mode activated Demo mod...

Page 16: ...ter Level 1 TwinBooster Level 2 2100 3000 3650 15 23 normal TwinBooster Level 1 TwinBooster Level 2 2100 3000 3650 22 23 15x23 23x39 normal TwinBooster Level 1 TwinBooster Level 2 3400 4800 7300 Total 7300 Within the specified range pots with any base diameter can be used The specified power can vary depending on the size and the material of the pots and pans ...

Page 17: ... dry Turning on the cooktop for the first time Metal components are protected by a conditioning agent Smells and vapour may occur when the appliance is used for the first time The heating of the induction coils also causes odours in the first few hours of operation With each subsequent use the odour is reduced until it disappears entirely The smell and any vapors that may occur do not indicate a f...

Page 18: ...if the cooking zone has been switched on without a pan in place if the pan is unsuitable non magnetic base if the diameter of the base of the pan is too small or if the pan is taken off the cooking zone when it is switched on If a suitable pan is placed on the cooking zone within 3 minutes the will go out and you can continue as normal If no cookware or if unsuitable cookware is used the cooking z...

Page 19: ... sandwich bottoms may produce a crackling noise Whistling may occur if connected cooking zones see Booster are simultaneously in use and cookware with bottoms made of different materials e g in a sandwiched base are on them The electronics may produce a clicking sound especially at lower power settings You might hear a whirring sound when the cooling fan turns on It turns on to protect the electro...

Page 20: ...venness of the cooking results e g when making pancakes To make optimum use of the burners choose pans with diameters larger than the innermost markings but smaller than the outermost markings see Burner data If the diameter of the pan is smaller than the innermost marking the pan will not be recognized and will flash alternately with the power level set Pots and pans with rough bottoms can scratc...

Page 21: ... small pan A small pan on a small burner uses less energy than a large only partially filled pan on a large burner Cook with as little water as possible Once food has come to the boil or the pan is hot for frying reduce the heat to a lower power setting Use a pressure cooker to reduce the cooking time ...

Page 22: ...food to a boil e g casseroles Thickening custard and sauces e g hollandaise 6 7 Gently frying fish cutlets sausages fried eggs etc without overheating the fat 6 7 Frying pancakes potato fritters etc 7 Braising for stews 8 Boiling large quantities of water Bringing food to a boil 9 These settings should only be taken as a guide The power of the induction coils will vary depending on the size and ma...

Page 23: ...ng on Turn the cooking zone rotary control clockwise until the setting you want appears in the display Switching off Turn the rotary control anti clockwise to 0 The power setting will go out in the display Residual heat indicator When a cooking zone is hot the residual heat indicator will light up after deactivation The lines of the residual heat indicator go out one after another as the cooking z...

Page 24: ...trol for the rear cooking zone clockwise to will light up in the display for the rear cooking zone Turn the rotary control for the front cooking zone clockwise until the power level you require lights up in the cooking zone display If the front cooking zone already has a power level set when the cooking area is activated you need to turn the rotary control to 0 before you can set the power level f...

Page 25: ...el and hold until flashes once in the cooking zone display Now turn the rotary control clockwise until the continued cooking setting lights up in the cooking zone display The continued cooking setting selected will flash alternating with during the heat up time see chart When you change the continued cooking level you deactivate Auto Heat up Deactivating Select a different power level Continued co...

Page 26: ...ly be used on two cooking zones at the same time The cooking zone will automatically revert to power level 9 at the end of the Booster duration The cooking zones are connected in pairs in order to provide sufficient power for the Booster When the booster function is selected a proportion of energy is taken away from the linked cooking zone and the following happens within the pairs auto heat up is...

Page 27: ...sistance to B I and back to the point of resistance will appear in the cooking zone display TwinBooster level 2 activation Turn the rotary control clockwise gently past the point of resistance to B I and back to the point of resistance Turn the rotary control again gently past the point of resistance to B I and back to the point of resistance will appear in the cooking zone display Turning the Boo...

Page 28: ...over the pan with a lid It is not necessary to stir the food while it is being kept warm Nutrients are lost when food is cooked and continue to diminish when food is kept warm The longer the food is kept warm the greater the loss of nutrients Try to ensure that food is kept warm for as short a time as possible Setting the keep warm function Turn the rotary control clockwise to or depending on mode...

Page 29: ...cooking zones anti clockwise to the point of resistance at the same time and hold until appears Deactivating Turn the rotary controls for both front cooking zones anti clockwise to the point of resistance at the same time and hold until goes out Safety shut off Safety shut off with an overlong cooking time The safety shut off is triggered automatically if a cooking zone is heated for an unusually ...

Page 30: ...reduced one or more cooking zones will switch off automatically Turn the rotary controls for all the affected cooking zones to 0 The affected cooking zones can only be used again as usual once the induction coils or cooling elements have cooled down to a safe level Any of the following can trigger the overheat protection Heating empty cookware Fat or oil being heated on a high power level Insuffic...

Page 31: ...biSet to cool down before cleaning The cooktop should be cleaned after each use Dry the cooktop after using water to clean it This helps prevent lime deposits Unsuitable cleaning agents To avoid damaging the surfaces of the cooktop do not use any of the following when cleaning Dishwashing liquid Cleaners containing soda ammonia acids or chlorides Lime removers Stain or rust removers Abrasive clean...

Page 32: ...h Do not put the cleaner on a hot surface as this may cause spotting Please follow the manufacturer s instructions Remove any cleaner residue with a damp cloth and then dry the glass ceramic surface Residues can burn onto the appliance the next time it is used and cause damage to the ceramic surface Ensure that all cleaning agent residues are removed Spots from lime deposits water and aluminum dep...

Page 33: ...mum fuse rating see data plate There may be a technical fault Turn the burner knob to 0 Disconnect the appliance from the electric power supply for approx 1 minute by tripping the relevant circuit breaker or screwing the fuse out completely or tripping the ground fault circuit interrupter GFCI If after resetting replacing the fuse or the GFCI the appliance still will not turn on contact a qualifie...

Page 34: ...ed Turn the rotary control for the front left cooking zone anti clockwise and hold Turn the rotary control for the front right cooking zone twice briefly anti clockwise and then turn anti clockwise and hold until appears in the display A burner turns itself off automatically A burner might have been operated for too long You can use the burner again by turning it back on see Safety shut off The bo...

Page 35: ...ise or anti clockwise for longer than 30 seconds Turn the rotary control to 0 If the fault message does not go out there could be a technical fault Contact Miele Technical Service The rotary control is not at 0 a power level has been set for the cooking zone The cooking zone is not heating up appears in the display or flashes alternately with There was an interruption to the power supply during op...

Page 36: ...end of this booklet for contact details Cookware bakeware Miele offers a wide range of pans that are perfect for Miele cooktops Please refer to the Miele website for more details on individual products Pots in a range of sizes Saucepan with cover Non stick coated pan Wok Fry pan Cleaning and care products Ceramic and stainless steel cleaner 250 mL Removes heavy soiling lime scale and aluminum resi...

Page 37: ...r or laminate coatings of countertops must be treated with 100 C heat resistant adhesive which will not dissolve or become deformed Wall strips must also be heat resistant The cooktop is fitted with a cooling fan To guarantee sufficient ventilation of the cooling fan the worktop must be at least 29 mm thick Once the cooktop has been installed the electrical cord must not be subject to mechanical s...

Page 38: ...by the hood manufacturer If no specifications are available from the hood manufacturer or if flammable materials e g wall shelf are installed above the cooktop the clearance must be at least 760 mm If there is more than one appliance installed below the ventilation hood each with a different safety clearance the largest clearance must be used ...

Page 39: ...imum distance between the back of the countertop cut out and the rear edge of the countertop 50 mm Minimum distance on the right side between the countertop cut out and the closest adjacent piece of furniture e g tall cabinet or a room wall 50 mm Minimum distance on the left side between the countertop cut out and the closest adjacent piece of furniture e g tall cabinet or a room wall 50 mm Not pe...

Page 40: ...g must be 50 mm For coverings made of non flammable materials such as metal natural stone ceramic tiles the minimum safety distance between the countertop cut out and the wall covering is equal to 50 mm minus the thickness of the covering For example thickness of wall covering 15 mm 50 mm 15 mm minimum distance of 35 mm Flush mounted cooktops Cooktops with trim or bevelled edges a Masonry b Wall c...

Page 41: ...op ever needs to be removed for servicing The sealing strip under the top edge of the appliance provides an adequate seal with the countertop Tiled countertop The grouting and the shaded area under the cooktop frame must be smooth and flat so that the frame will sit evenly on the countertop and so that the sealing strip under the top edge of the appliance can provide an adequate seal with the coun...

Page 42: ...Installation dimensions 42 KM 6092 a Front b Installation height ...

Page 43: ...e smaller over time Installing the cooktop Feed the cooktop power cord down through the countertop cut out Centre the cooktop in the cut out Make sure that the seal under the cooktop sits flush with the counter on all sides This is important to ensure an effective seal If the seal does not sit flush with the countertop in the corners the corner radius R4 can be carefully cut to fit using a jigsaw ...

Page 44: ... Make sure that all electrical components are shielded and cannot be accessed by users after installation Connection The voltage rated load and fuse rating can be found on the oven data plate Please ensure that these match the building s electrical supply Ground fault circuit interrupter For added safety it is advisable to protect the appliance with a suitable ground fault circuit interrupter GFCI...

Page 45: ...e from the power supply do one of the following depending on installation Safety fuses Completely remove fuses Automatic circuit breakers Press the red button until the middle black button springs out Built in circuit breakers Circuit breakers type B or C switch the on off switch from 1 on to 0 off Residual current device RCD Switch the main switch from 1 on to 0 off or press the test button ...

Page 46: ...ele Service can be found at the back of this booklet When contacting Miele please have the model and serial number of your cooktop ready Data plate Affix the extra data plate supplied with the appliance in the box below Make sure that the model number matches the information on the back of these operating instructions Warranty For further information please refer to your warranty booklet ...

Page 47: ... Headquarters and Miele Centre 161 Four Valley Drive Vaughan ON L4K 4V8 www miele ca Customer Care Centre Phone 800 565 6435 customercare miele ca Miele Cie KG Carl Miele Straße 29 33332 Gütersloh Germany Manufacturer Canada ...

Page 48: ...M Nr 10 718 780 00 en CA KM 6092 ...

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