Miele KM 452 manual Safety cut-out feature, Power setting Maximum Operating hours

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Safety features

Safety cut-out feature

The cooktop has a safety cut-out feature in case it is not turned off after use.

If one of the burners is heated for an unusually long period of time (see table), and the power settings are not adjusted, the cooktop will turn itself off automatically and the residual heat indicator will light up.

^If you wish to use the burners once again, turn the cooktop back on again in the usual way.

Power setting	Maximum
	operating hours
1	10

2	5

3	5

4	4

5	4

6	4

7	3

8	3
9	2

10	2

11	2

12	1

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Contents Operating Instructions Ceramic Cooktop Contents Installation Important Safety InstructionsUse Protection from damage Injury prevention Important Safety Instructions Further safety notes Appliance safetyBurner Diameter in inches cm Rating in watts Guide to the cooktopTouch controls L k j= Ready for use Burner touch controls Burner displays Timer= Power setting = FaultHeat the cooktop Before using for the first timeClean the cooktop Manual reset of the touch controls Automatic reset of the touch controlsTurn on with + to Using the cooktopTurning on the cooktop Turning on a burnerHeat-up time Cooking setting Minutes How to activate auto heatAuto heat Proceed as follows Cooking without auto heatTo turn off auto heat before the heat-up time has finished Settings Cooktop settingsTurning on the extended burner Turning on a variable burnerTurning off the cooktop Residual heat indicatorTurning off a burner Pots and pans Selecting cookwareCooking surface Selecting cookware To deactivate the safety lock Safety featuresSafety lock To activate the safety lockPower setting Maximum Operating hours Safety cut-out featureTo reset the touch controls Safety cut-out if the touch controls are coveredOverheating protection To set the timer TimerTo set the timer to turn off a burner Cooktop care Frequently asked questions Cooktop Settings Technical Service Alterations rights reserved