Miele Cooktop

Miele KM320

Model # KM320

A KM320 is old enough that everything on it is mechanical, which makes it one of the more satisfying cooktops to service: there is no board, no code and no sensor, just gas, a valve and a spark. A burner that clicks without lighting almost always has a cracked electrode ceramic, and one that lights unevenly almost always has blocked ports. Both are visible on inspection.

Key Features

  • Built-in gas cooktop with sealed burners
  • Mechanical rotary valve controls
  • Cast iron pan supports
  • Piezo or electronic spark ignition depending on configuration

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Burner ports blocked with carbonised spillage, giving an uneven flame

02

Spark electrode ceramic cracked, so the burner clicks without lighting

03

Gas valve stems stiffening and losing their smooth action

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Miele KM320 FAQ

Usually not. A cracked spark electrode is the common cause and it is an inexpensive, well-defined part.

Blocked or fouled burner ports. Before cleaning anything, turn the gas off at the appliance valve and let the cooktop cool completely.

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