KM 6000 cooktops moved to direct selection, where each power level has its own touch point rather than being reached by stepping through a slider. On the KM6002 that means a single dead touch point leaves one power level unavailable while everything else works normally – an oddly specific sign that owners often do not think worth reporting, but which identifies the problem precisely.
Key Features
- Induction cooktop with direct selection controls
- Booster on selected zones
- Residual heat indicators
- Child lock and safety switch-off
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Direct selection keys becoming unresponsive
02
Cooling fan noise as bearings age
03
Zone module failure