The KM6113 is one of the more common Miele induction cooktops in American kitchens of the mid-2010s, and its most frequent avoidable problem is what sits underneath it. A deep drawer installed without the specified clearance restricts the airflow the electronics need, and the cooktop responds by limiting power or shutting zones down under sustained use. Nothing has failed; the installation is simply too tight.
Key Features
- 30" induction cooktop with four zones
- Direct selection touch controls
- PowerFlex zone pairing on some configurations
- Automatic pan recognition
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
PowerFlex pairing problems
02
Underside ventilation restricted by a drawer beneath
03
Touch control problems from spills