Miele Cooktop

Miele KM3484G

Model # KM3484G

A 42″ cooktop like the KM3484G carries a great deal of cast iron, and grates this heavy are hard on their own feet. Once the rubber or plastic feet wear the grates rock slightly, which is both irritating and a genuine stability concern with a full stock pot. They are replaceable, and it is the kind of small item worth dealing with during any other service visit.

Key Features

  • 42" sealed-burner gas cooktop
  • Multiple output burners including a dual-stacked power burner
  • Flame-failure protection on all burners
  • Heavy continuous grates

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Grate feet wearing and letting the grates rock

02

Spill residue reaching the ignition switches

03

Burner port blockage from boil-overs

Error Codes Common to This Model

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Have the model number to hand when you book, so the technician arrives knowing which parts this model uses and where it usually fails.

FAQ

Miele KM3484G FAQ

It is worth correcting. Worn grate feet make a heavy pan less stable than it should be, and the feet are inexpensive replaceable parts.

Let them cool completely first, then follow the guidance in your manual. Dropping a hot grate into water can crack it.

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