Miele KM 7999 FR Operating And Installation Instructions page 62

Problem solving guide
Problem
The cooking area does
not heat up.
The heating-up time is
unusually long.
In comparable cooking
and frying processes
there are slight differ-
ences in cooking dura-
tions and browning.
The touch display indic-
ates and the hob
F6704
switches off automatic-
ally.
The touch display indic-
ates or
F6713 F6771
the hob switches off
automatically.
The touch display indic-
ates F6716 and the hob
switches off automatic-
ally.
The touch display indic-
ates and the hob
F6734
switches off automatic-
ally.
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Cause and remedy
The cooking area is still hot from a previous cooking
process. It will heat up once the cooking area has
cooled down sufficiently.
The pan is not positioned correctly.
 Reposition the pan (see "Operation", "Positioning
cookware".)
The base of the pan or the ceramic surface is dirty.
 Remove any soiling.
You added water, oil or food during the heating-up
phase.
 Do not add anything during the heating-up phase.
This is not a fault.
The pan base material and the positions of the pans
on the hob affect the power of the induction coils.
This in turn affects the cooking behaviour.
The vents used to cool the hob are blocked.
 Remove anything that may be blocking the vents.
 Touch
OK
Empty cookware has been heated.
and
 Touch
OK
 Wait until the residual heat indicator  goes out
(see "Operation – Residual heat indicator").
 Make sure that you have placed ingredients in the
cookware.
The touch display is covered, e.g. by finger contact,
food boiling over or an object.
 Clean off any soiling and/or remove the object (see
"Safety features – Safety switch-off").
 Touch
OK
The cookware is incorrectly positioned.
 Position the cookware correctly (see "Operation –
Positioning cookware").
 Touch
OK
.
.
.
.