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Re: I have looked all the site for MIELE parts, but non...
You can only purchase Miele parts from Miele and no one else other than authorized Miele service agents and it is the same price. you would also have to call them as parts are not on line
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If the power is reaching the cooktop, can you see any power lights/leds lit on it? If there arent any their may be a fuse inside the cooktop that has blown, perhaps because of a fault. Unplug it turn the unit over and remove any covers on the electronics, use a bright light and have a good look for blackened (charcoal) marks on wiring or circuit boards. If there are any it, it has suffered a failure and the item that has failed may be the blackened part or any other, so the only way to be sure of fixing it is to replace all the electronics, hence it will be cheaper to buy a new cooker top.
Have you tried to just move the knob away from the 'Start" position. this sounds like the ignitor is still engaged. Aside from that, I'm not sure of a solution.
I'm sorry that I don't have a solution for you, but my Miele gas stove does the same thing. I had a repairman come out while it was under warrantee and they fixed it, but it was only temporary. It's doing it again, but, of course, it's no longer under warantee and will be very expensive to have Miele come out again. I've found that it's the right front burner that causes the clicking, so I've just stopped using it.
Does the burner attempt to re-ignite after it goes out? If so, it's probably the therocouple. If not, it could be the burner valve. Be sure the caps and rings are correctly seated on the burners and be sure to firmly press the burner knob down to start the flame.
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