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    Swap Gas Hob for Ceramic Hob

    Hi, I am a newly qualified spark and I just want to confirm I am doing this small job correctly. The job is to swap my grandmas cooker and hob. At the minute she has a gas hob and electric cooker. There is a 10mm cable supplying a 45A switch with socket outlet backed by a 40A breaker. At the...
  2. F

    Hob Beko HIC64102 - is this manufacture fault ?

    Hello I have small problems as my new hob beko have probably missing connector. As I have 1,2,3 on left hand side, on right hand side I have 4 empty 5 As per manual i don't see logic here ? Any ideas why I get hob like this ? Thank you for help
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    oven/ hob diversity

    Hi. I am installing a new Hob and oven the hob is induction 7.2kw the double oven is 6.8kw and is to be hard wired At the moment there is a 6mm 32amp supply for the hob and a dedicated oven circuit on 2.5mm and 16 amp breaker I have worked the oven with diversity to be just under 16amps. I...
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    tripping induction hob

    Hi guys Interested in your thoughts here. I recently installed a new circuit to supply an induction hob and oven. The circuit is supplied via a 40 amp rcbo. The rcbo however is intermittently tripping, sometimes when it's not even in use and stone cold I.e no fan etc running. I know the...
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    cooker switch above new hob

    Evening chaps!! I'm after a bit of advice, I'm booked to do a job the weekend. The client has brought a new dual cooker/hob, the company who was to install it refused due to the cooker switch now being above the hob. I have not seen the job yet but apparently running a new 6mm to the correct...
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    Hob and oven on one cooker switch?

    Hey, Just seeing what peoples personal preference is really. If you were to install a 7.2kw Induction hob and a 4kw double oven, would you prefer to put them both on the same cooker switch with a dual outlet or 2 separate circuits. The worse case scenario is 47 amps total but less with...
    • Noob2013
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    • circuits cooker hob outlet oven switch
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    Ceramic Hob

    Hi, Are ceramic hobs prone to problems with RCD's when the hob is a few years old? I changed a board yesterday, despite a couple of minor problems, when the lady (nearly 90) went to put her dinner on, as soon as she turns any ring on it trips the RCD... I felt bad to be honest. I am going...
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    6 kw electrical hob with 2.5mm flex

    Got a ceramic electrical hob with 4 rings. All add up to 6kw. The only instructions for installation are "For UK only A Switched Fused Connection Unit to BS 1363 Part 4 is recommended. The fuse must be rated at 32 Amps" Is there something I'm missing but surely the hob should be...
    • Ltek Ltek
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    • 2.5mm electric electrical flex hob
    • Replies: 15
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    Hob and oven single supply cable

    Hi I know this has been done to death, but was looking for some definitive opinions. Eg 6mm t+e 4kw double oven 7kw hob 32a MCB or 40a MCB From searching the forum it appears acceptable to connect both appliances to a single supply bearing in mind diversity. It has been stated that 2.5...
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    12kw cooker and hob cooker switch question

    Hi All im running a 10mm to the kitchen tomorow for a cooker and hob both run on a total of 12kw at maximum capacity. My question is what is the best way to connect these as im pretty sure it will be near impossible to fit 2 10mm cables in the load terminal. Thanks all :)
    • danielc4514
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    • cables cooker electrician hob question switch these
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    Induction Hob and Double Oven Diversity

    Could someone just check my maths and thinking please. Induction Hob 7.2kw = 7200/230 = 31.3 A Double Oven 6.6kw = 6600/230 = 28.7A Total Load = 60A Apply diversity 10A + 30% of remaining load 60 - 10 = 50 x 30% = 15A Diversivified load = 10 + 15 = 25A So a 6mm T&E on a 32A MCB will be ok...
    • mpb
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    • diversity double hob induction induction hob oven
    • Replies: 15
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    Electric hob supply

    Hi all, hoping for a bit of guidance. Been asked to take out an old electric hob and replace with a new one. My problem is it is fed via a 32 amp bs3036 re-wirable fuse (wylex) to a 45amp cooker switch in 6mm cable...... Can i just connect the new hob into the the 45amp cooker switch or do i...
    • MATTMGM
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    • electric electrical hob supply
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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    Wiring & fuses required for new Neff hob & double oven ?

    Hi guys, A little bit of advice would be most appreciated: I have just purchased a Neff 4 ring ceramic electric hob with a total load rating of 6.6 KW & Neff double built in electric stainless steel oven (going into tall cabinet) both oven consumption of 0.79 KW each with a total load rating...
    • st1300
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    • cooker double fuse fuses hob mains neff new oven required wiring won't
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: DIY Electrical Advice
  14. M

    Cooker & Hob Noob Question

    Hi Guys I'm looking in the best way to Wire up a double oven + Hob + Hood. Can you tell me if i have the correct info on my picture Can i wire the hood direct using the 13A wire and add the cooker to the 45A ?? Im stuck thou with the hob

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