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Old 22-06-2004, 16:31   #11
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Re: Any electrician out there ?

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Then the risk is pretty minimal, the power is for the spark / clock. If you look, you may well find the 13A cable is permanently connected to the cooker, so the wiring is correct!
Okay, I'm confused now! 13 amp cable connected to the cooker. Where did that come from? Am I missing something?

If the 2.5mm2 cable is connected to the 6.0mm2 cable and protected by a 30 amp fuse or circuit breaker then either the wiring needs to change of the protection needs to be reduced to 16A. So the wiring is not really correct.
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