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raging bull · 08-03-2019, 07:04

I would still check the electrical supply requirement plate on the cooker!
Just to add to the above:
I took delivery of a replacement cooker 12months ago, supplier wanted 75pounds to test/connect my new oven.
Took delivery only, I decided to replace the short cable connecting the oven to the joint box positioned directly behind.
6mm 3core PVC cable used which cost @6pounds from my local DIY store, 1hr later oven up to temp with a joint in the oven!

08-03-2019, 07:04	#11
raging bull cf.geek Join Date: Mar 2004 Services: Tivo V6 - L TV/XL Phone /200Mb BB Posts: 896	Re: Connecting a cooker I would still check the electrical supply requirement plate on the cooker! Just to add to the above: I took delivery of a replacement cooker 12months ago, supplier wanted 75pounds to test/connect my new oven. Took delivery only, I decided to replace the short cable connecting the oven to the joint box positioned directly behind. 6mm 3core PVC cable used which cost @6pounds from my local DIY store, 1hr later oven up to temp with a joint in the oven! Last edited by raging bull; 08-03-2019 at 07:32.