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well if he puts on a plug it will be 13a and on the cookers 32mcb i should have said fused spur again 13 a and on the cookers 32mcb
Fitting new oven and hob
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If it were feeding a single socket or FCU, the cable would be protected by the downstream fuse (13A max) in the plug or FCU, no matter what the OPD at the origin of the circuit.
Kind Regards, John
Ok just checking done this right I've taken the wires from fusebox to cooker switch then cooker switch to cooker connection plate also fitted hob into connection plate then will take feed from connection plate to single socket for oven so three sets of wires in connection plate is that right
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I should have took puctures i just done mine lasy night to fit new oven and hob..... Anyway now you have this connected (i would have taken the connection from the back of the outlet) but yeh you can just put a 3 core 1.5mm t&e/flex into your new socket outlet and plug in the oven
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Get a electrician round to sort it mate. Don't play around with it . It's not worth it . Only take a sparky hour to sort that out . Job done safe and no electric shock for u 
Clearly the OP said he'd finished this over a week ago, he's not likely to get a spark in now is he?Get a electrician round to sort it mate. Don't play around with it . It's not worth it . Only take a sparky hour to sort that out . Job done safe and no electric shock for u
Maybe seanelectric is hoping for some work
Perhaps. He's pitching in the wrong thread though!Maybe seanelectric is hoping for some work
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