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    Zanussi ZEE6140FXA hunning too hot?

    I was asked to start a thread in Applicances and this is that thread. The previous one was in Electrics.
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    Zanussi ZEE6140FXA hunning too hot?

    Hi all. I've installed this Zanussi hob, I've wired it myself. I am not a qualified electrictian. I've installed a 40A cooker outlet plate and then used a 6mm t&e cable from the outlet plate to the hob. Whilst testing the hob using the manufactuer instructions the steel on the hob became red...
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    Zanussi hob very hot after testing!

    I have tested one cooking zone. Top left 145mm smaller one. Brought some water to the boil. No heat at all in the cable. But the hob itself is red hot on the steel in that zone. The rest of the steel is cool to touch. But even at the very edge of the zone I used it is untouchable. It's that hot.
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    Zanussi hob very hot after testing!

    So my over riding question is, using the 45a outlet plate, 6mm t&e plate to hob and the wiring I have used at the hob........have I wired this correctly?
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    Zanussi hob very hot after testing!

    I've included a picture of the cover plate showing the various wiring options. These are post testing so there is no melting to the cable after what I originally wrote. As can be seen, the live terminals in the hob are connected by the metal u shape objects.
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    Zanussi hob very hot after testing!

    Thank you for your help so far all. I will post some pictures tomorrow morning. I've checked the hob and there is no deterioration in the cable or the connecting block at all. I need to test the heat of the cable between the 45a box and the hob if I read correctly? There is no increase in...
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    Zanussi hob very hot after testing!

    Hi all, I'm not a qualified electrician bit I have bit the bullet and tried to install my Zanussi hob. I purchased a 45a cooker outlet plate and removed the cable from the old cooker into the outlet plate. The cable is 6mm t&e which comes from the cooker switch as installed when I had a...
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    Tiling on freshly platered walls

    The plaster must be thoroughly dry before tiling or painting, for a plaster skim wait 10-14 days. A full base coat & skim will take up to 4 weeks. It's a skim and it's been 2 weeks now. Tiler is due in on Thursday. 2. Do I need to seal the walls before tiling in the same way I will for the...
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    Tiling on freshly platered walls

    Tiles are 38cm by 24cm. Tile is a BCT Willow. They are fairly light. The plaster must be thoroughly dry before tiling or painting, for a plaster skim wait 10-14 days. A full base coat & skim will take up to 4 weeks. It's a skim and it's been 2 weeks now. Tiler is due in on Thursday. 2...
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    Tiling on freshly platered walls

    I've just had my bathroom re-plastered. Walls are now flat and sound. The plaster has all but dried out. I have two questions please: 1. I assume as soon as the walls are dry they can be tiled straight away i.e. no need to wait a certain amount of time? 2. Do I need to seal the walls...
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