I have just bought a replacement built in electric oven, a Neff B1322, 220-240 volt, rated at 2.8 kw. It does not come supplied with a connecting cable (despite the instruction booklet saying it does)
It is to replace a Smeg combination electric oven & microwave, rated at 2.9 kw.
A cooker control unit with 13 amp socket is fitted above the worktop, this feeds a twin switched socket unit behind the cooker. The cooker was plugged into this socket unit with a 13 amp plug. A second plug is plugged into the socket unit and feeds the ignition on a gas hob above.
An electrican wanted £185 to do the job but wanted to replace the cooker control unit and the twin switched unit – is this realistic?
Or can a make a straight swop and connect the new Neff cooker is exactly the same way?
and what cable would I need to connet up the oven
It is to replace a Smeg combination electric oven & microwave, rated at 2.9 kw.
A cooker control unit with 13 amp socket is fitted above the worktop, this feeds a twin switched socket unit behind the cooker. The cooker was plugged into this socket unit with a 13 amp plug. A second plug is plugged into the socket unit and feeds the ignition on a gas hob above.
An electrican wanted £185 to do the job but wanted to replace the cooker control unit and the twin switched unit – is this realistic?
Or can a make a straight swop and connect the new Neff cooker is exactly the same way?
and what cable would I need to connet up the oven
