Recent content by gumpy28

cor there is some attitude on here, I couldnt afford to get an electrician in to sort it and id already bought an electric cooker at the time, it worked fine for a coupke of years, ive tied the cable into a connector block and hid it behind the kitchen unit. it seems like the cable ran straight...

lol **** sake so how can I rectify the situation without having to pay for a sparkie, and what about if I just wanted to make it safe but not working

right cheers mate ill get what u said and see if I can work it out, can I not just strip the wiredown,, and just tie tge same colours together and rap em up in electrical tape and ththen hide it? I just need the light to come on when cooker switch is switched on as ive moved out and giving keys...

yeah what yorkspark said, can I not just buy something to tie the cables bk together again like a connctor block? thanks for he replys chaps

thanks for replying, ill try and explain a bit better. my cooker was to strong and had to be hardwired in. the bloke who done it was an old friend but a bit of a cowboy. what he did (ithink) was he put in a new fuse in the fuse box, then he cut a lead behind where the cooker goes and wired it...

hey guys someone cut the power lead to the xooker socket and wired it straight into the back of my cooker. I now have moved out but need to sort it so the cooker switch works again. how do I connect the two wires, can it be done, is it safe, I have absolutely no knowledge of electrics lol much love

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