Recent content by jontyjr

Thanks again Ant

The circuit has a 30amp breaker in the CU and this has never tripped. There are two blanks behind the cooker, one for the hob and a spur off for the oven, these are fused with 13amps. I haven't checked the size of the cable yet, but I think the fuse would have gone, had there been too much juice...

i don't believe so

the oven is definately 4 kw

thanks, so you reckon it could be the cables ? I just used the exact cabling from the single oven that was there before, just a straight swap of oven.

I have fitted a neff double oven and cannot get either of the ovens to reach their maximum temp's. Could this be due to to having only 30amps in the consumer unit as opposed to 45 amps, or am I barking up the wrong tree altogether. I'm tearing my hair out here. Thanks

I have recently fitted a Neff built under double oven in my apartment. I have replaced a single oven unit. Since fitting this oven, both the upper and lower oven will not heat much above 90 degrees. I was wondering if this could be a cooker fault or a wiring/ fusing fault. Please help me...