Oven and job replacement

Hi all

My oven has just broken. Found a new one, just wondered if anyone can advise whether I should have any concerns replacing the existing one with the new one or whether it seems fine for a regular DIYer like myself?

Thanks in advance, Jake.


Existing oven: ttps://bekoplc.blob.core.windows.net/bekoupload/manuals/OIF22300X_IB_TC.pdf

New oven & hob:
https://www.jdwilliams.co.uk/shop/h...k025/product/details/show.action?pdBoUid=2106

No detail of existing hob other than it’s an electric plate hob (all of the details have been scrubbed off over the years before I moved in!)

It should be straightforward, use new cable, check for polarity and the earth is ok on the supply.
A seperate means of isolation and fuse for each appliance.
And finally carry out an electrical safety check on the appliances before you install them.

So providing you have a multi meter go for it !

gasbanni said:

It should be straightforward, use new cable, check for polarity and the earth is ok on the supply.
A seperate means of isolation and fuse for each appliance.
And finally carry out an electrical safety check on the appliances before you install them.

So providing you have a multi meter go for it !

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Seriously Assbanni?

To start, the first link is not available, so how could you compare the current required?

What is wrong with the OP's existing cable?

The appliance does not require sepArate isolation, although it is recommended.

Fusing is done in the consumer unit.

An electrical safety check with a multimeter? How would this work? I'm pretty sure the voltage in a continuity test would not show leaking in insulation testing from your multimeter. You will find the voltage required starts at 500 volts.

Assbanni, Go back to General Forum and post more links to the news sites we already have access too.