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Hi Cani I would suggest reading the installation instructions , as they are usually quite specific on power requirements . Most electric hobs these days require 30amp supply on 6.0mm cable and need to be connected via a control switch which will isolate both live and neutral and have...

Sounds like an electrical fault to me .. If the machine has a moulded plug then I would suggest it is the power outlet ..Get a qualified sparky to check out the sockets .Also does you house have an RCD in the fuse board?. If it does then you have a prob with earth as rcd will trip if earthing is...

Correct me if I am wrong ... but under Part P , you can replace existing socket frontals or cooker plate frontals without a MWC because you are not altering the circuit in any way .. therefore reconnecting a cooker to it''s original equipment is non notifiable under part P.

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if they are metal light fittings you will need an earth .. so use 3 core not 2 for the downlights. And with only 80mm ceiling void .. you will need fire rated fittings ideally. ( always a good idea anyways )

I agree with steve .. most likely the fridge . I had this prob a coupla months back with a brand new fridge .. condensation was forming on the motor cos of lack of ventilation around appliance .. the terminals were shorting . vented fridge and cured problem . Phill

Without seeing the circuit I would say that you need to have the circuit checked by a sparks .. only then can safe advise be given . there are so many factors to take into consideration when connecting a high power cooker to an existing circuit.. even to calculate diversity . If you connect it...

Hi Marky Not to put a downer on you .. but if you are that unsure as to what an earth (cpc) is then I would suggest for your own safety , ( and that of your family ) that you employ a qualified sparks to check your circuit and connect appliances . Your life is worth it . As the manufacturers...

thankyou breezer . Just reiterating the point is all . Phill

Ty Sky . Not trying to be orrible just pointing out that there are so many variations that you cannot judge by ceiling hieght alone . I did one kitchen the other week with the ceiling out of level 65 mm over 3mtr run of units .. when I'd put the wall units up I checked my levels to see if I...

so what if his ceiling is 30 mm taller than yours .. or say 50mm lower. there is no standard wall unit hieght from floor unless there is a larder or oven housing in the room . the installer if knowledgeable will install at industry standard heights but not always . depending on how old the...