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So, are they 14mm? A normal plug spanner will not fit in the recess. A slim long reach socket will but 16mm won't touch the plugs. Thanks

Is there a special socket or plug spanner for the job? The old plugs seem to be like hex socket type. Euro parts sold me conventional 16mm, denzo plugs. Will these fit? Thanks for your help. Chris.

sorry. i miread everything. As it turns out, i have to rewire due to the old fan having a seperate tranformer in the attic. thanks.

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My kitchen has a 12 volt wall extractor fan controlled by the light switch. Can i fit a 230 volt, 5 amp fan to the same circuit to replace the crappy 12 volt one? The circuit is protected by a 6 amp MCB in the consumer box.

thanks everyone

Cheers. All info is welcome.

Thanks for all your help.

It's the cable from the cooker to the connection point that i am concerned about. A bloke told me Twin and earth but i'm sure he is wrong. thanks.

I can't read the size. it is tucked behind the other cables but, it is serious heavy duty. the previous people had an all electric cooker.

ok. The total electric power of the cooker is 5.7kw. the hardwire cover for conection on the wall is protected by a 32 am2 mcb in the consumer unit. Is this suficiant? thanks folks. I just want everything to be right when the fitter comes so that there is no messing around. If i need to get any...

Cheers. The has not arrived yet so i will look at the manual when it does.

I am having a corgi redg fitter to fit this dual fuel range cooker. Will it come with cable for the job or will i need to buy some and what type of cable do i need? The socket is already in place. Thanks, Chris.

Yes it is in the house. I want a small consumer unit in the shed with lower amps so as not to trip the house. Also, i will be able to isolate the shed when i am not there.

Sorry. The MCB in the house is32ma

I know it's not the right stuff but,,, Done it before and i lived there for thirty years and the present people still use it. It is going inside conduit. The mcb in the consumer unit in the house is 35 amps. the mcb in the shed is "5 amps. thanks for your advice.

Hi all and thanks in advance for your help. I am sending power to my shed about 25 mtrs from the house. My plan is to connect to the cooker mcb in the consumer unit (it is not in use) Run 2.5mm twin and earth to a new consumer unit in the shed. (i have not enough cable to run double) The new...

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i have a 207 sw sport 2008 under 12 mths waranty with the main dealers. i took it back and eventualy got the left hand cv joints replaced. after driving it back home over some cobbles, i noticed a noise like a front shocker gone. i took it back, an engineer came with me on a test and recognised...

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