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Hee hee hee now that was funny :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hi OP if the new oven has a plug top on it, it´s usually for a reason yeah Check your oven manuals because normally if you cut the plug off you will void your guarantee. You would also have to derate the cooker circuit MCB as a safety measure more than anything else.

And your quote in a previous post was So are you or are you not a sparky ????????????

Your not a sparky but your qualified ???? Nudge me if am still asleep but if your qualified your a sparky ??? Maybe with no work i´ll go back to sleep.......... to be continued.................

I´ve been asleep today was dreaming of car boot sales and i won i raffle for white or brown wylex 1 way mainboards i DID NOT have a electric shock and i and i and i remember 4 weeks ago sitting on a log at work thinking of cow´s i DID NOT have an electric shock either

If it´s a fan assisted oven and come fitted with a 13Amp plug and you cut it off this could void the guarantee.

LOL Breezer

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lol It wasn´t me it was him.

As the EU are pushing for harmonisation within the European community nothing would surprise me. You´ve already had the cable colour coding changed in 1st April 2006

Absolutely JohnD it could accelerate the phase wire from 230V to 400V ( Or 240V to 415V in the UK if i remember correctly )because it´s not regulated by the neutral. But i still think in general lower rated MCB´s and more circuits is the way forward....My opinion.... But lets see if in...

Hi JohnD whats the problem with 2 pin plugs ??'

And i can have 20 sockets per circuit, 2 circuits 40 sockets etc etc Here you´d never run an oven on the same ring final circuit. No need for electric fan heater here JohnD, You only fuse plugs because 32A high rated protection for a table lamp. we also can run a lamp, TV, and fan heater safety...

and why is a 13A fuse and a B32 circuit breaker (UK) any better than an unfused plug and a C16 circuit breaker

It certainly looks as though someones been busy :D Getting back to the original post i´m sure the OP daughter didn´t hang a mirror within 150mm from where two walls meet..........

That mains board looks like a birds nest.........

No why is that then ????? I bet i can give you a thousand reasons not to sink a cable in a wall for no reason.

Where is this " neutral wire " connected to in your switches ?? Just because the cable is black does not means it´s neutral. Maybe it´s the switched live if so it should have red sleeving over the top of it. The twin & earth ( 2 reds and an earth wire ) are used for switching mainly from...

Sorry for misunderstanding but you were called out in the middle of the night ? as it´s 4:57 am ? If it´s not changed :?: you would never have a NEUTRAL at a light switch.