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chri5, The cooker is isolated above the work surface. This is then connected to a double socket and then spurred to cooker connection unit. The gas hob when plugged into the double socket is the problem. My question really is. Am I allowed to bury plastic sockets in the plaster board? The...

I recently had a double oven hard wired (details described in recent posts). I noticed last night when I first ran the double oven, that the gas hob molded plug touches the back bottom corner of the double oven (Oven rests against it). I felt around the area and although it is warm, I could...

Electrician said he would just replace it. He wasn't confident in the current socket. Coljack he adopted a simlar solution to your solution in my original post, although not quite as neat, but if it does the job I am happy and its hidden away.

Yes it is an existing cicuit. Hob is gas so plugs in. Hence the socket, although only a single is really required. Oven is 4.9 Kw Connected as follows: CU (32 Amp MBC) --> 6mm2 --> Cooker isolation switch --> 6mm2 --> Double socket (gas Hob plugged in) --> spur to cooker connection unit...

I post the following post about wiring of a double oven and gas hob: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=222222&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 I had an Electrician carry this out for me. In the end he used the existing double socket and added a spur using 6mm2 to a cooker...

ColJack: One last thing, the Cooker Connection unit on the right. Does this need to be fused?

Chri5 to clarify: The 45A cooker isolation switch is located above the worktop. I was just specifying that the it was of the type that included a plug socket. The cooker isolation switch then feeds the double socket below the counter and therefore can be isolated from the cooker top.

ColJack thanks for the quick solution. I was hoping from the reading I did that something like this would do! Also Chri5 I would prefer the plug socket, but did see your solution in some of the other posts on here. For Info, the double socket is located below the worktop counter...

I know that similar questions appear in the forum already, but having read through lots couldn't find what I was looking for. I hope that someone can provide me with best solution. My current setup is as follows: The Consumer Unit fitted with B32 MCB is connected via 6 mm2 T+E to a 45A...