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Morning Guys. I have switched over the negative and the earth wires in the back of the oven nothing tripped out.. Switched on the hob n the oven and all ok.... Thanks everybody for the kind help and information.......

Not touched it yet.. Will do on sunday..

Thank you for spotting that... Very gratefull indeed. Also thanks to everybodies input aswell and all the advice..

The feed runs from the other 45amp connection from the other 45amp connector the rop of rhe one behind the oven. These are the photos from behind the oven. Top one is the 45amp connector it seems that the middle connection for the earth are wired into the same screw and the screw to right will...

Just done as you said and yes it still trips......

I will try and remove the oven to show the wiring connection.....

Yes the 45amp connection has two load ports coming out for two aplliances

Yes the earth is sleeved..... I cannot lift the hob as it is stuck down by the fitter..

The cable on the right is the is the mains supply running into the connector.... The wiring on the left is the load into the oven. The loose wiring is the disconnected hob.. I Was trying a process of elimination as i thought would try the oven and that tripped the rcd as soon as i lifted the...

That is all there is in the booklet..... More info is about how to use the oven.

AEG BES355010M Built In Electric Single Oven That is what the booklet shows about wiring....

The oven tripped out so i unwired the oven and wired the hob and the hob works. I have a spare 20MCB in the CU doing nothing.... Should i wire the oven separately in to this.....! Just found the paperwork that came with the oven and the cable should be H05vv-f 4 core..... The fitters used 6mm...

Not tried it yet.... Had to nip out

This morning i removed the hob wiring as you can see in the short video to see if the oven is tripping the RCD..... Then if not i will try the hob without the oven wired...

Short video of the wiring..

The rcd tripped when i flicked up the mcb. I believe that the 6mm wiring from the CU 32amp up into the kitchen ceiling to junction box, then 6mm wiring feeds the 45amp dual connection plate. The hob is wired with 6mm to the connection plate, then 6mm wire runs from the first connection plate...

We have been doing some renovation work on our kitchen. We have a new electric oven and a new induction hob. Both are 6mm wired and share the same junction box via a 32amp mcb..... The oven is 3200w or 16amp. The hob is 2.3kw -3.2kw. Both are connected to a 45amp dual conection plate that 6mm...

Hob Burner Power Range 2.3 to 3.2 KW......

Thanks for letting me know....