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Nope, it's pure electric, and I agree with the clamp observation, there's no way we could fit our 10mm cable in it! It's nice and snug with 6mm, however. We have no instructions at all, and couldn't for the life of me find a PDF or similar on the internet. I'll grab the manufacturer name and...

I've just checked, and the current cooker fuse is actually 30A, so we'll be going with that 8) Sorry for the confusion! I'd be interested to know why 40A is too big for 6mm, though..

The sticker on the rear says 14500watts :o We tried 10mm cable but in all honesty it's too thick to fit suitably in the CU and cooker terminals!

Hi there, My old man is currently fitting an electric cooker (belling kensington 90e), and the problem is we are missing the wiring documentation. I'm fairly sure I know how to wire it up, but I thought I'd seek clarification from the experts first :) The cooker is rated at 14KW. I've...

Well, I applied and now have my Assessment session on the 31st :) Has anyone else here completed an Apprenticeship with SSE?

To the OP, I made a similar post a month ago: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=209932&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Bloody hell, the way Steve goes on sometimes I'd have thought he was a sparky at least. No offence obviously.

What do you do?

good lord, that would freak me out ffs

Calm down darling ;) Jebus BAS, who's that? I wanna Google image her fine self

Oh, old man humour!

What?

little led's on the mcbs? wicked

Thanks for the replies guys :)

What's the point of TT, why don't all DNOs include earthing with the live and neutral supply (TN-C-S possibly) ?

lols! funny and accurate :)

Excuse me for stating the obvious, but a 9.5kw load @ 230v is 40A~, so surely a 32A mcb is inadequate for the job and a 40A one is required (providing the wiring is up to the job) as stated?

Shut up and post pictures of melting cables FOR GODS SAKE MAN