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The book just says "must be installed by a qualified profiessional" - so maybe i should check my electricians credentials. The cooker was supplied with cable, but it's just standard flex - not a big meaty cable that was on the old cooker that we took out. There is a lot of conflicting...

It's already plugged in to the dedicated cooker circuit, there is nothing else connected to that circuit on the CU.

It's a Bosch HBN331S0B... http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/our-products/cooking/single-ovens/classixx-ovens/HBN331S0B.html?source=browse

It's connected to the dedicated cooker circuit, but via a 13A plug. I think I need to get it changed...

I just checked on the Bosch website and it seems the oven is rated at 16A. Does this mean I will have a problem because the electrician has plugged it in using a 13A plug? More to the point - is it dangerous???

During the installation of my new kitchen the electrician replaced the old connection behind the oven with a socket and connected a 13amp plug to the cooker so it could just be 'plugged in'. He insists that this is safe for a modern electric single oven. Is he correct?