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Right - courtesy of Amazon and a nonswitched FCU, connected it all up and, suffice to say, I'm still alive and the cooker works...done! Thanks again for your support. All the best, Nathan

:lol: fair point, I've had a look at the RS catalogue and found the one I want, it's got the outlet for the cable at the front which should make it easier. Thanks for all your advice, really appreciate it...a sockets well within my skillset and at least I'm not playing about with MCB's and...

Just re-read this bit. that kind of makes sense, easier to isolate just need to check there's room in the wall...good idea I'll have another look and let you know how I get on. Thanks again

I didn't see enough room behind to fit a socket (I'd need to cut into the wall too so that is sits in the wall nicely which I didn't fancy doing). Correction, the 'big red switch' (which is connected to this 32A fuse) on the wall powers the oven but not the hood, I've just had a better look...

Hi all, I had to replace my electric oven a few weeks ago and without realising it went from a hard-wired to a plug oven, initially I simply removed the plug and hard-wired it in. Looking at the circuit box in the hallway the fuse that feeds the oven is a 32a which is obviously way too big...