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Bear with me on this... Is this what you would expect?: http://www.diynot.com/network/wahoon/albums/9529/36272

So, to get back to the core issue, is the stripping of the wire, and clamping using the screw, in this type of terminal block, an acceptable means of connection. I.e. would an NICEIC electrician be happy doing this?

At the consumer unit, the cooker is on it's own circuit (on a MCB, but I will have to check the rating, I have a feeling that it is 20Amp though) Double pole switch is present on the wall.

This seems to make sense. BTW, the oven requires 2.5mm wiring, the existing flex meets this requirement.

That's the weird thing. I can't find any guidance in any of the manuals supplied with the oven, or online. There is a sticker on the back, giving the obvious (L to L etc.)

[/url] Just seems strange that I can't use the connectors that are already on the wire (they fit on the live and the earth)

The instructions don't show anything

Are you sure about this. It seems a bit Heath Robinson to do that. Do you mean that you try to clamp down the connector with the screw?

I have recently had delivered and AEG built in oven. I have disconnected the old oven and am attempting to connect the new oven. The existing oven flex, and connections are fine and I was hoping to be able to simply be able to connect the new oven. The trouble is, on the new terminal...