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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Amica-AFC5100WH-Free-Standing-A-A-Electric-Cooker-with-Ceramic-Hob-50cm-White-/302906735339?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292 This is an example of one I looked at that stated 40plus amp fuse required.

Yes just a small double oven with ceramic hob. Not a large range or anything. Thanks for all the advice. I initially thought it would be a straight swapping over of the cable but then starting overthinking it. Just want to make sure it is safe.

So is it OK to put on the 32 as the old one was? We would be unlikely to have everything going at max power.

Info was coming from product website. Which is why I wasn't sure if that mention I needed the current time say that. I've also used an amp calculator I found and put the watts in on 240V and that came out well over the 32 amp. But all cookers I have looked at come out over so thought I was...

Hi, we are getting a new cooker. The old one has been removed from a circuit that states 32amp circuit in the consumer unit for the cooker. All the new cookers I am looking at seem to want higher? 40amp plus. Have I misunderstood is it OK to use the current circuit and just replace old cooker...