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I looked at the hob and it says 5600w. It has Blue/Brown wire joined to each other and a Black joined to a Grey wire with a traditional Earth wire. So that's 5 wires (creating 3 connections). My lack of knowledge on this will now cause me to phone my electrician on Monday BUT any more advice...

Just bought an induction hob and it came without a plug. I have checked my house has a 30 amp fuse in the main fuse box for the oven. Behind the main cooker i have 2 sockets - one which runs the electric oven. Can i put a 13amp plug on the Induction hob and plug it in? It is i believe rated...

Just in case some do not go back and read old posts, here is the answer to my question (4 questions ago). It seems COG was right, it was the pump BUT there is a small tiny box attached to the heater tank that switches the heating pump on (sorry, too technical to remember the name of the gizmo)...

Just helping mother-in-law move in to a 10 year old house. We switch on the boiler to hear loud banging noises coming from the boiler (and I mean earth shattering noises). The boiler fires up, runs okay for about 30 seconds then the banging, vibration noises start and then the flame cuts off...