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I am guessing the best thing would be to change the MCB to a 16A? think I'll get an electrician!!

I have taken a few photos that might help. consumer unit with dedicated cooker ring. Cable that was supplied with new oven.

beautiful. that's what I was hoping, just wanted the confirmation! Cheers all.

I have a single oven that is being replaced by another single oven! The new oven has a higher kw output. sprouts, cabbage, soup and fried eggs are all cooking on gas!

I actually meant a single oven. this is plugged in via 13a plug. However, this is supplied by its own dedicated cooker circuit with dedicated isolation switch above the worktop. as to what info is on the mcb, I'll have to have a look when I get home from work. Cheers fellas.

it seems the cooker is powered via its own circuit. I have tripped the switch on the consumer unit and it switched the oven off! does this mean I can take a spur from that circuit? Thanks.

Thanks for that Ban-all-sheds! it does come with its own cable, but no plug. The instructions state "not to use a 13a plug or fuse", that is all. Thanks again.

Hi, I have just purchased a new Bosch Multifunction oven which has a 3.5kw rating. My old oven was a simple fan oven that could just be plugged in via a 13a plug. However the new oven has to be hardwired. Is it possible to take a spur from the existing plug socket behind the oven, or will...

Thats the thing i Can't see where its coming from, i'v looked with a torch but its not possible for me to see where its coming from. I only asked on the off chance this might be a common enough prob for someone to know. As for the plastic elbow, its part of the hot water out, Its not leaking...

could it be the plate-to-plate heat exchanger thats leaking?

I've been monitering this problem over the last few days and after removing the bottom cover I'v noticed that the dripping is coming from the back LEFT. It seems to be running down and dripping off the plastic elbow part of the hot water outlet. I still cannot determine where the leak is though...

I recently noticed a small amount of water on the unit under my boiler, and noticed it was dripping from the boiler itself, but I cant seem to see from where! (somewhere towards the back) The boiler is a Glowworm Compact 100E I put a small tub under to catch the water and was quite suprised...

Well just wanted to say thanks to Gasguru! you've just saved me £200 +. We were having the same problem with our GW Compact 100E, and an engineer said it was a new PCB we needed! (after not giving a proper diagnosis!) so I thought id have a quick look for a PCB on the net, and came across this...