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Hi, Yeah that was very tricky!! The bridging terminals should not be removed. The space for the cables is indeed very small, but it is possible to get them in. I remember it took me a few hours of cursing and sweating :-o The cooker switch I used is the one linked at the top of this page.

Hi, I completed this last summer. I wired the oven with 2.5mm T&E, and the Hob with 6mm, dirtect to the cooker switch (which has it's own fuse on the main board, not sure what amp it was now, 20amps perhaps, can't remember). It all worked fine with no problems at all, and just the other...

Hi, Many thanks for the very detailed and helpful replies :) For my own clarification then: 1) - I can use 2.5mm T&E for the oven (it is a single, fan assisted oven, built under), and could wire direct to a 13 amp socket. This makes sense to me, as when I tested the oven by wiring to the...

Hi, I've been trawling through these forums trying to find the answers I need, but I'm still somewhat confused. Thought it best to register and make a post. OK. Kitchen has been gutted. There was no cooker connection switches. Fuseboard was very old 'fuse wire type' :? Wife and me...