i have a damaged cooker switch which has a 30amp fuse at the board. i cannot seem to find a 30amp cooker switch. can i use a 45amp cooker switch with neon light instead. it is a cooker which plugs in and a ceramic hob which will be hard wired in. this circuit is on its own of course thanks
30 amp or 45amp cooker switch?
- Thread starter chrissysmagicbox
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Yes 45A replacement is fine
thanks for your info. chris 
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It's analogous to using a TV table which can take the weight of a TV heavier than yours, or tyres rated for a higher speed than your car can go.
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