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Are these electrics enough for a new cooker?
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heeelllooo and welcome yummymummy786 
you need to go to youre fuse box/consumer unit and read the rating on the one marked "COOKER"
then look at the book for what you require
i assume its a hardwired cooker ??
ok yes its a hard wired so you need an electrician to fit it
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2745105.htm#pdpFullDesc
you need to go to youre fuse box/consumer unit and read the rating on the one marked "COOKER"
then look at the book for what you require
i assume its a hardwired cooker ??
ok yes its a hard wired so you need an electrician to fit it
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2745105.htm#pdpFullDesc
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Oh gosh OK. I just assumed that it would b OK as I've been using my 2 plate electric hotplate on this connection. I'll get it checked. Thanks for the reply.
fairly sure it will be absolutely fine
hard wire means the electrician will have to fix a length off cable to the cooker and bolt/ screw inside the box via the hole at the bottom under the switch marked "cooker"
hard wire means the electrician will have to fix a length off cable to the cooker and bolt/ screw inside the box via the hole at the bottom under the switch marked "cooker"
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