Hi,i have just bought an electric oven with grill and ceramic hob.Maximum wattage is 9.7kW.I have a socket and switch for the cooker already.Can i just connect a cable and plug to the cooker and plug it in or do i have to connect to the control unit which is also already there.
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Connecting an electric cooker
- Thread starter Rachel13
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The cooker has a current rating far too high to just be plugged in. It will reqiured 'hard wiring' in to the cooker circuit. There should be an outlet plate somewhere below the cooker control panel, which the cooker can be connected to.
Rob
Rob
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sparky40
Your new cooker will draw @40.5 amps, so you should check the mcb's rating that is protecting that circuit, also checking the size of the cable will ensure its current carrying capacities are ok.
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sparky40
Did you check the size of the circuit breaker ?
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