Help please- other half has just bought new cooker to replace previous dual fuel cooker. This new one is a baumatic BT2365SS- gas hob, electric fan oven. In the shop, we were told it could be fitted direct to a 13amp socket as was our previous cooker ( A SMEG) as we do not have a cooker socket. Now its arived, the manual says it must be hard wired yet the cooker comes with a 13amp plug connected to it... Any suggestions?
Dual Fuel cooker connection query
- Thread starter katkin2
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If it is a dual-fuel, and comes with a 13A plug, then plug it in, and I bet you £5 it will work fine.
A single electric oven usually takes about 10Amps.
If you read through the manual or look at the makers plate on the back, you will probably find it says about 10A or about 2500 Watts or about 2.5 kW. Look here http://www.baumatic.co.uk/products/catalogue/cookers/BT2365SS
The hard wiring would be required in those other countries where the natives do not have the benefit of our wonderful Ring Circuit and Fused Plug inventions.
A single electric oven usually takes about 10Amps.
If you read through the manual or look at the makers plate on the back, you will probably find it says about 10A or about 2500 Watts or about 2.5 kW. Look here http://www.baumatic.co.uk/products/catalogue/cookers/BT2365SS
The hard wiring would be required in those other countries where the natives do not have the benefit of our wonderful Ring Circuit and Fused Plug inventions.
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