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Fitting a Consumer Fuse

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Hi there. I bought a new single electric oven, and ran a 6mm cable back to the box. There's no individual fuse for the cooker, could you please tell me how to fit one and connect? joedevlin7. :cry:
 
sorry but that is a job for an electrician, you will need to either change your consumers unit (get a bigger one) have a 2nd smaller consumers unit fitted for the oven, or "loose" one of your existing circuits

you may also want to see my reply to a "similar " question it is here
 
Thanx for your advice, I'll be taking it up. Didn't realise it was such a big job. :D
 

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