Help with wiring colours, Black Blue & Earth!! on a cook

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I'm fitting in a new Neff built under cooker, but I'm not 100% sure with the wires.

The Wires from the wall are the normal -RED , BLACK & BARE EARTH.
But the wires in the cooker are - BLACK , BLUE & a EARTH PLATE.

Can someone confirm which is the live wire in the cooker, is it the Black or Blue ?
 
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Are you sure it is black or could it be brown?
Is there any markings, i.e. L E N on it?
 
'Ere we go again... :rolleyes:
Mostly there is a diagram near the connection plate
or the terminal block will have the tell-tale initials L, N and E moulded onto it.

If not then the instruction manual should say how its done.

If you still stuck go to the NEFF web site and look up the model number.

EDIT: for most Neff ovens their website says
The connection diagramm is located on the rear panel of the appliance.
Maybe there's clue there...?
 
Are you sure it is black or could it be brown?
Is there any markings, i.e. L E N on it?

Thanks for your reply Spark123
I'm sure there Black,
Its the same writing on both black and blue - Nexans VDE Reg.NR 9577 (N)HX4GAF Max 120 C.

There is 3 black wires going to the conection and on the other conector there is 2 blue wires and 1 white with thin black lines going round it, this wire is a corded type wire.
 
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'Ere we go again... :rolleyes:
Mostly there is a diagram near the connection plate
or the terminal block will have the tell-tale initials L, N and E moulded onto it.

If not then the instruction manual should say how its done.

If you still stuck go to the NEFF web site and look up the model number.

Theres no Diagram any where, I've taken the terminal block off to check if it had any letters on (no), the manual and there web site says to get it connected by approved specialist !

Model number HBB EP327 U1722
 
is it a standard UK version bought new from a shop?
 
is it a standard UK version bought new from a shop?

It's new but from a shop that sells graded stock.
It's made in Germany, but the E-Nr is U1722NO GB
Dose the GB at the end mean it for this country.
 
LOOK ON IN THE F****** MANUAL

Its on page three

Neff customer services / instruction manuals:

http://www.bshappliancecare.com/Neff/index.html[/QUOTE]

Thanks for your great reply :evil: Have you got a problem with helping people.

There is NO where on page 3 that says anything about colour of the wires.
There is a small diagram that has L - N - Earth. but that has no resemblance to my panel, my earth is on the left theres is on the right.
 
Adam.

I understand you came here for advice. However, there is such a thing as trying to help yourself first.

No offence, but, particularly as we cannot see your cables, hob etc, it is difficult to go from description alone.

You had the manual, you could have looked in it. You could have looked on the Neff website or rang the retailer.

But you chose to wait until someone here gave you the answer.



vsynth - sarcasm gets you nowhere - I didn't see you scrabbling to help... :rolleyes:
 
Adam.

I understand you came here for advice. However, there is such a thing as trying to help yourself first.

No offence, but, particularly as we cannot see your cables, hob etc, it is difficult to go from description alone.

You had the manual, you could have looked in it. You could have looked on the Neff website or rang the retailer.

But you chose to wait until someone here gave you the answer.




vsynth - sarcasm gets you nowhere - I didn't see you scrabbling to help... :rolleyes:

Hold up, I tried all what you said 1st Including Google , trying to contact the shop I got it from, I had rang NEFF customer surport and they could not help !! as I said in other posts the manual and the web site manual DID NOT give any clues , So I only then Did I come to ask for help, As I had a wife and 3 kids wanting dinner,
So why are some of you giving me a hard time. :confused:
 

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