Not a simple L, N, E. clearly marked for this one. No details for electrical connection in the booklets. Cryptic choice of 2 diagrams stamped on bottom of hob. In addition to earth, there are 4 terminals L1 and L2 are the only ones which will kind of easy to receive cable, because the other 2 have a copper link plate in them. Torx screws as well. Seems Neff don\\\'t want it to be very easy. So I put neutral to termial 4 [with difficulty] where there was an N and live to termial 1 [L1] as that is what the cryptic diagram seemed to suggest, but the hob doesn\\\'t work, no sign of life at all. The seperat oven works [same circuit, in fact, same cable with centre in a junction box]. Maybe job for electician but does Neff really need to be this complicated/cryptic!? Neff oven was simple enough.
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Not a simple L, N, E. clearly marked for this one. No details for electrical connection in the booklets. Cryptic choice of 2 diagrams stamped on bottom of hob. In addition to earth, there are 4 terminals L1 and L2 are the only ones which will kind of easy to receive cable, because the other 2 have a copper link plate in them. Torx screws as well. Seems Neff don\\\'t want it to be very easy. So I put neutral to termial 4 [with difficulty] where there was an N and live to termial 1 [L1] as that is what the cryptic diagram seemed to suggest, but the hob doesn\\\'t work, no sign of life at all. The seperat oven works [same circuit, in fact, same cable with centre in a junction box]. Maybe job for electician but does Neff really need to be this complicated/cryptic!? Neff oven was simple enough. 
