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Checks before replacing ceramic hob with induction hob
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<blockquote data-quote="Rlasry1" data-source="post: 557548" data-attributes="member: 38094"><p>Hi there!</p><p></p><p>I wanted to check it was ok to replace my current ceramic hob by a 7.4kW induction hob and in particular to plug the induction hob on the same cable that is currently powering my ceramic hob (“old” red/black/yellow&green cooker cable, installed in 2006, on dedicated 32A MCB, pictured below). </p><p></p><p>Also, the new induction hob comes with a new cable with 5 wires, as per the diagram below. </p><p>Given I plan on using my existing cable (with only 3 wires), am I right in thinking I can discard the new cable, connect my live wire to connector 2 <strong>and bridge connectors 2 and 3</strong>? The diagram doesn’t show bridging but I am assuming I should, as I won’t have the BN and BK wires. </p><p></p><p>Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rlasry1, post: 557548, member: 38094"] Hi there! I wanted to check it was ok to replace my current ceramic hob by a 7.4kW induction hob and in particular to plug the induction hob on the same cable that is currently powering my ceramic hob (“old” red/black/yellow&green cooker cable, installed in 2006, on dedicated 32A MCB, pictured below). Also, the new induction hob comes with a new cable with 5 wires, as per the diagram below. Given I plan on using my existing cable (with only 3 wires), am I right in thinking I can discard the new cable, connect my live wire to connector 2 [B]and bridge connectors 2 and 3[/B]? The diagram doesn’t show bridging but I am assuming I should, as I won’t have the BN and BK wires. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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