Cooker cable

[Anthony16090]

Can someone tell me about cooker cables, the in-laws have had a new kitchen fitted, but they have put the cooker on 2.5mm cable, and wired it in to the ring main off a switched fuse ???
the cooker is a range master, for some reason the kitchen fitters took the manual for the cooker ???
but I have download a copy, it states that with both ovens, clock and grill it's 7.5kw (the hob is gas)
the reason I ask is because on Saturday had family party, used the ovens and the fuse blown, not much fun when your half way cooking, I always thought cooker cables are 6mm.
the manual does say 2.5mm to 6mm but to me the lines point to the cores in the cable, if that makes sense

 

[Darkwood]

Welcome to the forum .. I've approved your thread for general forum for speed of response as your only asking advice, when admin is on line you will be assigned a DIY status.

Be gentle boys he only asking if it's done wrong.

 

[Octopus]

Do you have the Rangemaster model number?

 

[Anthony16090]

Rangemaster 90 duel fuel, that's all the information I can get off it

 

[Octopus]

So if its duel fuel - what is gas and what is electric?

and it was fitted by a kitchen fitter - enough said.

 

[Anthony16090]

Sorry
forgot the Kitchener bit

rangemaster Kitchener 90 duel fuel

 

[Octopus]

Sorry
forgot the Kitchener bit

rangemaster Kitchener 90 duel fuel

what is electric and what is gas, and what is the hob?

 

[Anthony16090]

Got gas hob, got double ovens, got grill and clock that's elec

 

[Plonker 3]

Well if I have the right one, its rated at 7.5 Kw

Kitchener 90cm Range Cooker - Dual Fuel | Rangemaster

 

[Anthony16090]

Added a screen shot from a page in the manual, the cooker looks the same but as the kitchen fitter took the one that comes with it, I can't be 100%