double oven

[mossview]

i want to run a new 6mm cable from my kitchen to c.u in garage thinkin of going thru wall in kitchen along outside wall in trunking and back thru wall to garage would meen alot of mess if ran internal can anyone see a problem doing this method

 

[Andy78]

what for

To notify the job with local building control under part P of the building regs. It's against the law not to for a job of this type. Part of, and I stress only part of, the reason you are not getting the answers you expected.

 

[mossview]

If the cooker was gas would you do the gas run to it from the gas meter?

no from the water meter where would you run it from

 

[bigbaddave]

what as main bonding got to do with cooker circuit

Naff all bud.. You crack on with your cooker...

 

[onions1066]

no from the water meter where would you run it from

I wouldn't because I'm not a gas engineer I would fit an electric one because I'm an ELECTRICIAN

 

[Silly Sausage]

Save running a new cable in any colour just connect a bit of flex and a plug to it then plug it into the nearest socket, will save so much hassel!

Hahaha, seen that recently.
An 'Electrician' had extended the kitchen cct with an extra socket, T&E and socket lying on the floor next to the cooker, massive oven job plugged in.
She says to me, we keep a bag of 13A fuses...

 

[dan86]

Do you know D Cockburn ?

made me lol

 

[onions1066]

Right who is d Cockburn?

 

[bigbaddave]

Right who is d Cockburn?

Really?

 

[richy3333]

Do you know D Cockburn ?

Now that is funny!

 

[dan86]

Right who is d Cockburn?

http://www.electriciansforums.net/showthread.php?t=71699

 

[monkeyelectric]

Hahaha, seen that recently.
An 'Electrician' had extended the kitchen cct with an extra socket, T&E and socket lying on the floor next to the cooker, massive oven job plugged in.
She says to me, we keep a bag of 13A fuses...

I had the same on an eicr recently, they'd gone to the trouble of connecting a 6mm to the cooker then crammed it into a 13a plug and thrown a socket on the floor underneath the cooker loosely that it was plugged into, quite a sight i tell thee!

 

[onions1066]

Over-current protection. - Electricians Forums

I thought this thread was bizarre but that guy definately wins moron of the day, is he joking or serious. Moss view are you related to Cockburn?

 

[mossview]

Hahaha, seen that recently.
An 'Electrician' had extended the kitchen cct with an extra socket, T&E and socket lying on the floor next to the cooker, massive oven job plugged in.
She says to me, we keep a bag of 13A fuses...

most single ovens are plugged in

 

[richy3333]

Right who is d Cockburn?

You are joking?
Do you follow this forum?
Google electrical + idiot. After the results for glasgosparks you'll find Mr Cockburn

 

[Silly Sausage]

I had the same on an eicr recently, they'd gone to the trouble of connecting a 6mm to the cooker then crammed it into a 13a plug and thrown a socket on the floor underneath the cooker loosely that it was plugged into, quite a sight i tell thee!

I want to know how these peoples minds work!