I need help wiring up cooker, Black and Blue wires!!

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 ?

Thanks
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  • Google will give you the answer in seconds.... however, (no offense intended at all) if you dont know the answer i would seriously question if its a good idea to be doing it yourself.
  • amcluesent
    amcluesent Posts: 9,425 Forumite
    Red<->Brown
    Black<->Blue
    Earth<->Earth
  • frugallass
    frugallass Posts: 2,320 Forumite
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    surely its worth paying £20 to get the job done safely and efficiently - I'd seriously reconsider doing this yourself
  • vaio
    vaio Posts: 12,287 Forumite
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    amcluesent wrote: »
    Red<->Brown
    Black<->Blue
    Earth<->Earth

    good guess but no brown in the OP

    OP, there is is something strange here, spend £20 and get a man in
  • shown73
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    Isn't black the American version of red??
  • adwozere
    adwozere Posts: 499 Forumite
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    Google will give you the answer in seconds.... however, (no offense intended at all) if you dont know the answer i would seriously question if its a good idea to be doing it yourself.


    Have a look yourself i cant find the answer on Google.

    But I found help on a electrical forum ( but only just)


    Black = Phase
    Blue = Neutral
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  • adwozere
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    shown73 wrote: »
    Isn't black the American version of red??
    I think thats on there 3 phase only.

    But this is a bit of European wiring !! as the cooker was made in Germany.
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  • adwozere wrote: »
    Have a look yourself i cant find the answer on Google.

    But I found help on a electrical forum ( but only just)

    Black = Phase
    Blue = Neutral

    Quick google gave me the below, get the missus to where some wellies and get her to throw the switch :p

    "In Germany or, as a matter of fact, in Europe, the colors for the mains wires are as follows:
    Live (L): Brown (sometimes also black, but not very common)
    Neutral (N): Blue
    Earth is Yellow with Green stripes"
  • heatherw_01
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    I think you should get someone out to do this for you
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  • frugallass
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    Agreed 100% absolutely !
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