Replacing an oven

martinthebandit

keystone wrote: »

You on commish for every time you mention UHM?

Cheers

hmmmm nope, but I wonder ....... lol

Its just an easy way of giving good advice without having to type reams

bungle4by4

above all, remember to follow safe isolation procedure, make sure its dead, then make sure its dead, and just to be on the safe side. make sure its dead. anything else im not going to tell you, because i do believe its a job that if you don't know how to do it, then you should leave it.

but when you install the oven, the first job you should do is set the time, a modern oven often needs the clock setting before it will work.

bungle4by4

just be aware, i had a phone call last night. the sister in laws flat has been on fire, and kitchen, bathroom, hall are ravaged. the rest of the house is smoke damaged. and it was faulty cooker wiring that started the fire. reminded me of this thread.