gas cooker pilot light blowing the fuse

grai

hi everyone the council of just rewired my kitchen and I bought a new cooker they are nearly finished but the cooker pilot light blows the fuse everytime I try it I have a 3 amp fuse in there which the councils electrician told me to put in the cooker is brand new so I know it's not a fault there or maybe it could be

does anyone know if this is a simple thing like the amp of the fuse needed changing

Thanks

Paradigm

Is it gas hob/electric oven?

firefox1956

Get the instruction book out that came with your cooker & read it.
Find out what size the pilot light fuse is supposed to be & put one in.
If the fuse continues to blow contact the supplier of you cooker & ask them to investigate under warranty.
HTH

southcoastrgi

The pilot light doesn't have a fuse however the ignition prob has

MoneySavingMole

If you can't find the instructions, either search them online or look for a data badge/sticker on the appliance.

It should state on there what sized fuse is required.

Once you have tried the correct fuse - if the problem is still persisting, I would seek advice from a professional. There could be an underlying problem, such as a faulty spark generator.

grai

thanks everyone it thanks everyone it needed a 13 amp fuse x