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testing a used cooker
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trismus
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Is it safe to test a cooker on a 13amp ring main by testing each component separately?
I'm assuming the heavy wiring is to cover normal use where all components could be in use.
I'm assuming the heavy wiring is to cover normal use where all components could be in use.
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I think it's safe if each component is below 3.3kW. Usually they are.Regardless, how are you going to test it if not with a fused 13A plug?BTW, it's a single socket that is 13A. A ring is typically 32A.0
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trismus said:Is it safe to test a cooker on a 13amp ring main by testing each component separately?
If it was me, I would only buy such an oven if I could test it fully to the same sort of operational conditions that it might get used at after purchase.0
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