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gadget88 Posts: 584 Forumite

10 June at 6:40AM

Yes it was this oven here

https://www.appliancesdirect.co.uk/p/ifw6230whuk/indesit-ifw6230whuk-aria-built-in-electric-oven?utm_source=awin&utm_campaign=626889_adstrong+CSS&utm_medium=affiliate&refsource=awin&sv1=affiliate&sv_campaign_id=626889&awc=74734_1749533905_d35e7d2fc001e04b99dafa2c93318f2d

It’s just he said my old oven was less deep at back. Electricians mostly say it’s fine but some say about air flow. All very confusing on what to do I don’t want to move the socket unless I really have to? How would I know if it’s not safe would it trip or smell burning or something?

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