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miele induction hob

crossmolinalad · 2009-01-09 14:47:18

i have here a miele inductionhob The spark told me he wont install it he wont take the garanty risks hob is 4000w Connection in kitchen is 40 a Manual says max 2x 16a because electronics in it no garanty if not install conform the manufactur regulations At the moment i did connect it by myself with two plugs into a double…

09-01-2009 3:47pm

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i have here a miele inductionhob
The spark told me he wont install it
he wont take the garanty risks
hob is 4000w
Connection in kitchen is 40 a
Manual says max 2x 16a because electronics in it
no garanty if not install conform the manufactur regulations
At the moment i did connect it by myself with two plugs into a double socket
Its well woring now for a week
Can i leave it so or is there another way to fix it proper

Called with miele germany and they told me to order a coocker mcb 16a from there with double brown and blue and single yello/green 2.5 mm2 to a perilex socket near the hob from there with a flex 5x 2.5 and a perilex plug to the hob
Thats the only way to fix they said
Where to get that stuff???

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#2 09-01-2009 11:19pm

byte

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As plug sockets are 13A max, I'd say that using standard sockets is a bad idea.

I think this might be better suited in the Electrical forum:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1018

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#3 15-02-2009 8:22am

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Hi you are correct you will blow the electronics in your hob and you will have no warranty. You should call Miele in Dublin for advise. Once you turn on all rings at once the hob will blow. There is now way you should be connected to 2 x 13a sockets the wiring is not suitable for the load.

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