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Re: ELBA PX906 Cable overheating
Apology accepted, Already decided to install new circuit at the weekend , what you say makes good sense.
Been putting off replacing her consumer unit for a while now so I think I will do the whole thing ( and get me part P mate to sign it off!!)
Thankshelo_75 wrote:yep, but when th oven is on convection, its running TWO elements, top and bottom
and you claim to be a spark?
I was asking advice and it was greatly recieved, there was absolutely no need for the comment questioning my ”claim to be a spark”
I am not a domestic appliance engineer and as the cooker has run without problem for over a year I assumed that there was something causing the overheating problem.
I was asking the experts and hoping to get a solution.
Re: ELBA PX906 Cable overheating
Ah, you could be correct, this cooker came to my daughter with a plug top on it ( given to her by father in law) it has been used for over a year now without problem plugged into the socket (flex is 2.5mm cable) and it does not detract from the fact that the cable is getting hot as well as the plug top.
At least with a plug top it is protected by a 13a fuse.
