Cooker switch not working?

[Nick86]

I have a Cooker/crabtree switch but the cooker switch doesn't work? I currently have a gas cooker and it is currently on the "crabtree" switch but I'm looking into getting an electric cooker but I need to resolve this cooker switch problem first. I've replaced the switch with a new one but the problem remains the same, I turn on the "cooker switch" and the light on the switch indicates that it is on but it isn't transferring any power to my gas cooker. I'm not sure what else to do?

 

[Nick86]

I have a Cooker/crabtree switch but the cooker switch doesn't work? I currently have a gas cooker and it is currently on the "crabtree" switch but I'm looking into getting an electric cooker but I need to resolve this cooker switch problem first. I've replaced the switch with a new one but the problem remains the same, I turn on the "cooker switch" and the light on the switch indicates that it is on but it isn't transferring any power to my gas cooker. I'm not sure what else to do?

 

[brianmoooore]

Not quite sure what you're asking here.
Does the 13A socket on the panel work?
Does the indicator for the cooker section light if you turn the cooker switch on?

 

[westward10]

I assume you are not referring to the socket part with the plug from it.

 

[littlespark]

There may be a cooker outlet behind your oven that this is connected to (it may have been changed from a cooker outlet to a regular socket or fused outlet plate)

Possible there's a loose connection or the fuse has gone.

 

[ipf]

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[Nick86]

Not quite sure what you're asking here.
Does the 13A socket on the panel work?
Does the indicator for the cooker section light if you turn the cooker switch on?

Yes the 13amp switch works (crabtree) but the cooker switch does not work which is a 45amp

 

[Nick86]

I assume you are not referring to the socket part with the plug from it.

Yes, I've attached a photo of the switch

 

[brianmoooore]

The socket and cooker switch are fed by the same cable. If the socket works, power is getting to the cooker switch.

 

[Nick86]

The socket and cooker switch are fed by the same cable. If the socket works, power is getting to the cooker switch.

I know and that is what isn't making any sense, I can't figure out why the socket works when the switch is on crabtree but doesn't work when it's switched to cooker? Is it because every appliance i will not work on a high amp switch and only works on a low amp setting?