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Has the gas cooker ever worked when you switch it on.
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Assuming it's not dual fuel (gas hob and electric oven), then any electric supply will only be for igniters and maybe a timer, and that wouldn't normally come from a 45 supply, although a cable outlet plate could be changed for a 13A socket or a fused cable outlet plate.I suspect the gas cooker also needs an electric supply.
I have uploaded more photos to make it more clear to what I mean, Crabtree setting my current gas cooker works but there is no power when switched to the cooker switchI 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?
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?
I need this resolved before I buy an electric cooker as the crabtree setting would not support the power of that?I have uploaded more photos to make it more clear to what I mean, Crabtree setting my current gas cooker works but there is no power when switched to the cooker switch
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If you replaced the whole cooker switch you presumably believe the 45A wiring to the cooker outlet plate below (behind your cooker) is correctly connected. How do you know that it doesn't work? Had you previously tried connecting your gas cooker (currently on the 13A plug), to the cooker switch outlet below?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
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