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Hi - agree with all above - even the 30 seconds trip time was suggesting 80A to 100A. If you've got 3 phase, Tel's your man :) .

And perhaps check in with Kind Donor how it was connected originally?
 
there's no way anyone but a plumber would connect that on single phase.... or maybe a plasterer.
 
Just occurred the conversion might've been to dis 2 phases of the heater element, leaving a 6kW load. Will the motor be happy with single phase?
 

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