Neff Induction Hob Installation Advice

[buzzlightyear]

This isn't a step by step guide... I am repeating what is written in the installation manual. Some people just need a translation.

you or the op .

 

[Alex Woodall]

Oh wow, just realised how dense I've actually been - shouldn't try and understand wiring diagrams after a long day on the road!

Diagram 2 is the wiring setup to connect to the isolator socket!!!

This now seems much, much easier...

Thanks for all the help guys

 

[ipf]

I think the op should get I a spark ,to sort it out.

Might end up with a naff Neff if he doesn't.

 

[Alex Woodall]

Might end up with a naff Neff if he doesn't.

If I could find a reliable one in my part of the world willing to take on new customers and do a job this small I would...

 

[Sintra]

I think the op should get I a spark ,to sort it out. cause it might be a expensive if he cocks that up .

none ,get a spark in .

there is no step by step guide for you ,think about your insurance first .

Typical negativity that I’m getting fed up with. If you haven’t got anything constructive to say then don’t bother replying and move on to another thread.

 

[Midwest]

The copper ‘links’ are not always secured in the terminals. They’re sometimes stored together to one side of the terminal box.

 

[Grant webber]

[QUOTE="littlespark, post:
So brown and grey together as Live, black and blue together as Neutral. Green/ yellow to earth.

I'm sure the diagram says brown and black together for live

 

[littlespark]

Eek! So it does.
Looks like I can’t read a diagram either.

 

[telectrix]

the top middle pic shows connections to supply cable, Bkack and Brown is L. Grey and Blue is N. in the cooker, Brown to term. 2.Black to 3. Blue & Grey to 4and 5 (linked.then just earth (cpc) to the earth terminal. make sure all connections are tight and no bare copper outside the terminals. obviously, isolate supply at CU before starting

 

[Alex Woodall]

the top middle pic shows connections to supply cable, Bkack and Brown is L. Grey and Blue is N. in the cooker, Brown to term. 2.Black to 3. Blue & Grey to 4and 5 (linked.then just earth (cpc) to the earth terminal. make sure all connections are tight and no bare copper outside the terminals. obviously, isolate supply at CU before starting

Perfect and thanks - it seems pretty straightforward now I understand the diagrams...

Even bought myself a crimping tool set to make a neat job of attaching to the supply!