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Topic Title: 3 phase induction hob ? Topic Summary: Kitchen sparks may know this one ? Created On: 23 November 2012 07:10 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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I'm looking for one -
Some of the european appliances come with the 3 phase connection which we simply link across, for use here. Anyone know of one pls ? Or maybe a normal single phase one, with reduced power consumption setting.... or similar ? Very little amperage to play with.... Regards Ady ------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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90% of hobs have the links in them, i have hob that I got as a replacement that was too small for the worktop cutout if you interested?
------------------------- Dougie Power Plus Electrical.co.uk My mission is to live as long as possible......so far so good! |
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Is it 3 phase(able) and induction Dougie ?
------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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I put one in yesterday which was two phase, just to confuse the issue!
Andy |
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It just gets better Andy....
I PM'd you btw Ady ------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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Ady, I can't think of a recent one which was not suitable for three phase. The diagram is embossed onto the back of the case, other instructions useless:
stamped into the steel casing on the underside 3/1n 2/1n 1/1n with embossed line diagrams Just a case of removing the links, which are also shown on the embossed diagrams. latest was mades by Stoves I think, and came from Howdens. I reckon get down to Comet quick before they close them all, and turn a few over. Zs ------------------------- 'The desk is a dangerous place from which to view the world.' John Le Carre |
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The two phase one was a Howdens Lamona.
The double oven that came with it had details of the required torque settings for the terminations, so being a anorak I got out the torque screwdriver I bought at the Coventry Elex show to ensure it was correctly installed. I put the oven on to burn it in, as I had not fitted the microwave above it in the cabinet when the customer brought me a cup of tea and a cream cake she went to put them on the shelf above the oven, but said she that she couldn't as the shelf was to hot, then touched the knobs and said the were to hot to hold. I hadn't noticed the case cooling fan had stopped working and only the oven fan was operating. So the repair man came to sort it out, the fan had fell off its motor spindle, perhaps I'm not the only person who needs a torque screwdriver to work out a oven! Andy |
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See Andy
All that 'sticking around to check it works' only makes you look unprofessional with a melted cream cake in your mouth lol Ady ------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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Thanks Zs
Will pop down there in the morning, before i take my eldest son to footy Ady ------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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Is it 3 phase(able) and induction Dougie ? hi just checked http://www.howdens.com/pdf/product/242.pdf sorry ------------------------- Dougie Power Plus Electrical.co.uk My mission is to live as long as possible......so far so good! |
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Found one
Candy c1640cba have a nice day...... I will Regards Ady ------------------------- Resistance is futile. |
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