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Old 01-23-2009, 12:58 AM   #10
medifastwoman

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Woah there!

I really wouldn't go connecting it to a normal 13Amp plug. Electric cookers are usually hard wired into a seperate mains spur on the fuse board. There should be a proper cooker on and off switch, which should also to my knowledge also control the hood function.

You really should consult a fully qualified electrician over this issue even if the device is 'double insulated'. Either pop into a local electrical goods shop or phone someone up, they can at least give proper advice over the phone.

If you connect it directly to a 13amp plug the "Ring Main" that you plug it into might not be able to cope with the load that the cooker hood requires.
Cooker HOOD mate. The fan bit that sits above the cooker with a filter, fans and a little light to help you see. Not the cooker itself.[thumbup]
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