• Electric cookers use a large electrical current due to the amount of heat they need to generate and need a qualified electrician.
• Connection of a new oven or cooker to existing wiring.
• Disconnection prior to delivery of new appliance and reconnection on arrival.
Installing electric cookers
Installing electric cookers always sounds like a simple job, almost a case of just plug it in and you are good to go, however, in reality installing an electric cooker is a complex job that should only be attempted by a trained electrician.
Electric cookers need a larger current than a lot of other electrical appliances as they need to generate a lot of heat, it is for this reason that an electric cooker must be installed by a qualified engineer to assess the current demand of the new appliance to check that the circuit and fuse/ MCB is suitable for it, and should only be undertaken by a qualified electrician who has experience in cooker installations.
Even if you are replacing an electric cooker with another electric cooker this needs a new circuit for safety therefore is counted as a new install and should only be undertaken by a qualified electrician who has experience in cooker installations.
At WELT we can remove your old electric cooker safely then on delivery of your new cooker we can install the new cooker using the existing wiring.
