Installing a B1641 oven

The following website installation and user manual indicates a current value of 13-15 Amperes. You may have upgrade the wiring and the plug.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/935752/Logik-Lbfanw10.html?page=11#manual Specification Model LBFANX10
Rated Voltage 230 - 240 V
Rated Frequency 50 Hz
Power 3200 - 3500 W
Current 13 - 15 A
Top Element 1200 W
Bottom Element 1100 W

You can use it a 13amp plug if it is just a single built in oven and the total wattage does not exceed 3000 watts..
Anymore than 3000 watts, then it will have to be hard wired into a seperate control unit with 6mm twin and earth cable.

If it is just a single oven then a 13amp fuse is all that is required for the oven.
If you are unsure, then check the rating plate.
If the total amperage does not exceed 3kw, then it is safe to use it with a 13amp fuse., Anymore than 3kw, then it should be hard wired, with a minimum 30 amp fuse for protection.

if i bought a single oven with a three wire cable coming out the back with no plug, which i know is meant to be hard wired, are you saying i could fit a plug to this and plug it into a normal 13amp socket, reason i ask i ahve an oven which has packed in and it plugs into the wall at the back, if i fitted a plug onto the cable from a single oven below 3kw then are you saying i can do this?

Run a seperate 13amp spur from the D.P switch.
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Turn the right hand button onto the ECS symbol. This is the cleaning cycle. Make sure you put some soapy water in the 'well' at the bottom of the oven. The oven is then steam cleaned.

You need to get an electrician to wire it in to a 30amp cooker outlet. It is 30amp rather than 13amp (like most sockets). It should go to its own fuse in the fuebox

If you can see the element once you have removed the inside rear panel, then remove any screws that you can see, and ease the element forward, pull the wires off, but do not let them slip behind the rear wall of the oven, or it means removing the whole oven, to fit the wires back on.
If you cannot see the screws, or they are fastened from the rear, then it will have to come out of the housing.
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no you can't connect a double oven to a 13a socket!!

needs a proper cooker outlet wired back to the consumer unit

im getting a indesit fid201 double oven does it have to be hard wired or can it go on a 13amp plug