At the other end of the wire from the plug there should be connection terminals. Simply remove the new hob's cable and connect the original cable at that point. You will still have the plug and cable that came with it to refit in case the hob is faulty.
No. This one:
The link shows a lot more than 7.4kW.
It was only a month ago!
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I must admit I’m a bit clueless with KW's. If I add up the first numbers of the 5 zones it comes to 10.5Kw but the max powers combined are 16.4KW so what does the 7.4Kw mean?
I don't know; where did the figure come from?
The spec sheet for that hob.
Yes - assuming everything was in order before.
Thanks for confirming. Everything is in order. It was all checked by an electrician before we bought this house and had him replace the consumer unit to the current one.
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