Installing a Single Built-in Electric Oven | The Carpenter's Daughter
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Three weeks ago, our oven broke, so we needed to learn how to replace it.
Although it may seem very easy or simple to some, it didn't to me initially, hence why I felt the need to film it to share with others.
Please note, this is NOT a tutorial, nor is this sponsored. We already had our electrics done for an oven.
We bought this A energy rating 2.1KW one from Amazon called Cookology which "you can attach a normal 3 pin plug" of 13AMP as stated in their listing:
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Here's a video that helped me on why some single ovens can be plugged in and how some need to be wired in:
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Always good to see you make simple a task to those who would otherwise be challenged!
And that you address everything in your own genuine can do it way is refreshing! Been enjoying your videos a while now👍
Thanks! :) Hopefully it'll encourage anyone who is capable and don't know it yet :)
Thank you for giving me the confidence to do this myself; a woman who only had children to help. We managed it so easily that I can’t believe a company were trying to charge £100 for the service.
Very happy to hear it! :)
Our oven just packed in and now we need a new one. I’m distraught. Had no idea how on Earth we would get it out to replace it so thank you!!!!!
I love the dancing! Informative and straightforward video.
Thanks 😀
I’ve ALWAYS wanted a built in oven but never had the confidence to actually buy and install one myself, well you have worked your magic once again! Hmm..I think my old oven is slowly packing in now....😜
It is 8 years old anyway!!
Well, I hope this has given you confidence if you have a built in option later down the line. Very impressed with an 8 year old oven :D
If not confident in doing it yourself get somebody to do it for you. Have been to sort out other people's mistake who think they know what they are doing too many times.
Surprising straightforward oven install! 👍
Thanks, that was very informative!
OHM, that is what I need a Halogen Oven, I'm extending my kitchen so living in my living room which has become a part kitchen, Love what your doing!!
Great job, plenty of space inside. Just a domestic plug too, suppose if it was a free standing oven with four electric hot plates I imagine it would need connecting to the higher amp circuit. Top video again. 😊
Yes, I think one would too. I like how there's much space in this actual oven than the last too - but my eyes are bigger than my belly 😄
Free standing would need to be on its own circuit due to load of the cooker. Would be tempted to try and have the oven socket on the existing cooker circuit if possible
Love and support from Kashmir ❤️❤️❤️
8/10 for the tutorial, 10/10 for the dance at the end :-)
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I wasn't even aware that a oven of that size could run off a 13amp plug - its unheard of lol - watching you, well you an your vids is a learning curve every time - if its not you thats impressing me with your handy hands its the knowledge that you come forward with lol - Great stuff CD - Wonder what next ;)
Thanks - I didn't know originally either :D Well, that I can answer... next is a sashlock change my the garage door, then after that, I'm installing some laminate flooring beading, but need to make my own piece for one area :)
Usually if the oven rating is under 3000kw you can use a regular 13amp plug. Mine is the same, however it is on a separate 32amp oven circuit with a double pole isolating oven switch above the countertop.
Great job!!! I did a similar swap with my dishwasher, the old unit was unfortunately hardwired into the back of an outlet, the new unit did not have a power cord so I repurposed a power lead from a microwave with a plug and was able to Plug it directly into the outlet when installing it, Making future service much easier
Wow, a hardwired one would have made me nervous! I've never heard of a hardwired dishwasher, either - but I like your thinking to make it easier in the long run 😀
Did you plug it into 110 v circuit or 220v?
@@DD20248 obviously a 240v circuit why would it be 110v😂
Love your videos, just wish they were longer.
Aww, thanks! I do have a few bigger projects I'm currently working on, so there will be longer videos to come. But in the meantime, I've also been working on little odd jobs in between 😉
me too, they are very enjoyable to watch, very informative
No way 😮here I was thinking they needed to rewire the plug or something technical to justify installation costs 🙃 thanks for giving me the confidence to do it myself!!!
Depends on how powerful the oven is! But an electrician may also want to install an isolation switch outside incase there's a fire.
Loved your dance at the end vikkie.i had to watch it 3 times 😂😂😂
lol, maybe eventually I'll put a montage of them together in an end of the year video 😂
The Carpenter's Daughter yeah that would be so cool .you should get a third channel comedy 😃😃😃
Looks good finished Vikkie.... that job was a bit different to the heavier DIY ones youve been up to recently, lol. Also a bit dryer for you too and you didnt needing scrubbed down afterwards.... nice one lass :)
Thanks 😀 thankfully the little jobs I've been doing lately have also been giving me time behind the scenes for more time consuming ones which is a relief 😄 There'll be a couple more like this while I'll also work on fitting a utility kitchen in my conservatory 😉
Thanks for this, saves on stress and paying someone
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Good job I always take the oven housing door off before installing or replacing the oven and put the door back on after the oven is fitted
In the door gets damage
Good to see how straightforward the installation can be, Vikkie. I hope your new oven serves you much better than the old.
...Did I sense lots of hate for the halogen at the beginning?? ;-D
My limited understanding of electrics is that 2,200w is the maximum you can run on a 13 amp supply (standard three-pin UK plug). For anything larger, you'll need a 16amp socket. Even then, some items (I used to find this with machinery) drawing 2,200w on startup will not run on 13amp. It can be tricky as some manufacturers and retailers don't always state both the input and output (input is usually much higher).
Haha, yeah, I'm not the biggest fan of the halogen oven. It's taken a lot of space up on the kitchen counter and I suppose seeing the fat at the bottom never looks pretty lol. Ah, and thanks! I've been worrying about running a future table saw in my garage. Hoping it's straight forward!
Oh and no soggy pizzas 😄
Depending on what kind of saw you buy, I imagine you'll be fine. Are you close to making a purchase?
I'll pm you 😉
Olly Parry-Jones, hi actually its more like 3000w you can run off a 13a mains socket, remember Power = Volts X Current. Which in this case is 230 X 13 = 2990. You of course have to be careful not to over load the typically 32a ring main by having multiple appliances on at the same time. Most kettles are 3000w.
good video. yes, never put those on an extension.
yuck from when you took the old one out. glad you cleaned that old grease up.
if your other half had not helped, you could always just set the new stove on a high chair (like a bar stool or similiar) to hold it while you plug in.
so, now is a good time to bake a cake.
these short little videos are great. give yourself a big pat on the back.
Thanks! Yes, I almost mentioned about propping it up on some furniture 😄 It wouldn't surprise me if I knocked it off with my bum 🙈😂
Sorry, I forgot to say - I quite fancy doing a baking a cake in it 😍
Quick and easy install very good , your old one didn't last long then and I bet it was twice the price ! 👌
Indeed :) I hope it lasts much longer! The old one was a gift from my parents who found it on offer, so wouldn't surprise me if they got it much cheaper- they're great at finding bargains 😄
The black trousers and top look nice on you
Thanks 😉 Makes a change from my DIY clothes lol
very nice
Hi Vikkie, how's the Cookology oven doing a few years on? I've heard somewhat mixed reports about them...
It was great, but I no longer live there. Sorry!
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK Ha, no probs. Thanks for the reply! :-D
The dance at the end might have to become a feature now, video clear and concise as ever.
They're getting addictive 😄
the dances are quickly becoming your unique logo.
I'm going to run out of moves soon lol
Don’t worry, any move is a good move.
Most built in ovens are suitable for using on a 13Amp plug. Even if a fan oven are usually OK. The hob whether built in or part of a free standing cooker are the part that take the biggest load. This will have to be connected by 6mm to a 32amp supply. Had a free standing cooker a couple of years ago that was connected with a piece of normal flex used for extension leads. Bearing in mind it was rated at 10.5kw maximum load and the cable itself was damaged too it was soon condemned and disconnected.
so it means that just plug in the wire from oven into the wall plug? does it mean that the oven always turned ON? or is there's any power switch ON/OFF at the oven it self?
Wow, she really can do everything
I wish!! 😄😉
The Carpenter's Daughter well you can certainly do a lot more than most 😁
Hey. I’ve currently got a built in Gas Oven and want to change it to an electric one. Was wondering if that would be a difficult job to do myself? If it is who do I ask to come help install it? I can’t find anything online unfortunately. Thanks!!
Alwaysd wondered about these ovens.. do you need ventilation towards the back of the oven ? or does heat come out elseware
Sorry, I don't live there anymore, so can't remember. Probably best asking on amazon/manufacturer regarding the model you decide on buying
Sweet on!
Thanks :)
I'm fine with the "less than 3kw oven can use a plug & 13a fuse", however, you don't mention what size cable you fitted to the oven and plug. What did you use?
The one already attached.
I did the same thing myself for the first time a year ago, after our Ikea oven stopped heating. As long as you have the identical requirements and set up for the new one you cannot go wrong. The only issue I had was the length of the flex on the new one was half the length of the one on the old one. So I had to half install the oven whilst balancing with one arm and then squeeze my other arm in around the oven to plug it in, not something I want to do too many time....a shame about the Samsung oven as they are usually pretty good brand. Mind you there are not too many manufacturers that want to genuinely help when things go wrong and it looks like you have had a total nightmare from start to finish with that one. The new one looks great and hopefully your days of bodging the oven to get a hot cooked meal is now over.
Thanks! That sounds like quite a pain, but I'm sure it was worth it 😉 Sadly, my parents bought us the oven longer than two years ago and then we fitted if later, so they said any repairs would cost and there wasn't any point. To be honest, when looking at Samsung replacements, I never saw any good reviews to give me confidence. I love my Samsung mobile though lol
It was a massive pain but that pain came in the form of trying to battle with Ikea to replace the thing that was still in warranty.....the oven installation although fiddly was easy compared to dealing with Ikea customer care. I have never had a Samsung kitchen appliance, but they make a lot of hi- tech gear so thought they would make something with all the bells and whistles on that would last at least a few years....clearly not. Note to self to avoid any kitchen appliance made by Samsung....lol.
Note to self: Be suspicious of IKEA's warranty policy lol
I do have a question can the oven be installed on any socket from house or must be a special one?
yes special needs
What does it mean by hardwired?
Hola me interesa el sistema de funcionamiento. Pero cual es su precio gracias
Nice job, shame on Samsung! I think the switch to isolate the oven is supposed to be easily accessible, although I don't know if that regulation applies to 2kw built in ones, I'm not a domestic electrician (but I am qualified in electrical engineering).
ForestCat_Peter usually the socket behind the oven doesn’t have a switch, the switch would be outside the cabinet somewhere easier to flick on and off.
Thanks :) I tried to get it exchanged, but sadly they didn't want to know as my parents had bought it for us as a gift, but they'd had it much longer than two years. But I think it worked out for the best as I couldn't find any Samsung ovens with good reviews, so may have been back to square one.
Will Fox Will is spot on. Usually the 6mm from the CU terminates into a 45a isolator, which doubles up as a spare socket. A non-switched spur is then chased into an outlet behind the oven. Things get fiddly when it requires hard-wiring, but it’d have to be pulling a lot to need that.
Well done Vikki, excellent job 😊👍
You need to have an accessible double pole isolating switch fitted.
Does that apply if the previous oven was fitted before the need for an isolating switch existed and it's a straight swap over?
A 13A plug is a perfectly acceptable form of local isolation and connection for 2.1kw.. It should be accessible.
Don't you have to line the inside of the cabinet with some heat proof material? Isn't this risky? Couldn't the cabinet catch fire?
Same question here.
hello!! how much time does it take to install it?
This one was probably 15 minutes. And that's because we needed to add a plug and unscrew old oven and replace wih the new one.
Very nice
I love your funny face... " yuk !!! "
Me too... I didn't even know I did the sickly tongue thing until I watched back 😄
Hmmm. My new oven is 2.3kw, but says is must be hard-wired by an electrician. No plug supplied, and the old oven is hard-wired too. :-(
good and useful information....... that I want THINK YOU DEAR MAM
your came ouit easy my smeg oven seems to be stuck in the wall
In case anyone else has problems the smeg oven has four screws behind the door going straight into the oven that spread and lock the oven in place
awesome
Thanks 😀 I can finally eat some more homely baked meals again 😍
what is installed above this oven , mam ?
It's a microwave oven 😊
A question NO ONE asks when buying a new appliance, "How long is the power cord?" I guess one could have used the power cable from the old appliance....
And I've noticed since that it's not mentioned on the Amazon listing either ;) I did wonder that, but thought it would be left alone. I don't mind changing a plug though 😃
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Nice!
Thanks!
Any chance you know anything about heat to water pump system? Installation fees etc!!
Hope you well have lots happy Day's of cooking 🍔🍟🍕🍞😉
Me too! I hope it lasts longer than the old one 😄
The Carpenter's Daughter I'll keep my fingers crossed the oven well last for year's. 😊. 🍻 toast too new oven.
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The Carpenter's Daughter 🙂
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It seems straightforward but i have the fear of touching cables !
If in doubt, then contact an electrician :)
Why did that look so easy...?
Most replayed part made by men of culture 😂
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Bring on the pizza 😉
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Genuinely shocked that all an oven is, is basically a big microwave! That's easy.
I was too!! This particular oven is less powerful than our kettle and absolutely no complaints when cooking with it :)
Let me see if I have this correct..1.) World class cook 2.) Drop dead beautiful 3.) Expert at fixing and building things around the house 4.) Articulate and intelligent. 5.) Thrifty. Yes I think that sums it up, can I clone you?
Hahaha, can't help you there 😂
Eerrmm..I think you forgot to mention to turn of the household electricity before removal...!!!
Why? This model is just like unplugging a kettle, surely?
You need to isolate the cooker safely before extraction. Just pulling the plug does not necessarily make the cooker safe. If there is a faulty wire before extraction, you will not be aware till the cooker is removed. Turn off the switch associated with the oven first. This will disable the live circuit but not necessarily the natural, meaning even with the cooker plug out, the cooker will still have current. Only way to eradicate all thee risks is to turn off the electricity in the house beforehand to be sure. :))
@@michaellupton335 if the oven is pulled at the plug there is absolutely no way that oven is getting any power. It works off of a plug. If you pull that plug it's power supply is cut. If the oven in question was hard wired, then sure, you must switch off the power at the mains before disconnecting it, but not when it's plugged. It's like saying if you unplug a television it's still getting power, how, its unplugged? If you bought a new toaster would you switch off the power at the mains before you unplugged the old one and plugged in the new one? No, of course not. Same situation here...
you are extra pretty in this video.
Nice dance:)
Thanks 🙌🙌😀
Samsung P.O.S. lol.
LOOKS LIKE A SAMSUNG. STAY AWAY FROM SAMSUNG
I'll never buy one of their ovens again!
Watched a few youtube videos with issues too
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK Don’t buy anything made by Samsung unless it’s electronics(tv/cell phone) I work on HVAC and some appliances. Everything Samsung has made, especially fridges has been a nightmare
Replace the word Oven with Sex Toy
Lmao that's so basic🤣 do people need a tutorial for that too
Yes!