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RENOVIEREN1 Jul 2008 10:00Hello, I bought a new oven.
Can you connect these yourself, or is it too dangerous for someone without experience and better left to an electrician?
Maybe someone has a tip for me.
Can you connect these yourself, or is it too dangerous for someone without experience and better left to an electrician?
Maybe someone has a tip for me.
I would like to point out once again that most accidents happen in one’s own apartment or house. This often occurs precisely because people do things like connecting a stove without really knowing what they are doing. In cases like this, it is definitely worth spending the money to hire a professional.
Best regards,
yung 😉
Best regards,
yung 😉
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nicobischof12 Jul 2008 23:42Hello!
I strongly recommend that you consult a professional. Working with three-phase power is not without risks (I assume you mean three-phase—400V?). A professional has the necessary experience and proper measuring tools (such as a voltage tester).
Especially when using three-phase power, it is important to have a three-pole circuit breaker. If you don’t have one and something goes wrong—say only one or two breakers trip—your stove or oven could be damaged.
So, definitely get a professional involved ;-)
Best regards
Nico
I strongly recommend that you consult a professional. Working with three-phase power is not without risks (I assume you mean three-phase—400V?). A professional has the necessary experience and proper measuring tools (such as a voltage tester).
Especially when using three-phase power, it is important to have a three-pole circuit breaker. If you don’t have one and something goes wrong—say only one or two breakers trip—your stove or oven could be damaged.
So, definitely get a professional involved ;-)
Best regards
Nico
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