Electrical oven connection suspicious
#1
12-14-19, 09:43 AM
Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 1
Upvotes: 0
Received 0 Upvotes
on
0 Posts
Electrical oven connection suspicious
Good day,
I am confused so much right now, I have an electrical oven in my place, the electrician came to replace the switch with one that has an indicator light, now, when I switch my oven off at the DB board, the indicator light dims but does not go off, when I turn on one of the hotplates, the indicator light on the wall goes off, but there is no power to the hotplate, shouldn't this indicator light go off when I switch it off at the new wall switch or at the DB board?
I am confused so much right now, I have an electrical oven in my place, the electrician came to replace the switch with one that has an indicator light, now, when I switch my oven off at the DB board, the indicator light dims but does not go off, when I turn on one of the hotplates, the indicator light on the wall goes off, but there is no power to the hotplate, shouldn't this indicator light go off when I switch it off at the new wall switch or at the DB board?
#2
12-14-19, 09:54 AM
Group Moderator
Welcome to the forums from South Africa.
You should put non US in your bio as this is primarily a North American based site.
You should have 230vAC 50hz power.
You'd probably have to post pictures or links to what you have there. If your ovens are similar to other European types.... there may be multiple shut offs to them.
You should put non US in your bio as this is primarily a North American based site.
You should have 230vAC 50hz power.
You'd probably have to post pictures or links to what you have there. If your ovens are similar to other European types.... there may be multiple shut offs to them.
