Wiring up a new range oven to existing hard wired fuse

[janieJones123]

I took delivery of a new dual fuel range cooker today to replace my old built-in single oven. However, I want to see if I can hook it up to the existing circuit, as given everything at the minute, I can't get (or rather don't want to get) an electrician out.

Here's what I currently have:






There is also an earth wire, but this was not connected to the previous oven.


And in the back of the new oven, I can see the test wires:


Looking at the manual, connecting looks pretty simple. For 220-240 V seems like live wire goes to 1, neutral goes to 4 and earth to the earth tag.


I guess my question is whether the fuse amperage would be high enough, and how to check this? Or whether I may need to get the circuit updated?

 

[EFLImpudence]

Yes, circuit fine.

The cable looks alright but does not look like it has been used before. The earth wire should be longer than the other two.

I don't know what the earth wire coming out of the wall is. You have an earth wire in the cable.

Not sure what the "test wires" are, unless they are long enough to reach a wall connection plate.

The circuit breaker (not a fuse) of 32A is fine.

 

[winston1]

Looking at the manual, connecting looks pretty simple. For 220-240 V seems like live wire goes to 1, neutral goes to 4 and earth to the earth tag.
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The live goes to 1, 2, and 3 linked together.