Pi$$

The new cooker was delivered on Monday but the plug didn't match the socket so we just called our tame electrician to come and sort it out as apparently that is a legal requirement.

He was a little confused that the cable (and plug fitted) only had 3 wires in it when the standard in Denmark is to have 5 so he had to change the cable on the cooker.

Then he went downstairs to the fuse cupboard and returned to tell us that one of the phases (is that the right name?) had tripped the circuit breaker. None of this really matters because he had the cooker going in a few minutes, but it does, however, appear that there may well be nothing wrong with the old cooker and the only thing we have achieved by buying a new one is that we no longer need to clean the old one.

That was really embarrassing!

Does anyone want to buy and working, but rather dirty Smeg cooker?