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Just isolate it at the consumer unit and undo it.
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You can calculate the requirement of the oven by finding out how many watts it's rated for and using maths (it's roughly 3000w max for 13amp). If you wait until it arrives and it doesn't have a 13 amp plug you will need a cooker circuit installed that can handle the power. Could mean a new cable run and socket which should be installed by an electrician. Otherwise just plug it into the existing 13amp socket.
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What model are you replacing and what one are you buying?
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What kind of person for an integrated oven installation? Electrician I guess...
John Lewis only install if they deliver themselves, they don't fit the ones (including Zanussi which we'd go for as like-for-like replacement) that come direct from the supplier.
Current oven might be on a 13A plug but the new one might need to be directly wired in to the circuit. Can they do this into an existing socket or does it require more work (might be an arse because of fitted kitchen).