03-10-2007, 02:54 PM
FocusGuy7476,Mar 9 2007, 11:47 PM Wrote:i'm no electrician, but know enough that your going to have to have 220V breaker added to your panel, it could be possible that its on a fused system which now would be as good as any to upgrade to a breaker system. if it is a fuse system your not going to able to run your new stove on it. as well hope you don't have aluminum wiring in your house, its a possibility.
your $800 stove just may have cost you a lot more.
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Ya, no worries there, it's already on a breaker (2, for 240V), and it's copper wiring. I already removed the wiring from the old stove. Gonna hack out wall and wire up tomorrow.
j3rt,Mar 10 2007, 12:15 AM Wrote:there's nothing wrong with aluminum wiring, just don't ever mix it with copper. that's all.
you shouldn't have any issue with the new stove, looks like you already have 240V. As long as your neutral and gnd are correct the red/black are somewhat interchangeble.
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Ya, it's def 240V, no doubt about it. And thanks for the confirmation. I just wish I'd known before....woulda saved me a lot of messing around the night before delivery :lol: :lol: