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Grasswire2

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7. stupid me -- I assumed it was a switch like that for refrigerator or plugs.

Reply to relayerbob (Reply #5)

Sun Nov 6, 2022, 01:31 AM

Nov 2022

...and didn't find one marked STOVE.

But now I see that there is the proper thing. Repairman coming Monday. NOT THE LANDLORD'S SON. Goodness we have had troubles because they use him for all kinds of repairs.

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Help Doesn't an electric range require a separate breaker switch? [View all] Grasswire2 Nov 2022 OP

oh wait.....does a 220 switch look different? Grasswire2 Nov 2022 #1

Yes it does. nt Phoenix61 Nov 2022 #3

220 breaker Timewas Nov 2022 #4

An electric range requires it's own 220 volt circuit 40 or 50 amps Meadowoak Nov 2022 #2

THIS. 100 TIMES THIS!!! relayerbob Nov 2022 #6

Yep. rubbersole Nov 2022 #8

Absolutely! relayerbob Nov 2022 #5

stupid me -- I assumed it was a switch like that for refrigerator or plugs. Grasswire2 Nov 2022 #7

Not all breakers are labeled. usonian Nov 2022 #9