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Sat, Nov 20, 10 at 15:35
| I have an gas oven on a 15amp circuit and I want to move it to a 15amp circuit with 6 recessed lights on it. I think I have move then enough wattage left but I don't have the manual for the oven so I'm not sure.
If I'm correct the gas oven only has a heating element that draws power. Thanks in advance |
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| "If I'm correct the gas oven only has a heating element that draws power. " Usually the only electric items are spark ignitors, glow-plug ignitors for ovens, and clocks or timers. The name plate for the oven (look on the edge of the door opening) will list its power use. |
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Sun, Nov 21, 10 at 5:05
| If I'm correct the gas oven only has a heating element that draws power. Some gas oven have an supplemental electric element or a electrically heated warming drawer. As Brickeyee said you look at the name plate or check the owners manual for electrical requirements. |
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