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Name: Bosch - 800 Series 30 in. Wide 4.6 Cu. Ft. Slide-In Electric Induction Range with Self-Cleaning, 4 Elements and Warming Drawer - Stainless Steel
Brand: Bosch
SKU: 6501560
Price: 3699.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.5 (14 reviews)

Bosch - 800 Series 30 in. Wide 4.6 Cu. Ft. Slide-In Electric Induction Range with Self-Cleaning, 4 Elements and Warming Drawer - Stainless Steel

Model:: HII8057U; |
SKU:: 6501560

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QuestionWhat kind of circuit is required for this range? The specs for this range on the Bosch website call for a 40A circuit breaker. Our electrician looked at the requirements and recommends a 50A circuit.
Asked 2 years ago by sayanything.
- Answer Hello, thank you for your question. This appliance requires a dedicated 40A circuit. Thank you!
  Answered 2 years ago by BoschAppliancesUSA
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QuestionWhat is the raised bar across the back? My current slide in range simply overlaps the countertop cutout at the back like the sides and nothing sticks up. Is it necessary/removable? I have about a two inch piece of quartz countertop behind it.
Asked 2 years ago by potash.
- Answer Hi Potash, thank you for your question. This is the ventilation to cool the oven and this piece is necessary. Thank you!
  Answered 2 years ago by BoschAppliancesUSA
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QuestionHow much does this range weigh? I am concerned about potential damage to my floor coverings
Asked 3 years ago by Notellit.
- Answer Hi Notellit, thanks for your question and interest in model HII8047U. This unit has a net weight of 239lbs.
  Answered 3 years ago by BoschAppliancesUSA
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QuestionAnyone happen to know what the differences are between the new 57 series vs the old 56? Looking at the specs here and on the official Bosch website shows minor if any differences. This is true for both the 800 and the Benchmark series.
Asked 4 years ago by JustCurious.
- Answer Hi JustCurious, thank you for your question and interest in Model:HII8057U. The countdown shutoff timer has been removed in the latest model per UL licensing.
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Bosch - 800 Series 30 in. Wide 4.6 Cu. Ft. Slide-In Electric Induction Range with Self-Cleaning, 4 Elements and Warming Drawer - Stainless Steel

Q: QuestionWhat kind of circuit is required for this range? The specs for this range on the Bosch website call for a 40A circuit breaker. Our electrician looked at the requirements and recommends a 50A circuit.

Q: QuestionWhat is the raised bar across the back? My current slide in range simply overlaps the countertop cutout at the back like the sides and nothing sticks up. Is it necessary/removable? I have about a two inch piece of quartz countertop behind it.

Q: QuestionHow much does this range weigh? I am concerned about potential damage to my floor coverings

Q: QuestionAnyone happen to know what the differences are between the new 57 series vs the old 56? Looking at the specs here and on the official Bosch website shows minor if any differences. This is true for both the 800 and the Benchmark series.

QuestionWhat kind of circuit is required for this range? The specs for this range on the Bosch website call for a 40A circuit breaker. Our electrician looked at the requirements and recommends a 50A circuit.

QuestionWhat is the raised bar across the back? My current slide in range simply overlaps the countertop cutout at the back like the sides and nothing sticks up. Is it necessary/removable? I have about a two inch piece of quartz countertop behind it.

QuestionHow much does this range weigh? I am concerned about potential damage to my floor coverings

QuestionAnyone happen to know what the differences are between the new 57 series vs the old 56? Looking at the specs here and on the official Bosch website shows minor if any differences. This is true for both the 800 and the Benchmark series.