What kind of electrical plug need for it? null

YOU WILL NEED A 120 FOR THE MICROWAVE AND A 220 FOR THE BOTTOM OVEN.

the cord does not have a plug at the end. it has to be hard-wired. We had to have a new 220 junction box installed because the cord on this unit is shorter than the previous cord, so the existing box was too far away to connect. had to hire an electrician and he checked the specs in the instruction booklet as to where and how to connect. he made a new cut out and put a new junction box up by the top of the opening. Then the installers (not the electrician) came and held the combo unit halfway into the opening while the guy connected the wires in the cord to the new junction box. it only took the installers a couple minutes and boom it was done, but it took me a week to find a reasonable priced electrician and get that part done.

Hi Paco - All electric wall ovens must be hard-wired (direct-wired) into an approved junction box. A plug and receptacle is not permitted on these products. The oven is equipped with a 54” long conduit. We suggest to view the Installation Guide for complete details: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=31-11109-1.pdf - (Amp Rating at 208V/240V= 30). Thanks for choosing GE! Sue

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YOU WILL NEED A 120 FOR THE MICROWAVE AND A 220 FOR THE BOTTOM OVEN.
Answered by Terrier 6 years ago
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the cord does not have a plug at the end. it has to be hard-wired. We had to have a new 220 junction box installed because the cord on this unit is shorter than the previous cord, so the existing box was too far away to connect. had to hire an electrician and he checked the specs in the instruction booklet as to where and how to connect. he made a new cut out and put a new junction box up by the top of the opening. Then the installers (not the electrician) came and held the combo unit halfway into the opening while the guy connected the wires in the cord to the new junction box. it only took the installers a couple minutes and boom it was done, but it took me a week to find a reasonable priced electrician and get that part done.
Answered by cinnasue 6 years ago
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Hi Paco - All electric wall ovens must be hard-wired (direct-wired) into an approved junction box. A plug and receptacle is not permitted on these products. The oven is equipped with a 54” long conduit. We suggest to view the Installation Guide for complete details: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=31-11109-1.pdf - (Amp Rating at 208V/240V= 30). Thanks for choosing GE! Sue
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