“I asked if this range requires a 220v outlet and your response was that it requires 120v...Since there is no 120v, did you mean 110v or 220v?”

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• The oven is powered by gas. However it does need 110V (from a regular wall socket) to power the computer functions for the oven and the burner igniter. In the even of a power failure, the stove top burners will still work, you just have to light them manually - however the oven will not work because it is completely computer controlled.

  Answered by CoffeeBoiledOver 3 years ago

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• Thanks so much for reaching back out with your question. We're sorry our last response did not clear things up. The electrical requirements for this range are indeed 120-volt, 60 Hertz, properly grounded circuit protected by a 15-amp or 20-amp circuit breaker or time delay fuse. If you would like to read more about this, check out page 3 of the installation instructions linked here: https://files.bbystatic.com/ryYVE01KtNfjHQgIjqHVjQ%3D%3D/Installation%2BGuide If you have any other questions for us, we're here for you. -Chris@GEA

  Answered by GE Answers 3 years ago

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• 117 VAC

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• 240 volts come into your house. Your outlets run on 120. If you take readings and you have 110, I’d recommend contacting your electric company because you have low voltage.

  Answered by mw91 2 years ago

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