“One reviewer said that this unit requires a dedicated 20 amp receptacle Is this true??”

Asked by Sandman 10 years ago

1-10 of 10 Answers

yes they do most do
Answered by hank 10 years ago
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Mine is just plugged in to a regular wall outlet and works fine.
Answered by bobby 9 years ago
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We plugged into a 110 outlet and it works perfect!
Answered by TheNuke 9 years ago
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No, we plugged into standard outlet
Answered by MommaD 10 years ago
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No we used a normal wall outlet in the kitchen and it works fine.
Answered by BBAsia 10 years ago
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Not true
Answered by brianctfd23 10 years ago
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No. It plugs in to a typical receptacle.
Answered by CJLA 10 years ago
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My unit is running on a 15 amp breaker that is tied to 4 other outlets. I have yet to pop a breaker and we use it pretty much every day.
Answered by VenomousSVT 10 years ago
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I have not run into power problem such as my circuit breaker tripping with this LG 1.5 Cu. Microwave oven. My previous unit by Sharp frequently tripped the breaker when used with a toaster that shares the same breaker.
Answered by bkonline 10 years ago
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No
Answered by DAVE 9 years ago
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