“will my 15 amp circuit carry the 1,750 watt convection option featured on the samsung -1.7 cu.ft. slim fry over the range microwave unit...”

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• You need a 20 Amp circuit which is dedicated to this. Most circuits for microwave/hoods are 20 A. Check the number on the breaker.

  Answered by ehiris 11 years ago

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• Thanks for your interest in the MC17F808KDT. This multi-function Over the Range Microwave and Convection Speed Oven is designed to operate on a dedicated 120V/60 Hz/20-amp circuit. - Ms. Samsung

  Answered by Anonymous 12 years ago

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• 20 amp is recommended. We had ours connected to a 15 amp circuit and the lights would dim when we used it. No problem once I wired it to a 20 amp circuit.

  Answered by SGS14 10 years ago

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• Mine is running through 20amp wiring and outlets but has a 15amp breaker. I have not had any problems with it tripping so far.

  Answered by HappyCooker 11 years ago

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• Yes, that is about the limit for 15A circuit. 120V * 15A = 1800W

  Answered by xKing 12 years ago

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