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Most Electric Ranges are plugged into a 50 A breaker for good reason. When everything is turned on it will likely draw more than 30 A. The first step is to find the rating plate on your range and see the current rating. If great than 24 A you shouldn't use 30 A breaker. Make sure connection wire is sized for the correct amperage.

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