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Buying a stove Installing the cord Terry 04-15-2008
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Posted by willshak on April 15, 2008, 6:39 pm
on 4/15/2008 11:59 AM Terry said the following:
> I looked at a stove at Home Depot the other day. I was ready to buy
> one. They have "free" delivery and they carry away the existing
> stove.
>
> The stove I was looking at was around 600 bucks. The "free" delivery
> was a gift card that you had to use in the store.
>
> Then they wanted to charge me another 15 bucks for the cord. I
> said...why can't you use the one that is on the existing stove.
>
> They said it would void the warrantee. I walked out.
>

My dual electric wall oven from Sears did not come with a cord either. I
suppose that it is to insure that a qualified electrician installs it.
Fortunately, my wife's nephew is a union electrician. He had to buy the
cord, 220 w breaker, and junction box to install it.

--

Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on April 15, 2008, 9:34 pm

>I looked at a stove at Home Depot the other day. I was ready to buy
> one. They have "free" delivery and they carry away the existing
> stove.
>
> The stove I was looking at was around 600 bucks. The "free" delivery
> was a gift card that you had to use in the store.
>
> Then they wanted to charge me another 15 bucks for the cord. I
> said...why can't you use the one that is on the existing stove.
>
> They said it would void the warrantee. I walked out.

Well you are now off to a good start. Try your local reputable dealer and
you'll find you can get the same services and pay about the same. The big
box stores don't have any bargains.

You may or may not need a new cord as that depends on what you have. At
$15, it is a typical price for them. Many small dealers now belong to
buying co-ops such as Brand Source, and offer the same prices as the big box
stores and usually offer far better service. Next day delivery? My local
dealer often delivers the same day if you are in early.



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