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Does code require the receptacle for a over-the-range microwave
to
be
GFI
protected? (Seems to me like it would be a good idea because one
may
frequently be touching the microwave and the grounded range - or
is
it
sufficient to depend on the microwave ground being intact at all
times?)

Anyway the main question is, "Doec the code require a GFI here?"


No

It does is it is near the sink.

But you knew that. Right? I'm sure you'll say so anyway.


Once again, you show you're ignorance.
Try purchasing a NEC2005 and learn to read.



You're still wrong. Could the receptacle serve the counter? Is it
within
6
feet of a wet location? If those conditions are met then an inspector
should require protection. Got it?


I got the fact that you don't understand NEC codes.


Wrong again.


Yeah, right.
If you did, you wouldn't be asking your stupid ass questions.