On Apr 15, 11:59 am, Terry wrote:

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.

They're not going to use your old cord for the obvious liability
concerns that it might generate, and a new $15 cord for a new stove
isn't much of a ripoff plan.

Are you sure you even need a cord? You might have enough wire to
connect straight to the terminal block. As installations go, stoves
are pretty straightforward.
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- gpsman