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I have had aluminum wire feeding my free-standing range for over 25 years with no problems, but now I am concerned that it still could be a problem if it is connected to a copper screw at the breaker box or the outlet behind the stove.
Could this cause a fire or should I have the wire replaced with copper wire? The wire has no visible markings of what size it is but I would guess #6 wire. The breaker box and stove outlet have been there since day one. I am not an electrician and could use an opinion. Thank you Tina (My concern came from some new reports on TV about home fires.) |
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