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Default Wire for range repair...

The wires on two burners need to be replaced and I don't know what type of
wire to use. I have some regular insulated wire from something else I did
but I am concerned that the heat from the burners will melt this wire, am I
right? The wire says on it: (Essex 10 AWG Type THHN or THWN or MTW E53446*
(UL) Gasoline and Oil resistant II 600 Volt VW-1.). What is the temperature
limit on wire like this and would it be safe to use? Thanks in advance.


 
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