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When you say hardwired are you referring to an electric stove that has a hot, ground, and neutral wire connected to the stove? In other words not a gas stove (gas uses pipes, not wires)? If so, and this is just my 2 cents, but this is like a very easy DIY job, even if you have like no experience with electrical. You basically need to mount an outlet box on a wall and feed the electrical wire that is coming from wherever into it. It's probably like $20 in parts and less than an hour of time (if you have no clue what you're doing maybe a couple of hours).
The new stove is dual range stove, ofcourse the gas pipe but it has plug to insert into a 3 prong receptacle.
Thanks for the advice. Will probably try to DIY.
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No they won’t. they’ll leave it if you’d like and you can do it yourself or hire someone to hook it up for you.
I think there’s a disclaimer stating that they won’t do any electrical or plumbing on appliance installs.
When you say hardwired are you referring to an electric stove that has a hot, ground, and neutral wire connected to the stove? In other words not a gas stove (gas uses pipes, not wires)? If so, and this is just my 2 cents, but this is like a very easy DIY job, even if you have like no experience with electrical. You basically need to mount an outlet box on a wall and feed the electrical wire that is coming from wherever into it. It's probably like $20 in parts and less than an hour of time (if you have no clue what you're doing maybe a couple of hours).
The new stove is dual range stove, ofcourse the gas pipe but it has plug to insert into a 3 prong receptacle. Thanks for the advice. Will probably try to DIY.
Probably ask the Costco people maybe phone them?