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Stove on New Breaker Not Heating Up?

I just replaced a fuse box with circuit breakers. Now my stove is not getting hot. It just gets warm. They just put a 40 amp breaker in and it is still not hot.

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July 23, 20150 found this helpful

Time to call in a certified electrician, I should think. That is what I would do.

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July 27, 20150 found this helpful

Verify that you are connected to a two pole breaker (240 VAC) not single pole (120 VAC) and that your stove requires 240 VAC (most stoves do). The two pole breakers take up two spots in your panel.

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