We purchased this range during our kitchen remodel. The only problem we cam across was the fact that our old range had a pigtail that was connected at the range and the other end had the plug for 240 volts that simply plugged into the wall. The new range came set up to hard wire the range into an existing junction box. So I had to purchase a new male 240 volt receptacle and connect that to the wires that were connected to the range. Then I used my existing pigtail and purchased a female 240 volt receptacle to connect to the opposite end of the pigtail. This allowed me to plug the two pigtails together to have the range work. It would have much simpler if the range came with a pigtail that was connected to the range and the other end had the make plug on it.