I have a new electric range on the way and I am trying to figure out exactly what the electrical needs are. It is an LG LDE4411 and this is the manual: [url=http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-LDE4411ST#]LG LDE4411ST Support: Manuals, Warranty & More | LG U.S.A[/url] . On page 14, it says I can use a 40 amp range cord. Then on page 16 under 4-wire connection, it says I must use a 50 amp range cord. I am also unsure what my circuit should be. Using the specs on page 10, I come up with the need for 64.5 amps.

I am in the process of renovating my pool equipment pad plumbing and electrical. The original setup was old and had been pieced together many times over the years. I have a few questions listed below..... 1) I purchased a new sub panel that can be converted to a main panel. It has space for 8 breakers so that put me over the 6 throw limit in a sub panel. I like the idea of having a main breaker in the sub panel in case something needs to be replaced or worked on I can either kill the one item or everything at the pool. I do not see anything against this in the codes but wanted to make sure this is ok to do. The sub panel is only 6 feet from my main house panel and both are attached to the house. This panel was only $5 more than a traditional sub panel with no main. 2) I now have an issue with needing a service disconnect for the pump. I have read online that the breaker should not be used as the service disconnect. What would be the best option? Install a 20A switch with water tight cover to manually turn the pump off? Can this type of switch be wired to control two hots? 3) I will be running a 60A breaker in the main panel to the sub panel and a 60A main breaker in the sub panel. The panel is rated at 125A. Since I plan to add a heater in the next few years should i go ahead and wire it for a larger service? What wire is recommended, THWN? I also have read that it needs to be encased in sch 80 PVC and should be stranded wire instead of pre grouped wire. Is that correct? Any ideas or suggestions would be great.