stove problem

Bob "3-phase" can have a number of different meanings. There is delta, wye, and two or three different ways each phase can be related to neutral

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-phase

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Thanks Bob but "Item can't be found"

just posted pictures on u tube http://youtu.be/y-iwMgfJaJw
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Thank you Bob but I can't really have helped all that much

The simple answer to your question is "Yes, you can".

But not because you have 220v or because it's wired for 3-phase power.

If you read the owner's manual for your range it tells you that all of the Garland S68X-series ranges are shipped from the factory configured for 3-phase power and that there is a wiring diagram on the back of your stove that tells you how to rewire it for 220v single-phase power.

That said however, your range draws 80 amps at 220v/1ph. That isn't "normal" household wiring for a range so you'll need to have a special 100A outlet (And the appropriate wiring to go with it) installed.

I need help....my rcd is tripping in my house....but the only time it trips is at night time???what could this be down to????