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Hmm. Panel is already loaded up with tandem breakers. There is no separate 240v circuit for the oven, it is gas. I calculated my service requirements when i did the garage sub panel, didn't need an upgrade for that reason.

I will think about using the existing 240v circuit for the clothes dryer to run a sub panel, then run separate circuits for the dryer and the dishwasher from that. Come to think of it, I have another potential 240v appliance to add later (commercial two head espresso machine) so a sub panel might be the best approach.

The dishwasher has a booster heater, takes hot water and heats to 180 F for the rinse cycle, hence the power requirements. Hobart Model LX30H https://www.heritageparts.com/medias/HOB1802.pdf?context=bWFzdGVyfHBkZi1tYW51YWxzfDI2OD U1OHxhcHBsaWNhdGlvbi9wZGZ8cGRmLW1hbnVhbHMvaDZlL2g2 Ny84OTY0ODUwODEwOTEwLnBkZnwyMmVmMGI3ZDBlZjRhMGUzZG JjZjE1YjE3ODg1NDQ4NzY2ODI5NTRkYjM4ZGNhZWQ0MjA4MGJj NDhkMDJlZjkx
My Bosch has a supplemental heater to 180F as well and it is 1500 Watts.
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