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It pulls less than your typical under counter oven (or an electric kettle). I think you need to check your circuits.
Unless your under counter oven is gas... like mine is.
Oh, nice! Do things taste different when using one of those compered to electric?
Nah. Grew up with a gas oven, have only had electric since leaving my parents' house, stuff tastes the same. TBH most people prefer electric ovens because they heat more evenly.