Cooking Appliances Sample Clauses

Cooking Appliances. No large/heavy appliances are permitted on ‘Premises,’ except those provided by ‘University.’ Residence halls allow only approved microwave ovens (no more than 750 xxxxx of power plugged into a multi-outlet power strip with circuit breaker), refrigerators (weighing less than 50 pounds, less than
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Cooking Appliances. No large/heavy appliances are permitted in assigned living spaces except those provided by University. Student residence facilities allow only approved microwave ovens (no more than 750 xxxxx of power plugged into a multi-outlet power strip with circuit breaker), refrigerators (weighing less than 50 pounds, less than 3.7 cubic feet in size, and having an amperage draw of 3.0) and popcorn makers.
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Cooking Appliances. Residence halls allow only approved refrigerators (weighing less than 50 pounds, less than 2.5 cubic feet in size and having an amperage draw of 2.5) on Premises, this does not include microfridges. No other appliances whatsoever are permitted in the residence halls. No cooking is allowed on the premises, nor use of a microwave or any other appliance beyond the refrigerator defined in this paragraph.
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Cooking Appliances. You are prohibited from cooking food in your bedroom. You will store all electrical cooking appliances (i.e. toasters, hot plates, microwaves), in areas with approved kitchen facilities. Automatic shut-off coffee makers or kettles are permitted in residence rooms. You are prohibited from having barbeques or fires on the University of Waterloo residence property. You are prohibited from lighting/burning candles, incense, or oil lamps, or any appliance requiring combustible fuel in any residence. If you are required to light or burn candles/incense based on religious grounds must seek prior permission from your Residence Life Co-ordinators. You may not use an extension cord in residence, as they can easily be misused and pose a major fire risk. If you use a space heater, is is mandatory that it be equipped with an auto shut off, be CSA approved for electrical use and be in good condition. You must not overload electrical outlets.
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Cooking Appliances. RANGE/COOK TOP Electric, It operated normally in this short test. AGE: Old, expect repair. OVEN It operated normally in this short test.
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Cooking Appliances. RANGE/COOK TOP Gas, It operated normally in this short test. OVEN Gas, It operated normally in this short test. MICROWAVE The microwave worked normally.
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