Continuation of the drywall in the kitchen

[Marijairena]

How should one proceed here?
Of course, the sink must be removed before I can completely saw out the piece. It continues in a bit there.

Sturdy studs to attach the new board to.
At the bottom, there's a crack in the drywall. It's roughly behind the stove.

Either remove the drywall down to the floor. But then I have the wall box for the stove, which I don't know how it works. I'm a bit afraid of electricity if it's exposed.

Alternatively, just saw out the part where the tile is damaged and a little bit down. Attach a new drywall panel that I cut to size and install. Screw it to the studs with drywall screws.

The lower part toward the floor should be repaired and fitted with a suitable drywall strip or house fix or something else.
I'm thinking of trying to reduce the craftsmanship costs
Otherwise, they will do it, of course.

 

[Henningelvis]

What is that strange stove connection? Is the electricity routed to the box in a plastic conduit against the wall?

 

[maah]

That there are some cracks at the bottom doesn't matter, you can leave it as it is.
Saw off the broken gypsum and screw on a new one, easy-peasy!

The stove connection is a 1-phase 25A. It's usually a fixed connection on 1-phase, but there are ones with plugs as well.

 

[Marijairena]

Ok, so I don't need to touch the wall with the stove connection. Good to hear

A few cracks at the bottom don't matter, you can leave it as is. Cut away the damaged plasterboard and screw in a new one, easy as pie!

The stove connection is a 1-phase 25A. It's usually a fixed connection on 1-phase, but there are also plug versions.

 

[Marijairena]

What kind of funny stove connection is it? Is the electricity run to the box in a plastic pipe against the wall?

Yes, the electricity to the contact runs in the plastic pipe that goes along the wall and then continues out through a hole towards the hall. It seems to run throughout the apartment. Old installation from, I don't know when. The electricity should certainly be rewired in the apartment, but it costs mucho. I think they suggested something during the pipe replacement of about 30,000 SEK.