The existing 4 wires meaning Red, Black, White, Bare? Red and black are "hot" (using 120V from each phase of your service entrance), white is neutral, and bare is ground. Ground the bare or green wire to the electrical box then use red and black as your hot wires and white as neutral. You must ground the welder itself also with a jumper wire in order to be safe.
most of the time you need to run a new wire containing two lines a neutral and a ground.
If this wire is already run and it has a 3 prong outlet attached the what you need to do is turn off power. the check and make sure it is actually off. then when you disconnect the old outlet the new outlet gets wired with the two hot wires on the hot terminals the neutral on the neutral terminal and the ground on the ground terminal. If you need help determining which terminal is which let me know what type of outlet you are trying to install and i can get the schematics for it.
First you need to know that an electric dryer is almost always a 30 amp 220 Volt power supply. Most small welders require a 50 amp 220 volt power supply. Check your welder's power requirement. If it requires 50 amps, it'll never work correctly on 30 amp.The plug conversion is simple. The wire your dryer is powered by will have two "hot" legs, the red and black wires. These supply the 220 volt. Then it has a ground (bare copper or green conductor. And last it has a white wire, the neutral.Your 3 prong plug on your welder only requires the two "hot" legs and the ground wire. You shunt the neutral white wire with a wire nut.
yes ofcourse they both are the same
no becuse of the sterotypes it as lol
Change either the plug or the cord. The fourth prong is another ground. It would be easier to change the cord.
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First you need to know that an electric dryer is almost always a 30 amp 220 Volt power supply. Most small welders require a 50 amp 220 volt power supply. Check your welder's power requirement. If it requires 50 amps, it'll never work correctly on 30 amp.The plug conversion is simple. The wire your dryer is powered by will have two "hot" legs, the red and black wires. These supply the 220 volt. Then it has a ground (bare copper or green conductor. And last it has a white wire, the neutral.Your 3 prong plug on your welder only requires the two "hot" legs and the ground wire. You shunt the neutral white wire with a wire nut.
yes ofcourse they both are the same
get a schematic free for whirlpool gas dryer
by makeing it dryer
no becuse of the sterotypes it as lol
you flink the switch
Kenmore eliteelectric dryer model # 110600729990 says its drying, nothing happens
washer and dryer people leave change in their pockets and it always falls out
you buy a new one
As long as the new dryer has the same plug configuration as the old one, just plug it into the same receptical that the old dryer was plugged into.
Change either the plug or the cord. The fourth prong is another ground. It would be easier to change the cord.
Heating an Ice cube with a hairdryer is ...Physical change