Will A Dryer Work Without A Ground at Jackson Nicolle blog

Will A Dryer Work Without A Ground. Can i use that without a ground in a 3 prong dryer outlet. Your dryer won't be functional because the electronics (including its relays) control the 240v heater. Dryers in the us are 120/240 volts, requiring 2 hots, neutral and ground. In a dryer that has both 120v and 240v, if there is not a neutral, the electronics will simply not work. Or perhaps a 4 prong and add a ground wire connected to the water pipes? The posters install is using the bare ground as both the neutral. A friend of mine recently bought a new dryer, and noticed that the cord on the dryer only had the (2) hot wires and a neutral wire and did not. The ground wire is supposed to wire to the ground lug of the dryer as shown in the manual on. The center wire of this cable is the neutral wire and the outer wires are hot live. The answer is no, they wired the dryer wrong. This picture above shows a dryer cord (at the dryer end) with 3 wires only, no equipment ground wire.

Can i use that without a ground in a 3 prong dryer outlet. Your dryer won't be functional because the electronics (including its relays) control the 240v heater. Or perhaps a 4 prong and add a ground wire connected to the water pipes? Dryers in the us are 120/240 volts, requiring 2 hots, neutral and ground. The answer is no, they wired the dryer wrong. The center wire of this cable is the neutral wire and the outer wires are hot live. The posters install is using the bare ground as both the neutral. The ground wire is supposed to wire to the ground lug of the dryer as shown in the manual on. A friend of mine recently bought a new dryer, and noticed that the cord on the dryer only had the (2) hot wires and a neutral wire and did not. This picture above shows a dryer cord (at the dryer end) with 3 wires only, no equipment ground wire.

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Will A Dryer Work Without A Ground Dryers in the us are 120/240 volts, requiring 2 hots, neutral and ground. The answer is no, they wired the dryer wrong. Or perhaps a 4 prong and add a ground wire connected to the water pipes? A friend of mine recently bought a new dryer, and noticed that the cord on the dryer only had the (2) hot wires and a neutral wire and did not. The ground wire is supposed to wire to the ground lug of the dryer as shown in the manual on. This picture above shows a dryer cord (at the dryer end) with 3 wires only, no equipment ground wire. Dryers in the us are 120/240 volts, requiring 2 hots, neutral and ground. In a dryer that has both 120v and 240v, if there is not a neutral, the electronics will simply not work. The posters install is using the bare ground as both the neutral. Can i use that without a ground in a 3 prong dryer outlet. The center wire of this cable is the neutral wire and the outer wires are hot live. Your dryer won't be functional because the electronics (including its relays) control the 240v heater.