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3 wire appliance
posted by: flgator (old forum transfer)
27 Aug 2002 04:52 pm
I have a 3 wire 220 v air compressor (red, black, and frame ground) that needs to be connected to a 4 wire receptacle.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks in advance
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Posted by: HandyRon (old forum transfer)
Posted: 27 Aug 2002 06:17 pm
You will have to change the receptacle. What size circuit breaker serves this 4 wire recept. What is the ratings on the nameplate of the compressor?
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