Need wiring diagram for electrical household wireing single switch with pass through for recepticle with continous power

Check for a motor start capacitor that is defective. This can happen without external symptoms. Highly unlikely Hotpoint washer has 3-phase motor. Most household loads are single-phase. In North American residences, three-phase power might feed a multiple-unit apartment block, but the household loads are connected only as single phase. In lower-density areas, only a single phase might be used for distribution. Some large European appliances may be powered by three-phase power, such as electric stoves and clothes dryers. Three wires could be for different speed ranges or one could be frame ground.

I f you intend to run one light with two switches you should opt for 3 way switches. the wiring diagram is usually inside the box if you by them boxed.

Open following link to see specific wiring diagram:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-switches.html#combo2

There is only one Hot wire inside each household 120volt single-phase wall or ceiling box.
Unless wiring is off-code.
Hot wire is usually the black wire coming from circuit breaker.
White wire that arrives inside same cable with Hot black is the Neutral wire.

The other black and white wires evidently go to light fixture.
Which wire is Hot?
Separate black wires, turn power ON, tape tester leads to wood sticks, test each black wire to bare ground wire. Tester lights up on hot wire. Or separate black wires and use non-contact voltage tester.

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Open following link for large print instructions, and specific wiring step.
Read the additional help for step by step action.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html#wiring

The 'wire from fixture' means the wire that goes to the light.
One of the two wires that previously connected to switch is 'wire from fixture.'

The wire that goes to light will not show any power when it is disconnected from switch, and will not test positive or negative.

Single phase household electricity does not test positive or negative.
Household electricity is AC current which means the electricity is an oscillating wave that reverses direction either 50 or 60 times per second, depending on which country you reside.

For example each electrical appliance, like TV or treadmill, has small rating sticker, and in US, the rating sticker will show 60Hz. This is 60 cycles per second. A 60Hz appliance will not work in India or New Zealand or other countries that have 50Hz electricity.

Batteries are DC current and will test positive or negative.
Household electricity is AC current and does not test positive or negative.
Open following link for general illustration of household wiring:
http://waterheatertimer.org/See-inside-main-breaker-box.html

Assuming that you are planning to use the push in connectors then if you have four connections they are normally in two groups of two. Each group is connected to a single pole of the switch so you place one wire in either hole of each group. The switch will toggle simple on/off capability

CALL FOR SERVICE !!! Leave breaker off. Let an appliance service person check the power supply wires and possibly internal wire harnes fault. If this is a new dryer, the power cord hook up may have been done improperly, or the household dryer recepticle may be wired improperly.

OK here are a couple of very rough diagrams, but you can see how it wires up.

what size wire is run to the outlets and what size recepticles are they amp wise. it will make a difference. i.e. 15 amp recepticles cannot be run of of a 10 wire

yellow wire - continous power
red wire - power ( when switch is on)
black wire - ground
blue wire - remote ( has power when switch is on) ( must be connected)
blue/light blue - rear right speakers
yellow/brown - rear left speakers
white/white striped - front left speakers
grey/pink - front right speakers
orange wire- dimmer lights ( not important)

these are the wires coming from car follow this diagram and you should be fine

if you can let me know exactly what it is you are trying to achieve I will be able to help out. For instance do you need the motor to run continously, does it need to have variable speed, is it single or three phase, what rating is the motor
daz