Charging socket "shoprider sprinter". The three wires green, black and white going to the recharging socket have been ripped out. Not sure what wire goes where.

All the Service guides like this one are free from the maker.

http://www.shoprider.co.nz/pdf/troubleshooting.pdf

https://www.google.com/search?q=Shoprider+Sprinter+XLH+wiring+diagram

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black to black,,white to white

blue to gray and red to white,black to green

http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-timers.html

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Black n green go to black n green. You know the rest.

Yes, Red and Black are supposed to be your Load wires (110) each then green for ground which should be white..Before I wire it up use a tester and make sure that is what is going on.

IT doesent matter :) just make sure the green connect to the boddy of your dryer.

If the timer is already installed, then the incoming (from the breaker or source) black wire should be connected to the #1 terminal. The incoming white wire should be connected to the "A" terminal and the bare (or green) wire should be connected to the "GR" screw on the (lower) case.
To connect the pool filter (load) to the timer, connect the black wire to terminal #2, the white wire to terminal "A" (along with the incoming white wire) and the green wire to the "GR" screw (along with the incoming bare or green wire). Usually one twists the two green or bare wires together with a short pigtail using a yellow or red wire nut and then connects the pigtail to the "GR" screw.
The two white wires don't need to be pigtailed, as the "A" terminal is designed for two wires.

Okay. Hook black to black.
Green to green with white stripe.
Yellow to red with white stripe.
That should work. Nothing is going to blow up if it's wrong. It just won't work.

green is ground, white is neutral, red/black is usually hot on a 1 phase 110-120v motor. (normal colors are black, white, green).
if three phase, (208-220v), green is ground, white, is neutral, black/red/blue are hot. (only uses 2 of these, so there should only be a total of 4 wires). once you have the wiring connected, turn on the motor, and check the rotation direction it turns. if it turns backwards, reverse the red/black wires, the red/white wires, or the black/white wires.

be sure you look at the data plate on the motor to determine one or three phase motor.
their should be a small diagram of which wire inside go to which other wires inside on a three phase motor and for which voltage, and are usually numbered on the individual wire.
good luck.