Hooked refrig to 220volts instead of 110. What will be my problem

If the machine is rated only for 110 you will fry the circuits plugging it into 220 . You will need a plug transformer to convert the 220volts to 110volts before it even comes into your machine

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you will need a reducing transformer 220volts to 120 volts, you can find one at Radio Shack or Fry's Electronics., European countries uses 220volts, and the plug configurations are different from those of the USA.it is recomended to take one of these transformers with you when you travel abroad.

dryer element not getting hot .possibly only 110 volts instead of the needed 220volts ...maybe a bad breaker in fuse box

Your dryer is called 220, but in actuality it is only 110 X 2. If you have a 3 pronged plug to go into the wall, each of the slanted & flat prongs are carrying 110 volts. The roundish center prong is a ground.
One of the flat prongs is for the motor and the controls, the other is for the heating element. If you have a 4 pronged plug, the two side flat parallel lugs are 110 volts each, and the top flat and the roundish lugs are both ground.
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GFI protected? you have a leak somewhere ... Not GFI protected, you have a short. Is this 110 or 220Volts?

It sounds like the replacement 220 volt transformer is putting out too much power, as replacing a 110 volt transformer with a 220 volt one should have no effect on other components, as the output voltage and amperage should be the same as the original one.

if you are talking about an oven element, you should check that you have 220volts to the outlet. The top will work with only 110.

that pump is probably prewired for 220volts. you will have to check the diagram for how to configure it to 110v. most motor can be converted to 110v. If you are not comfortable with reconfiguring, contact a service tech.