Questions & Answers for: changing heating elements 240v 120v

...240V and if one of legs is missing, the dryer would not heat. If it did not solve the problem, you have to perform full diagnosis. You will need some simple hand tools and a meter to check a ...

...heating element , thermostat for electric current using a voltage indicator . All have an electric current going through them.Sometimes the indicator will show a 120v and sometimes 240v , but still ...

...if the element was weak it may have broke in two along the coil wires. Happens alot. ensure 240v is available at the plug (motor is 120v, heating elements are 240v) any questions, let me know ...

...heating elements to 240v. I have 3 cecilware efs-40 3 phase 208v fryers. I have 3 phase 240v available to me. Can I purchase 240v heating elements and all systems would be OK? One of the fryers ...

...changing the regulator , motor, and the heating element. you need to get a electrician to run a 240v double breaker from the panel to the dryer. Hmm, we had the same mismatch on the last electric ...

...elements and the upper thermostat today. Mainly because it stopped heating all together. The water is heating up now, but I'm concerned that the bottom element is not working correctly. If that is ...

changing lower element? Two element water heaters are 240V. Thermostats cut power on one hot wire, but 240V circuit has 2 hot wires. So lower element has power at all times coming from the red wire. 1

...240V circuit. Double check for 240Volts. 2) Review electric Load. Water heater label shows wattage of tank. If tank is 4500Watts for example, you installed 3500 or 4500 watt elements. With 5500 Watt ...

240v, so it will go but the heating element may not if one half of the 240v is absent. If this checks out, with the power OFF: The dryer's heating element should read 0 to 50 ohms across the terminals

...heating elements and both thermostats meter says wiers are hot checked breaker its got power still no hot water any suggestions Water heater can test for power, but is only receiving 120V instead of ...