Questions & Answers for: wiring 30 receptacle

...30 receptacle for built in vacuum. Receptacle has only 3 leads, one calling for the ground and another for the white. What about the 2 hots (red and black)? The receptacle is for 120 volt 3 wire ...

oven doesn't work unless a burner is on. controls, display, and oven light don't work unless I turn on a burner, then it powers up. Check that one side of the 240 volt line has not failed. Check with ...

...30 amp outlet after pulling it out. You may have a bad socket. look at how it's wired behind the panel too and see if there are wires from the other sockets to this one. If so, check all connections ...

...receptacle. The wire is rated for 30 amps and is connected to a 2 pole circuit breaker at the fuse box. The instructions on the box seem to be for a standard receptical (ie no mention of a red wire ...

...wiring diagram and plug/receptacle specs for kenmore electric cooktp 42732 I believe that if you look on the name plate for the unit , it says that you will need a 30 amp, 220 volt supply circuit . ...

is it a bad circuit breaker? outlets do't work doesn't look like any are burned. panel hard to get to. How can I check? First is it really a 30A single pole GFCI breaker that is tripping? This is not ...

...30 amp. 2-pole circuit breaker. It's most likely the only one you have in your electrical panel. If there's two, then get a little inductance/voltage tester when purchasing your receptacle - to check ...

...a loose wire on the receptacle. You should have #12 wire fed from a 20 amp breaker and a 20 amp spec grade receptacle. I am a licensed electrician with 30 years experience. IBEW LU #479 Beaumont

...30 4 wire male connector to the Leviton 3 hole receptacle.? you for any help you can offer. Bob The best solution is probably to change the 3-wire receptacle to a 4-wire unit. The 4-wire unit has a ...

...30 amp circuit breaker. It is possible for only one side of a 2-pole breaker to pop. When that happens one of the "hot" terminals would be dead and would account for the weird voltage readings you're ...