Maytag SDE5401AYW Electric Dryer "wire motor 220v" Questions

wire a 2HP 110V ge motor to 220V I have a 2hp GE motor model number 5KC49QG6006X Amp 22-11.0 Frame145T That has 7 wires: RED J-10, PURPLE P-1, BROWN P-2, YELLOW T-2, ORANGE T-3, YELLOW T-4 and BLACK T

...wire diagram will tell which set is closed and when. 6 if you have power, the timer contacts to the motor and the heater (separate circuits usually)are "closed", the motor runs, the cent switch ...

...wire diagram will tell which set is closed and when. 6 if you have power, the timer contacts to the motor and the heater (separate circuits usually)are "closed", the motor runs, the cent switch ...

...wire diagram will tell which set is closed and when. 6 if you have power, the timer contacts to the motor and the heater (separate circuits usually)are "closed", the motor runs, the cent switch ...

on Possibly lost one of the the three power wires. The heater uses the 220v but the lights and motor use 110v from one side and the timer from the other. should be a schematic on the back of the dryer

motor switch, start button, or timer. Can you hear the timer running? Start button you can wire around paper clip shoved into the two wire ends that go to the switch. Make sure to turn power off first

...220v on a double breaker in your breaker box. (120v for the motor,120v for the heater element). When your dryer sparked, it probably tripped the breaker. Note: you REALLY need to buy a switch an get ...

220v then check the t-stat and thermal cut-out on the blower. Check all wires for loose or burnt terminals. If all that is good it may be a bad motor or timer/control. I'm happy that you have a meter.

...wire diagram with the unit running. BE CAREFUL even if the unit is off 1 side of the heater could still be good. Remove power, then wires from 1 side or the other and check for continuity of the ...

wire cord from the electric pannel to the receptacle as follows : black (hot) to the left, red (neutral) to the right, and I connected the ground to neutral (white) in the receptacle (top and bottom).