Power outlet just got a used 6513  and my electrician want to know what outlet power  is required ..120 or 220thanks

Have you tried different electrical outlets? Maybe the circuit breaker for your particular outlet blew when the electrician turned the power back on. Or maybe the electrician disconnected power to that particular outlet.

Also try leaving tv unplugged for 30 minutes or so, then plugging back in [to a known good outlet] to see if it will turn on.

welder drawing high current.sounds like a earth problem with the house or the unit.

This is a 25,000 BTU unit. It requires a 240v outlet fed from a minimum10-3 w/gnd AWG cable from a 240v breaker in the service panel. The outlet shape should match the plug, which will determine the correct amperage to use for the breaker.

If you don't know what all this means, please hire an electrician.

If the "3-prong" outlet to which you refer is a standard 110V outlet then adding another is very straightforward. It is quite common, though, for dryers to require a 220V outlet which is a different deal entirely (washers normally require only 110V). If that's the case (one needs 110, the other needs 220) then you probably want to consult a handy neighbor or a pro. If both need 110, then the first potential complicating factor is the size of the junction box the outlet is in. If it's a 2-gang box with one outlet in it, adding another outlet is easy - just add it to the box. If it's a 1-gang box (i.e., it's filled by the one outlet) then you'll have to replace the box before adding an outlet and again you'd probably want to enlist a handy neighbor or pro to help. The second potential complicating factor is the size of the breaker. If both machines want 110 and you add an outlet you might - *might* - be overloading the circuit (without knowing what machines you're talking about, it's an open question), in which case you'd have to add another circuit to the box for the additional outlet - again, a handy neighbor or pro can help with that.

So, in summary: if both machines use a standard 110V 3-prong plug adding another outlet is usually simple - you could even use a heavy-duty outlet multiplier. If either machine needs 220, see a pro or a DIYer.

As to what getting a pro might cost: I'm sorry, I have no idea. That depends on where you are and how difficult the job is. I can't even give you an estimate of how much it would cost me here 'cause I do all that sort of stuff myself.

I hope this was helpful to you, Helen! Good luck!

Verify proper line voltage is present at the outlet. This will require the use of a voltage meter. If not properly trained, I would consult an electrician to verify the voltage.
Part of the troubleshooting proceedure requires the technician to verify that the applience is receiving the required supply power.
This has to be verified at the outlet to eliminate the possibility of a bad breaker or bad connection inside the breaker panel or outlet box.
Hope this helps in finding the solution to your problem..
Thanks and good luck..

its not transformer or machine problem at all.all the connections are also proper.its the power issue the required power to the machine is not getting from the electric outlet.just call the local electrician and check out the power supply voltage from the electric outlet.and power required to the machine which will be listed on the machine.if more power is required he will connect the over power IC and get the machine work.if less power is required he will connect the RESISTOR and lower the power to the machine and make it work.

Trust the Electrician. 99.9% of the time, the only requirement for working at a retail store is to know absolutely NOTHING of the product they sell. Where an electrician is liable for any damage to property or person injured due to his/her work... not to mention to 2 years of required training to get your journeyman lisence.

THE NEC NOW REQUIRES YOU TO INSTALL A 4 PRONG PLUG 10-4-WG WIRE CONNECTED TO A 30 AMP DOUBLE POLE BREAKER THE PIG TAIL ON THE NEW STOVE MUST MATCH THE PLUG SO THE ONE OFF OF THE OLD STOVE WILL NOT WORK GET THE 4 PRONG PLUG AS WELL THE WALL PLUG WILL BE EITHER A FLUSH MOUNT OR A SURFACE MOUNT AS TO SAY IN THE WALL OR ON THE BASEBOARD SURFACE REPLACE WITH THE SAME AS YOU HAD BEFORE IT IS LESS TROUBLE IN THE LONG RUN THIS SHOULD ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS THE ELECTRICIAN NEEDS TO KNOW IF NOT LET ME KNOW

There is no schematic available. Only point to point wiring for the various modules. If you have no power at all, nothing starts glows or blinks on the control panel or on any of the various boards then you will need a service call to try to resolve the problem. It may require a board swap to see if that board is at fault. Unfortunately the days of repairing boards are long gone. Sorry!

Dave T