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dgwayne

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Quote from: philipma1957 on January 02, 2018, 09:44:30 PM

Quote from: dgwayne on January 02, 2018, 09:26:20 PM

I figured it out! The breaker I installed is a two pole BUT it only attaches to one 120v leg. I tapped into the stove breaker to verify and it works now! Time to get a gas stove lol. Thanks!

yeah I have done that first time it happened the breaker box was fucked up and limits 240 circuits.

I eventually wired the entire house over and bumped from 100 amps to 150 amps with proper spots for 240 circuits.

I appreciate you getting me going in the right direction. This old ass house has a 50 amp main breaker and no more spaces for additional breakers so eventually I'll put a whole new box!

philipma1957

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Quote from: dgwayne on January 02, 2018, 09:26:20 PM

I figured it out! The breaker I installed is a two pole BUT it only attaches to one 120v leg. I tapped into the stove breaker to verify and it works now! Time to get a gas stove lol. Thanks!

yeah I have done that first time it happened the breaker box was fucked up and limits 240 circuits.

I eventually wired the entire house over and bumped from 100 amps to 150 amps with proper spots for 240 circuits.

dgwayne

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I figured it out! The breaker I installed is a two pole BUT it only attaches to one 120v leg. I tapped into the stove breaker to verify and it works now! Time to get a gas stove lol. Thanks!

dgwayne

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Quote from: philipma1957 on January 02, 2018, 08:21:35 PM

okay the plug is this correct?

does it read 220 to 240 if you test the 2 points?

https://i.imgur.com/BGXDhXA.png

It does not read 240 at those two points. The only reading I get is 120v when one lead is on hot and other on ground. I must have something wrong then.

philipma1957

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okay the plug is this correct?

does it read 220 to 240 if you test the 2 points?

the_electronrancher

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No switch, you can plug into either 110 or 220 and it will work. Really, anything from 100-270.

Is your 220 cord bad, or your breaker tripped?

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dgwayne

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Hi all,

I recently wired up some 240v outlets with a double pole breaker in my house. my apw3++ has been running fine on 120v but now I plug it into the 240v and it wont turn on. I've racked my brain trying to figure out why. Is there a switch that has to be flipped in order to run it on 240v? I know some power supplies have those switches but i dont see one on this. Im pretty sure I have all the outlets wired correctly as I am getting 120v per leg and the ground is hooked up to the ground/neutral bar in the breaker box. Any advise would be appreciated!

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