Posted by j hikemper on April 05, 2012 at 20:27:40 from (50.102.5.162):
wife bought a good as new washer and dryer at auction to instal directly upstairs above the existing set ,,. the new dryer requires 10 -3 wiring /WE THOUGHT WE COULD JUCTION NEW WIRING FROM THE DOWSTAIRS DRYER PLUG AND RESOLVE NEVER TO USE BOTH AT THE SAME TIME ...that seems doable ,,, HOWEVER THE DOWNSTAIRS DRYER PLUG IS WIRED WITH 10-2 WITH GROUND ,,THE UPSTAIRS DRYER will run and tumble but will not heat ,, i think i will have to run 10-3 all the way to the fuse box in order for the dryer to heat ???,,IT COULD BE THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE DRYER ? BUT I DOUBRT IT,, MY FARM BOY KNOWLEDGE IS just enuf to be dangerous when it comes to electric ,, in the EXISTING dowstairs plug i matched the black wires , the 10-3 red matched up with the white 10-2 ,,the bare grounds were connected to the white 10-3 wire ,,everything seemed to work normal on the new dryer except for NO heat..THE BREAKER IS OFF FOR THE NITE ..
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