All electric dryers in my experience (30+ years service tech) use 10-3. The heating element is 240V (red & black) and the drum motor runs on 120v (neutral [white wire] to either of the other wires. Depending on your local code (electrical inspector), each dryer might need to be wired separately from your entrance panel to a disconnect (fuse/breaker) box near each dryer. I advise hiring an electrician to do this as a mistake can (and has been) fatal.....friend killed his wife years ago.
Is there a wiring diagram pasted on the back panel of the dryer....or a "tech sheet" with wiring diagram somewhere you can find it? It"s also possible to do a search (internet) for the model number and wiring diagram to see if you can find one online.
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