Backwards. The four hole socket (not a four hole plug) has 220 and 110
available.

The cord to your saw is 220 only.

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"LA" wrote in message
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wrote:
You have a 120/240 receptacle. Your saw is 240 only. The best option
is to add another receptacle with the right configuration. You will
have 2 hots and a ground, no white.

If I understand your comment...the receptacle is a 220v only. There
is
no way to plug in a 120v line and it has a 40 amp breaker.

So you are saying wire the "common/grround" from the saw to the ground
on the receptacle... right?

Thanks!