In article , "John Harlow" wrote:
I'm replacing a JennAir stove. Simple enough wiring; 220v blk + red, white
neutral, metal flex conduit. Now, the new stove has a green ground lead
bolted to stove frame, but the old one didn't.

What to do with it? Ignore it? Tie to metal conduit? That would of course
be redundant...

Tie it to the metal conduit, or to the [presumably] metal box that the
conduit terminates in. If there's room in the conduit, for additional safety
you could pull a separate ground wire through the conduit, and tie that to the
ground lead of the stove as well.

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Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

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