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240 to 110 wiring
guys,
my existing outlet for my AC is 240V now we bought a new unit w/c is 110V, but when i opened my 240V receptacle it ony has 3 wires, 2 hot wires w/c is both 110V & 1 ground, no neutral wire, my question is: 1. i used 1 of the 110V wire & put the ground wire on the other line & its now working as 110V, how dangerous is this? 2. i have no neutral wire, what is my other option to make my outlet a 110V w/o using the ground as the other line thanx |
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