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Hi,
I'm clueless about this stuff, so forgive me. We're replacing a dryer that seems to use a 50A cord which goes into a 40A breaker. The new dryer is 30A, which had me thinking that we'd need to get an electrician out here. But the landlord talked to an electrician friend of his who says that the 40A breaker is fine, and won't cause a problem. Is this accurate? I thought Amps were always supposed to be matched up. Can the dryer regulate a 40A circuit down to 30A or should I have a 30A circuit installed? Thanks, James |
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