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Replacement stove has 4 wires - old wiring has 3
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... |
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