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Hey guys,
So I got a question for all the electrical & welding gurus.
I moved into a house, and I don't know why my welder isn't working. I also have to wire a new connection to the new dryer outlet.
Dryer outlet: 125v/250v, 30A
Wires: Green, White, Black
Welder: "220V" MIG cheap-o Harbor Freight (hey, it works fine, don't knock it)
When I touch the welder case, it has a current and is slightly shocking me (with the welder ON, and also OFF.) Also, the wire/spool is not feeding to the trigger.
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO WIRE THIS?
I currently have the white (neutral) to the "L", black (hot) to left side, and green (isn't this normally a ground) to the right side.
How is this supposed to be 250V (125V + 125V) if I have one grounding out?
Not an electrician (and scared to catch a wall on fire),
Pete
P.S. And, as always, thanks in advance!
So I got a question for all the electrical & welding gurus.
I moved into a house, and I don't know why my welder isn't working. I also have to wire a new connection to the new dryer outlet.
Dryer outlet: 125v/250v, 30A
Wires: Green, White, Black
Welder: "220V" MIG cheap-o Harbor Freight (hey, it works fine, don't knock it)
When I touch the welder case, it has a current and is slightly shocking me (with the welder ON, and also OFF.) Also, the wire/spool is not feeding to the trigger.
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO WIRE THIS?
I currently have the white (neutral) to the "L", black (hot) to left side, and green (isn't this normally a ground) to the right side.
How is this supposed to be 250V (125V + 125V) if I have one grounding out?
Not an electrician (and scared to catch a wall on fire),
Pete
P.S. And, as always, thanks in advance!