I want to run a 3 prong 220 extension to my 220 charger.
I want to plug it into the 4 prong dryer outlet on my wall.
there are 3 wires that go to the charger: white, black, and green.
I bought a 4 prong cord. it has red, white, black, and green.
so my question is what do I do with the 4th wire left over?
someone told me to simply put the neutral and ground together to go from 4
wires to 3 but something tells me that is wrong... Im not an electrician so
I have no idea.
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I want to plug it into the 4 prong dryer outlet on my wall.
there are 3 wires that go to the charger: white, black, and green.
I bought a 4 prong cord. it has red, white, black, and green.
so my question is what do I do with the 4th wire left over?
someone told me to simply put the neutral and ground together to go from 4
wires to 3 but something tells me that is wrong... Im not an electrician so
I have no idea.
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