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Erika · 09-12-2012, 04:47 AM

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2156 7/20/2006 3:32:12 AM 7/20/2006 TechTalk Staff TechTalk@newellcoach.com 220 Volt power for the washer/dryer The dryer uses both legs of shore power. Connected in this manner, if the shore power provided is the RV standard 4-wire 220 volt/50 amp service, the dryer, as well as the 220 volt cooktop, if so equiped, receives 220 volts. If the electrical service available is 3-wire, 30 amp (or less), a second shore line connection must be available and used, and this service must be 180 degrees "out of phase" in order for have 220 volts. The on-board generator always supplies 220 volt power.

09-12-2012, 04:47 AM	#95
Erika Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 774	Q 2156 7/20/2006 3:32:12 AM 7/20/2006 TechTalk Staff TechTalk@newellcoach.com 220 Volt power for the washer/dryer The dryer uses both legs of shore power. Connected in this manner, if the shore power provided is the RV standard 4-wire 220 volt/50 amp service, the dryer, as well as the 220 volt cooktop, if so equiped, receives 220 volts. If the electrical service available is 3-wire, 30 amp (or less), a second shore line connection must be available and used, and this service must be 180 degrees "out of phase" in order for have 220 volts. The on-board generator always supplies 220 volt power.