Can i hook up 240v line and neutral to this machine?

Copy following link for T103 timer wiring options:
The clock motor is 120Volts, but clock motor can be changed from WH1570 to WG1573, and this action changes 120V T103 into 208-277V T104 timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-T104-Intermatic-timer.html#T103

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You CANNOT do this, USA 240V is derived from a poly phase scenario, IE 120V line to neautral and 240V line to line, UK 240V is derived from 1 line to neutral it will not work unless you power a transformer

You looked at nameplate on motor to get the rating information?
Rating plate may also have small wiring diagram.

I was looking at AO Smith single-phase 2-speed pool pump motors yesterday.
The rating plates show wiring.
Open following link:
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/AO-smith-rating-label-500.jpg

Notice the image shows the words: Brown White Line Line.
Brown and white are wire colors. Line means 'power' from breaker box.
240V will have two Line wires, L1 and L2. 115Volt will have Line or L1 and N or Neutral.
Look at your rating plate and then add a comment with clear description of what appears on rating plate, or include in-focus photo. Put your camera in macro to take close-ups.
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Your wall outlet has 2 plug-in slots. One is wider that the other.
'Line' will refer to Hot wire from breaker which corresponds to smaller slot on outlet.
'N' or 'Neutral' is neutral wire from breaker box which corresponds to wider slot on outlet.

You have 220Volts (same as 240V), then that circuit does not need a neutral.
All household single phase voltage requires two wires to complete the circuit.
With 120V, you have 1 hot wire and 1 neutral wire.
With 240, you have 2 hot wires, and these hot wires are called 'out of phase' since each comes from separate side of breaker box.
Notice that your 220V 10-2 wire goes back to a double breaker. This double breaker snaps over two different busbars. The breaker pulls 2 out of phase 120Volt lines, and when testing voltage across those two out of phase 120V wires, you get 240V potential.
The ground wire is redundant safety in both 120 or 240 Volt circuits, and is not necessary for either 120 or 240 to operate.
http://waterheatertimer.org/240-v-water-heater-circuit.html#120-240

I have an EH 40 sitting in front of me right now.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-EH40-hot-water-heater-timer.html
The link above shows correct 240V water heater timer wiring for EH40
Link below shows an overview picture of EH 40 connected to 240V water heater
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/EH40-water-heater-circuit-5.jpg
http://waterheatertimer.org/240-v-water-heater-circuit.html


EH40 has a 240V clock.
Terminals 1 and 2 send power to the 240V clock
Power to the clock terminals do not pass through timer to any other terminal

How to wire EH40 for 240V
240V line has 2 hot wires from breaker box.
Lets call these wires Hot1 and Hot2
These wire are interchangeable on 240V circuit
Hot1 connects to terminal 1 with a jumper to terminal 3 (or connect to 3 and jumper to 1)
Hot2 connects to terminal 2 with a jumper to terminal 5 (or connect to 5 and jumper to 2)

240V circuit has 2 wires going to the Load
Let's call these Load1 and Load2
These wires are interchangeable on 240V circuit
Load1 connects to terminal 4
Load2 connects to terminal 6

If the timer is still not working, go back to the breaker and test if it is delivering 240V to the circuit.
If breaker is bad on one leg, then the circuit can test with live power, but the 240V appliance will not work.
240V circuit requires both legs of 240V before circuit is complete.

blk/red are your two 120 volt lines the white is your neutral, if this is a 120/240volt combination motor make sure you change the wiring in the motor configuration to make it 240volt from 120volt

yes u will, but u will have to make sure one of the motor wires are hooked up that way also, in case it has been moved, here is a link with the diagram u need

http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/files/intermatic/products/instructions/timers/t103%20-%20english.ashx

Bad clock assembly although the clock works the solid state switches internally typically go bad even on brand new ovens,does broil work,the top elements should work?

If you are speaking of the 240v connection to hook up the oven to the electrical source, then white is the neutral(white to white), black is one of the 240v hot wires(black to black), and red is the other 240v hot wire(red to red).
Finally there is a bare or green color ground wire that goes to the bare or green wire form your source.
normally, the two outside wires on a terminal strip are the hot wires and the middle onif the neutral(white). It does not matter which wire(red or black) goes to what hot terminal at the appliance.
If you are talking about the internal wiring, I can get you a schematic of that.