Questions & Answers for: Kenmore l1 and l2

...supply voltage to be 240VAC for the heater. Everything else runs off one leg of that or 120VAC L1 (Black)-Neutral(White)-L2 (Red) L1 to L2 = 240vac L1 to Neutral=120vac L2 to neutral = 120vac ...

...L1, L2 and N. 120VAC between L1 and N, 120VAC between L2 and N and finally 240VAC between L1 and L2. The L2 error code means you are missing one leg of the 240VAC (between L2 and N). Probably the ...

...L1(120VAC) and L2(120VAC) enter the control module totaling 240 VAC. I can also see where an L2 in and an L2 out are represented on the module most likely indicating that L2 is reduced to provide a ...

...wire for L1 and L2 hots... then white for neutral- in the four wire setup it will be as follows black L1/red L2 both hot wires, white neutral or "N" terminal and /Green for safety ground to unit ...

...do its functions.I have change the fuses and check the breaker. sounds moree likely that you lost one side of your power check your voltage at the outlet l1 to ground 120 l2 to ground 120 l1 to l2 ...

L1 and L2 on your dryer,the center is the N neutral wire and goes to the N terminal,usually the L1 and L2 are a gauge larger than the neutral: HINT: the center is normally neutral on both the cord and

...L1 to L2. Motor will run, but no heat. I am stumped. Thanks in advance. Check your breaker box. If one side trips it will run but will not heat. Common problem. Try checking L1 to N, and L2 to N, you ...

...L1, L2,H1& H2,is the other marking H3? 2)was the old switch your replacing for a select a burner size where you could select just the inner small segement of the burner to come on or with another ...

L1, L2, H1, H2, P I need to connect right wires for part AP4008781 Its common for replacement switches to be different then the original because the original has gone obsolete. Usually the replacement

...L1-110v to L2-110v. Please help Hi if this is a dryer built for another country, I would highly recommend getting a professional to install the dryer for you as the current/voltage would be different ...