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Hello Kenny
What you are saying is you have a plug with wires on there already and it have Black, White and Green?
Green is the Ground wire and it will connect to the green wire on your bench grinder.
Black will go to Black on your grinder - it is the hot wire.
This leaves Red to white wire on your plug.
NOTE: is the wires on your plug the same size as your bench grinder wire or larger? If the plug wires are smaller - then go buy just a plug and connect the grinder wires directly into the plug.
Green to Ground green screw or round terminal.
Normally Black wire goes to Brass screw = both words start with the letter "B"
depends on how your ceiling box is wired. if your box has a black, white, or green or bare ground you need to twist your blue and black wires together and connect to the black wire in the box connect white to white and green to the green/bare wire. if you have a three wire connection (black,red,white,green/bare) you connect red to blue black to black white to white and green to green/bare
the only difference is that the 4 prong wire has a ground wire,on the block the white wire should be in the middle,the red wire on one side and the black on the opposite side and the green connects to the frame,so yes the white wire will connect to the blue/green combo....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7kgMn5Frt8&feature=related check out this video,it has the blue/green wire you're talking about.hope this helps.
Intermatic battery-operated timer with red, blue, black and green Green connects to bare ground Red is capped off. Blue connects to one wire Black connects to other wire Push on-off button: if light comes on, timer wiring is correct. If light does not come on, then reverse blue and black wires.
Other in-wall timers except Aube have red, black, white and green Green goes to bare ground Red connects to one wire Black connects to other wire. White: in back of electrical box are white wires twisted together and covered with wire nut. Connect white white to these other white wires. If box does not have white wires described above, then connect white wire to bare ground along with green wire. Push on-off or override switch: if light comes on, timer wiring is correct.
If light does not come on, then reverse red and black wires.
If the timer is already installed, then the incoming (from the breaker or source) black wire should be connected to the #1 terminal. The incoming white wire should be connected to the "A" terminal and the bare (or green) wire should be connected to the "GR" screw on the (lower) case.
To connect the pool filter (load) to the timer, connect the black wire to terminal #2, the white wire to terminal "A" (along with the incoming white wire) and the green wire to the "GR" screw (along with the incoming bare or green wire). Usually one twists the two green or bare wires together with a short pigtail using a yellow or red wire nut and then connects the pigtail to the "GR" screw.
The two white wires don't need to be pigtailed, as the "A" terminal is designed for two wires.
This sounds like you should call an electrician, or someone that knows wiring. Red and Black are both hot, White is neutral, and Green is ground. Remove the ground strap from the center of the terminal block to the case. Put green wire to the case, white in the middle, and red or black to either side. Your last question I do not understand. But it sounds like you need an electrician to connect a 4 prong receptacle, with the proper 4 conductor wire to your breaker box.
Yes, infact you can connect the green wire anywhere to the body of the dryer. That is a safety ground that will or is supposed to, take away the risk of getting shocked if one of the hot wires would short tothe body of the dryer anywhere.
First off. Do any and all electrical connections with the PLUG detached from the wall receptacle.. The Green Wire is earth ground and should be connected to the nearest Chassis or Frame terminal.. There should be one near the terminal block for the two power ( red & black) and one neutral ( white).. It's OK to double up the green wire with other green wires.. so your answer is YES.. connect it to the nearest Green wire terminal.. This green wire provides protection to you and anyone else from getting electrocuted by bonding the frame/chassis as well as other sheet metal parts to earth ground.. Hope that helps...
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