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    Feb 8, 2009, 01:53 PM
    New wire feed from old 220 breaker to new 4 prong recptacle
    I am wiring a new stove in an old house! Using 4 prong stove cord and will install 4 prong receptacle and flush box at wall. Problem is how to wire new wire (6/3 w ground) into old sub panel breaker box. Original was hard wired using using 3 conductor BX and I am not sure as to where to connect the new 4 wires at the breker box. It is a 50 amp breaker, so should I pair the green and white at sub?
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    Feb 8, 2009, 02:28 PM
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    Original was hard wired using using 3 conductor BX and I am not sure as to where to connect the new 4 wires at the breker box. It is a 50 amp breaker, so should I pair the green and white at sub?
    NO!
    In the panel should be a separate ground and neutral bar. Bare goes to the ground bar and white goes to the neutral bar. Black & red go to the breaker.
    At the receptacle, bare to green, white to silver, black & red to gold.

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