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240 or 110?
Now don't laugh, I took out the hard wired electric stove from my kitchen and I want to install a 220 volt outlet for a new drop in stove, but the new out let says I shoul have 4 wires coming out of the wall and I only have three. A black wire and a red wire and a ground wire. What do I do!
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