It's the small one, for dryers. I think the big one you are thinking of is for electric ranges.
I just wired up a dryer outlet and circuit yesterday for a customer in her rental house, there are two types available, 3 prong and 4 prong, the 4 prong has a neutral wire, tow hots and a ground.
Ours is a 3 wire.
You can use the unused breaker and circuit for the 120 volt dryer for a circuit and outlet in the basement. (Or somewhere else-electric heater maybe)
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Dryer and Washer install modify it a little:
This is for my Montana 3400RL
I moved both the 220 outlet and the 120 volt outlet high to provide access. The Maytag's are wide and cut down on clearance.
I unhooked the unused 20 amp circuit for the dryer to use elsewhere, (Basement, or another outlet to the living room for a heater circuit.)
Use a Sears back aluminum flat vent extender to bring the vent out on top, trust me on this, it's best. (Clearance and access issues)
Don't give a care about codes, so I didn't check that. (I know it's safe and has worked for 120 loads....) Use the 220 dryer leads that come with it, get the mating receptacle.
Didn't have to do any door or frame mod's, but I would cut the back wall a little to give more room for the hoses, and use heavy duty reinforced hoses, not the ones that come with it.
I like the expensive dryer vent from C.W., looks nicer, (Just like the expensive class "A"'s.…)
Hope that helped.
Ozz
Dryer and Washer install modify it a little:
This is for my Montana 3400RL
I moved both the 220 outlet and the 120 volt outlet high to provide access. The Maytag's are wide and cut down on clearance.
I unhooked the unused 20 amp circuit for the dryer to use elsewhere, (Basement, or another outlet to the living room for a heater circuit.)
Use a Sears back aluminum flat vent extender to bring the vent out on top, trust me on this, it's best. (Clearance and access issues)
Don't give a care about codes, so I didn't check that. (I know it's safe and has worked for 120 loads....) Use the 220 dryer leads that come with it, get the mating receptacle.
Didn't have to do any door or frame mod's, but I would cut the back wall a little to give more room for the hoses, and use heavy duty reinforced hoses, not the ones that come with it.
I like the expensive dryer vent from C.W., looks nicer, (Just like the expensive class "A"'s.…)
Hope that helped.
Ozz
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