Dishwasher Power
Jeffrey Hickman
2 years ago
I just bought a dishwasher and the instructions say to connect blacks, whites, and greens. It seems that the power cable that came with the dishwasher only shows green. Am I missing something or did they just mess up? Also I don't have a voltmeter so is there anyway I can know which is hot and which is neutral?
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