The supply has black, red, white and ground. So does the stove. The cooktop only has black, red and ground. What do I do with the white wire from the stove? Connect it to the white on the supply, or combine it with the ground?
Thanks,
Frank
Wiring – 3 wire cooktop, 4 wire stove, 4 wire supply – what to do about neutral and ground
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Best Answer
In this case, you connect like to like.
The cooktop does not have a neutral (white) wire.
This is perfectly fine. The cooktop has no 120Volt loads, so it does not NEED a white wire.
[ The concerning case is when an old device has black, red, & white, but no ground (green or bare) ]