firedome
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Anyone know: do new Whirlpool washer-dryer stacking units use a common power plug, or separate for the 110 (washer) and 220 (dryer) units?
getting power to new washer/dryer stack unit
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stevet
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Check the installation guide...
at the Whirlpool Website for your model(s) and it should explain what to do to install the units.It would make sense to me to have separate power supplies so if one unit goes down, you can still use the other, but what do I know?
at the Whirlpool Website for your model(s) and it should explain what to do to install the units.It would make sense to me to have separate power supplies so if one unit goes down, you can still use the other, but what do I know?
The one Piece TL WP Stack
Has one cord and needs 240-120 volt 30 amp circuit, or is 3 phase power a 208-120 circuit.
Don't ask an electrician for a 220 circuit it makes you sound very old, 220 volts have not been available since the 1950s in the US.
John L.
Has one cord and needs 240-120 volt 30 amp circuit, or is 3 phase power a 208-120 circuit.
Don't ask an electrician for a 220 circuit it makes you sound very old, 220 volts have not been available since the 1950s in the US.
John L.
