I purchased a new GE wall oven model JTS3000 with four wire connection-red wire, black wire, and white and ground wire taped together. My incoming circuit wiring has a white wire, black wire and ground wire.(separate from the cooktop circuit)
How do I connect correctly?
Thank you Pete (PJMAX)
My concern was do I connect the white wire coming from the circuit to the red wire of the oven, and the black wire coming from the circuit to the black wire of the oven, and the ground wire coming from the circuit to the white and ground wire of the oven? (there are only the three wires coming from the circuit- white, black and ground)
Thanks
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