- When testing for the presence of proper voltage, you're looking for either 120 volts AC or 240 volts AC, depending on the type of appliance.
- When testing for voltages at electric dryer heating elements and electric range or stove elements, you're looking for 240 volts AC.
- When testing for control voltages to solenoids, timers, etc., on washers and other 120 volts AC appliances (i.e., they do not require a 240 volt AC plug) then you're looking for 120 volts AC.
- Anything less means you have a problem somewhere in the circuit, usually an open switch or thermostat or one with poor continuity. Sometimes it could be a bad wire connection--look for burnt or discolored wires.
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