How I supposed to make it work ?My house works 110 V.
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You will need to have a 220v outlet wired from your breaker box. It cost me 3 times the price of the oven to have this done. Also it does not come with a power cord and you may need to pay for an inspection after install. If you don't need don't buy it. If you already have it, look in to returning it. Although they will make you pay for shipping. Good Luck.
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You would have to get an inverter to have that work properly. It comes with an un-grounded, 2 prong plug that is meant for 120
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You can connect 110V directly to it or 24V. Both will work and both build in.
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It's 110... you'll need an adapter. And we use ours pretty regularly, it's still working fine.
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first of all make sure you're connecting to 220/240 V , not 110 V. second part of the question: you need to ask this to an electrician, I bought it as a gift for use in Europe, and it works fine there
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Any 110V outlet would do. Here is their website you can contact them for further questions: http://hometechind.com/contact.html
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You will need to supply 110 power to the unit. A nearby outline or heavy duty extension cord will do.
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I only used this with 110 V; I am certain you can't simply plug this into a 220 V outlet and expect it to work.
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A step down by putting your plug in 110v will work the machienbut Iit will be slower than usual
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Roger, there are only two ways to wire it... if it does not read, simply unplug the unit 110 volts and reverse the two wires.
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I would not use this in a home because of 12V. I would purchase a regular home unit made for 110AC.
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If the previous answer does not solve the problem, imo you must return it. But also try something else in the outlet you are using to ensure there is voltage.
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Open it like I did or use Red and Blue wires to a standard 110V plug. Snip off the yellow or use it for ground if you have a 3 screw plug.
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Polina P Not sure if you are in the UK but I bought a voltage convertor. It is a box which changes a voltage of 110 to 240 and vice versa.
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Normally there is a select switch on units with different voltages. I have 120v supply to my home, and see no select switch on the unit.
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you would need a 110 converter i would imagine? that would be a great question for an electrician
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Make sure you plug the links to the same 120 v OUT LET.I f you look at the distribution panel, usually in the garage or outside wall, There is a center bar which is neutral and two bars one to the right and one to the left. The 120 v outlets in the house are connected to the neutral bar and one of the hot bars (left or right). Select only outlets that are connected to the same side and plug Asoka links. You should have no problem. Hope this solves the problem.