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hello fellow enthusiasts. ..need help asap wiring my compressor. i am stumped as to the grounding :/ where exactly would i connect ground cable to compressor? have the breaker/panel part figured out smile using 3 wire. any and all input is appreciated.noticed two green screws inside compressor electrical box. the motor is grounded to one, the other does not have anything connected to it so im assuming would ground there?? thanks


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Originally Posted by grumpymalo
noticed two green screws inside compressor electrical box. the motor is grounded to one, the other does not have anything connected to it so im assuming would ground there?? thanks


Yep, you are correct, Green Screws in an electrical motor is used for the ground.


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sounds good. thank you sir.
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