Posted by Jason1Pa on October 25, 2015 at 10:27:09 from (72.95.162.66):
I'll admit right away I know enough about electricity to fill a thimble. So our new heat pump stopped working after a month. I called the company and they came out to find that the breaker broke and nothing was wrong with the heat pump. I was not at home when all this was going on so I came home just to find the wires off and capped because the worker didn't have the correct breaker. I did not see where the. Wires went. I got a new tandem breaker just like the old. I put the red (HOT) wire for the heat pump at the very top pole and the ground wire at the very bottom pole. The center two poles is for the dryer. Again Hot wire on top and ground below it. Is this right? Both dryer and heat pump are working but I question the way I wired it cause you can see in the picture the secound tandem breaker down in the picture goes Red Black Red Black Picture is loading sideways so the breaker in question is on the left
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