ok here goes, i have an electric skillet (rocket candy making)
It has two prongs sticking out for + and - terminals, but no ground port, only a hole going through a thick portion of the pan, AND all i got for a power cord was a computer wire, with three prongs... so you can see where im going with this.
should i just wire the ground directly to the pan? or leave it out- does adding an unused ground help or increase the risk of shock?
also, im just soddering the wires- that is okay right Yes, i "M" noobie
Oh and i bought a 50 cent light dimmer- could i install this to controll temperature of pan?
LOL( the date sticker on back says Oct. 1986, and its a really fake looking marble texture, sheweet)
It has two prongs sticking out for + and - terminals, but no ground port, only a hole going through a thick portion of the pan, AND all i got for a power cord was a computer wire, with three prongs... so you can see where im going with this.
should i just wire the ground directly to the pan? or leave it out- does adding an unused ground help or increase the risk of shock?
also, im just soddering the wires- that is okay right Yes, i "M" noobie
Oh and i bought a 50 cent light dimmer- could i install this to controll temperature of pan?
LOL( the date sticker on back says Oct. 1986, and its a really fake looking marble texture, sheweet)
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