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Sorry, it is not my last question.
The requirement for the pool heater is 240 volts one phase. Since I am connecting two out of phase 120 volts with the neutral wire connected to the pig-tail of the breaker,,,will I have one phase this way?
Maybe the water heater is not using the neutral wire?
Could you please take a picture of the wiring diagram on the pump and let me look at it. Thanks
 

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