I got a GFCI 30amp breaker and will be putting it in for my dryer circuit. Just want to confirm I'll be wiring this correctly before actually going ahead with it.
In the red circle is the white neutral wire that is associated with the red+black wires that came from my dryer into the breaker. So my plan is to:
- Swap Black+Red onto the two load terminals on the GFCI.
- Move that highlighted neutral wire to the Load Neutral terminal in the GFCI.
- Connect GFCI neutral pigtail to neutral bar (where the original neutral was in step 2)
Does this make sense? Anything I'm forgetting? I figure i don't have to do anything with the ground (bare copper) wire.
This is the new gfci breaker for reference - https://www.homedepot.ca/product/siemens-30a-2-pole-120-240v-type-q-gfci-breaker/1000406279
Update: The dryer outlet is a NEMA 14-30. He's a picture of the wiring inside the outlet
Thanks!