How to wire a fuse box

We want to replace our fuse box above our dryer (it’s a sub panel). The round screw in fuses are constantly blowing. We have a new fuse box and circuit breaker switch to replace it. The question is how do we wire it?

First :[I] Disconnect the sub-panel at the main panel.

[/I]Second : [I]After verifying that the power is off (use a good meter) remove the wires from L1, L2, and N (Supply from Main)

[/I]Third : [I]Remove wires from T1, T2, and N (Lines going to Dryer)

[/I]Fourth : [I]Remove “Edison Base” sub panel

[/I]Fifth : [I]Install new breaker panel

[/I]Sixth : [I]Connect L1, L2, N (Supply from Main)

[/I]Seventh : [I]Connect wires( from Dryer) to breaker. This would be a dual pole. L1 to top half of breaker, L2 to bottom half of breaker. N to neutral buss bar (long silver bar).

[/I]Eighth : [I]With breaker in off posistion, snap-in to panel.

[/I]Ninth :[I] Turn main breaker back on

[/I]Tenth : [I]Turn on breaker in sub-panel.

Dry your wash. :slight_smile:
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thank you for your quick response:)

our wires are red, white, black and what appears to be 1 copper wire which would be l1,l2,n??

also, it had 2 fuses before and now will have 2 breakers, does that change things/wiring? thanks again

:slight_smile: Black= L1, [COLOR=Red]Red = [COLOR=Black]L2, White= Neutral [/COLOR][/COLOR][COLOR=Red][COLOR=Black]Bare Copper to [COLOR=Lime]Green [/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][COLOR=Black]ground screw.[/COLOR]

Should be a dual breaker (two connected with a bar). L1 = top screw, L2 bottom screw. :slight_smile: