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It works! Now I just need to figure out why the temp probe isn't reading correctly

very interesting. That makes sense and I had no clue about that. I'll switch them and report back with good news hopefully.

That would be awesome if that's all it is. I'll try it today. I would think at this point that it would have to be breaker related at least.....

This is the only other picture I have on my phone.

here is the panel. Sorry it's a little blurry. The brewery breaker is the bottom left. It is a true 2 pole, not a tandem. It's "double wide" like the other large breakers

can do. I'll take a pic tonight

correct, there are 3 other large 2 pole breakers in the same box as the brewery breaker. Are there different types of 2 pole breakers (single phase and multiple phase)? The appliances in the kitchen are all new, but the dryer is still old and could possibly be the same 3 wire plug. I'll try...

mine is all 3 wire. All the way to the breaker. How is it that I'm getting 240v to the other outlets (like the dryer) on a similar 2 pole breaker? Could it be the breaker is different?

well crap. Installing a new panel and going to 110v are not good options. Guess I need to figure out how to split it.

I didn't change the setting between measuring 0 on the brewery breaker to measuring 1 on the other 2 pole breakers. What setting should it be on?

When I measure across the hots at the breaker i get zero. My breaker box has 3 other 2 pole breakers, a 30 amp, a 40 amp, and a 60 amp. I measured across each one of them and it read 1.

It is connected to a 2 pole 30 amp breaker. Black wire connected to one pole and white to the other.

I'm using a 3 prong receptacle on the wall

Gotcha, when I put 1 probe on white and 1 on black it reads zero

When I touch the multi meter to each individually at the terminal strip they each read 122v