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Then I will change the wires and connect the two bare wires and wire the white wire to the seperate wire I am currently using for a ground, and make it a neutral. Still, not the huge problem I thought I would have. I'll have the manual in a few days anyway. Thanks for your help.

I thought with 220, there is no neutral, but both wires were hot. Therefore, your idea won't work. Am I wrong on this? I got my info from an electrician.

Since it is a glass cooktop, there is not too much chance for an electric shock. I must have forgotten to say that I added another wire to the group for the ground. I'm not stupid you know.... :) By the way, I never said anything about it being cheap. I bought the display because they...

I wired it this way and it worked fine. The white wire is neutral. black-black white-red bare-white No problems

I just bought a new cooktop. I've done wiring before, so I wasn't expecting a big deal. It's the display model, so I didn't get a manual, and I had a problem with the manufacturer's website when I tried to get the manual for it. The problem I am facing is the wires itself. The old cooktop...