If your dryer works and produces heat on hi heat, then you have 240vac and had a good neutral. Because the hi heating elements work on 240 vac and the motor works on 120 vac. If you have an issue with the neutral wire, then your two 120 vac legs will run wild, depending on that you have turned on. You don't need a neutral to run a 240 vac water pump, however if your pump is 120 vac, and it stopped working, my guess is you have a neutral problem. Over the years, I've had 2 neutral problems, both caused by a tree branch falling on the power lines and breaking the neutral wire. The last time that happened, the wild 120 vac took out the garage opener, the timer clock on the oven, and dishwasher. Purchased a surge supressor from the power company to prevent future problems. LOL
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