Before the change , dryers used 3- prong cords that plugged into 3-slot electrical outlets (receptacles). If so, how do you convert it by yourself? Luckily, you do not need to replace your dryer. While these same codes prohibit . I created this video with the .
Update: The green wire is definitely the grounding wire and needs to be connected to the middle with the white wire from the four prong cord.
From picking its location, fishing and wire, installing the electrical b.
Always remember safety is the number one thing. Get the installation basics here. Newer homes are now being equipped with - prong dryer cord plugs. This is the new standard and is required under Article 550.
The old cords had 3- prong plugs that fit 3-slot . The new cord you are installing must match the amperage rating of the range . My efforts to change out the plug on the dryer to fit the wall socket. Three- prong dryer cords have three wires. A green screw is for the ground wire, and that is where the green ground wire of the four- prong cord is connected. Dryer outlets come in two different forms.
The same method applies to ranges or stoves. Please note that the location of the terminal block where. Every dryer is different so consult the manual or a . Thanks for watching, please su. Seems easy and straightforward.
Having the outlet upgraded to - prong is preferred but there is an expense involved in rewiring. Here are the step-by-step instructions on how to complete this task. DO NOT connect the ground wire to the grounded (neutral) conductor, as this could lead to current flowing through the body of the dryer (and potentially through you).
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