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Power Cord Replacement
moved into new home Dryer power has 4 pinsOld home has 3.Can I simply replace w/ 4 pin cord I know green is ground but where do other wires( red, white, black ) attach
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Here in the UK (and, indeed, throughout Europe), the Earth wire is green & yellow, the Live wire is blue and the Neutral wire is brown. Our plugs are different to yours too:
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(Our electrical supply is different as well, at 230V AC, rather than 120V AC).
In the USA, where I assume you are, Earth is green, Live is black and Neutral is white: https:/ /www.le adsdire ct.co.u k/techn ical-li brary/m ains-wi ring/wi ring-an -americ an-plug /
I haven't got the slightest clue what a red lead might be used for though!
You might stand a better chance of getting an answer on a US-based site, such as Quora or Stack Exchange.
Here in the UK (and, indeed, throughout Europe), the Earth wire is green & yellow, the Live wire is blue and the Neutral wire is brown. Our plugs are different to yours too:
https:/
(Our electrical supply is different as well, at 230V AC, rather than 120V AC).
In the USA, where I assume you are, Earth is green, Live is black and Neutral is white: https:/
I haven't got the slightest clue what a red lead might be used for though!
You might stand a better chance of getting an answer on a US-based site, such as Quora or Stack Exchange.
Nescio is clearly more awake at half-past ten in the morning than I am at 4 in the morning ;-)
Thanks for your correction (although the information isn't relevant to James's post anyway). I've wired hundreds of plugs, and even taught kids how to do it as part of General Science, so I've no real idea why I got it wrong above!
Thanks for your correction (although the information isn't relevant to James's post anyway). I've wired hundreds of plugs, and even taught kids how to do it as part of General Science, so I've no real idea why I got it wrong above!