Thanks for posting this. A year and a half later, it is just what I needed when faced with the exact same situation - Samsung dryer set up for three-wire going into a remodeled home provided with a four-wire outlet plug. The dryer owner's manual is in black and white and somewhat confusing. Your video made my task tomorrow morning perfectly clear.
Thanks! Works great! Everybody who will be install the dryer little advice-be careful with unique screws-don’t drop it inside, because find analog is very hard.
Hey!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to thank you so much! You are a gift to creation. My drier was installed and wired up at my old house by the installers. I moved the said drier to my new house and the circuit breaker kept tripping. Hmmmm, I figure a new house must mean that the drier got knocked around in transit. I took the whole F-en thing apart and watched every trouble shooting video about my Samsung that I could find on ohm -ing out the heat box and the motor. One at a time I disconnected every internal plug and it kept throwing the breaker ; ( I finally got to the plug-in terminal block and one at a time disconnected the leads. I found that when I disconnected the common white wire, my breaker would hold......hmmmmmmmmmm. That got me looking at how this white wire was wired in. I found that the white wire was coming from the wire harness and was screwed down under the GREEN F-en wire on the chassis ground wire. I said to myself...... what the F. What is the point of having a 4 prong outlet?????????? I found your video and you pointed out the wiring diagram on the back side of the drier. And yesssss, all of you that read thus far have guessed it (it was wired as a 3 prong plug in). DAT AIN'T RIGHT! In a four prong system, the common wire coming from the harness attaches to the wire block under the white wire coming from the drier cord. I can't imagine how it worked at my previous house. Anyways, I hope this comment and video helps others. The video definitely confirmed and directed me in the right direction! Thank you BUBBA!
Thank you! I have the newer model of this dryer and I wasn’t feeling 100% confident but after the video I saw i was thinking eight and got mine done in 2 mins
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I going to make sure to move the green /yellow wire to the neutral white for the 4 prong, mother in law has an Kenmore elite 90 series. You are wonderfully even showing the manual. ..by the way the dryer had a major cleaning.
Thanks for this video and explaining what the wires are for. The guy at Home Depot told me to take off one of the connectors with electrical tape. He obviously never read the instructions… 🤦🏾♀️
Thank you! I wasn't sure how to do it. I tried to find for an adapter and even purchased a wrong one at the hardware store. Then I saw your video, went to Walmart and purchased the same thing, and was able to install it in 5 minutes. Thank you!!
Thanks for the clip. I knew the dudes wired the new dryer incorrectly! Glad I didn't accept the delivery and their BS that my outlet was wrong, as well as plug in my old working dryer to show them they were FOS. Thanks again!
@@becausestuffbreaks yeah the new new one came today. I didn't even let them touch the cable. There's a friggin pic of how to wire the cables too. SMH.
Lol, I've even had electricians comment on here telling me I wired it wrong. That green wire with the yellow stripe throws them off because they think it's a ground instead of neutral.
Oh thanks for putting this up. I did mine by the wiring diagram on the back of the dryer but had to check online to see if it came out right. It came out right but my biggest concern was the other grounding screw that is under the rest. In the diagram it showed the "green grounding wire" going to the top screw on the left, but I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be the one from the plug or if I was supposed to disconnect the lower wire and put them both on the top. Thanks!! Because you put this video up now I don't have to keep double guessing my work 😆.
Ok so the one that WAS on the frame of three prong original dryer (which is white fir me) gets TIED together with the 4 prong cord White? They get screwed in together? And that other green wire at the bottom on the frame, we just leave it there?
Thanks for posting this video. Switching the ground location to the common isn't intuitive, I tried 3 times and was scratching my head when I tripped the breaker. Good man! Cute kid.
Thanks a lot for the video I wanted to double check as Is the installation Instruction manual did not specify what to do with that neutral wire thats already plugged in, thanks good sir
Replacing my broken Whirlpool so I checked how the power cord was hooked up. The white and the green of the cord were hooked up together on the terminal board. I never had any electrical issues with it.
The only issue I have with this is there's only supposed to be one neutral/ground connection in a house and that is usually in the main panel. I'd be curious what licensed electricians think about this.
Go through the comments, and you'll find one along with my responses. If you have the manual still, you can look at the green wire with the yellow stripe and see it's connected to neutral. The manufacturer should have probably made the green/yellow wire white to avoid this confusion. You can see in the video that I wired it correctly per the manufacturer. If you need the schematic, I shared the whole thing on my MeWe public group: mewe.com/join/shareyourtrade
@@becausestuffbreaks Thanks for making this! you saved me a lot of money. I was going to hire an electrician to move my outlet, but it's way cheaper and easier to replace the cable. Appreciated.
So, the cables I have has the black wire on the left naturally and the red wire on the farthest right. Since it doesn't specify which goes where, does it matter?
Two days ago, Costco delivered my washer and dryer. The guy seemed to struggle with the dryer and used only a power driver. The next morning, I looked at the flex duct and it was kinked up awkwardly, so I pulled the dryer and discovered a hot mess. The duct was loose, kinked and punctured. The strain clamp was not installed right, was loose, and I could see traces of char. Pulling the cover, the red hot wire was loose, cooked with wires and insulation burned. In the process of getting the unit replaced, so far I've talked to Concierge Service, Costco Online and got a voice mail from Appliance Service. I do trust Costco but the hoops are not fun. I worry about all the appliances this dipstick is installing daily. Really regretting tipping those guys.This could have ended up in a fire. I have a picture if you want to see, don't know how to upload on here.
Eeeks. I think your dryer probably has the white wire instead of the green wire with a yellow stripe. I wired it exactly how the manual showed. You can also look for something on the back of the dryer that shows how to wire it.
Where I'm simply putting the screws in? How complicated can that be? Why would I waste everyone time showing people how long it takes me to put a screw in?
@@becausestuffbreaks you shouldn't overestimate the intelligence of anyone who seeks help by going to your site - sometimes you've got to talk to people like they're 4 - I'm one of them
@@becausestuffbreaks I have the 4 wire cord already. Do you have a link to just the harness piece that holds the wires so they don’t get ripped out? I don’t know what it’s called and mine didn’t come with one.
I assume it's probably the same as my green wire with a yellow stripe. You should consult your owners manual or see if there's any wiring diagrams on the back of the dryer
@becausestuffbreaks I replaced my heating element, followed the wiring chart on the back of the dryer but it still continues to pop and jump the breaker in the breaker box. It's pissing me off.
Join my free MeWe public group and share a picture of how you have it wired and a picture of your wiring diagram. I want you to join my group on MeWe: mewe.com/join/shareyourtrade
It could be the heating element, thermal safety device, motor contactor, or wiring. Start by checking the heating element. Watch my video of me changing the heating element and I show how to check if it's good: Samsung Dryer Maintenance and Repair Model#DV45H7000EW/A2: czcams.com/play/PLpDIqoKPlBHU7-RqG0yoo2QBenvL7KEfV.html
220V and if you go to the part in this link you can go to the picture on the right and see it: www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tough-6FT-10AWG-4-Prong-Black-Dryer-Appliance-Cord/874650881
I followed your tutorial exactly and it still doesn't work! It's a brand new dryer and brand new 4-prong cord. Still doesn't work? I'm frustrated & losing patience! Paid like $400+ for this dryer! Don't k ow whether to scream or cry!!
@@becausestuffbreaks I did, it’s got the four prongs and installed fine, but I’ve never had a harness on my last few dryers and the cord didn’t come with one
Is it white in place of my green with yellow stripe wire? If so, then you do the same as I did with that green/yellow stripe wire. Always consult your user manual if in doubt.
@@becausestuffbreaks your first step you disconnected the ground wire that was connected to the dryer then you connected that wire plus the white wire together in the middle.. so what I'm asking is would I do the same even tho the ground wire that's on my dryer is white?
Thanks, just got my dryer delivered and you saved me some time researching. I love that people post these things and save me time.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Your video was SPOT ON in helping me change out a 3 prong to 4 prong cord on my Samsung dryer without electrocuting myself. Thank you!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the help, Justin, AND for demonstrating the entire process one-handed while filming no less!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
I have recently moved & have the exact dryer which equates to the same issue until now. Thanks a lot. This was definitely a lifesaver.👍👍
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Thanks for posting this. A year and a half later, it is just what I needed when faced with the exact same situation - Samsung dryer set up for three-wire going into a remodeled home provided with a four-wire outlet plug. The dryer owner's manual is in black and white and somewhat confusing. Your video made my task tomorrow morning perfectly clear.
Awesome! Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching!
@@becausestuffbreaks Worked like a champ! Thanks again.
@@drjohnson98 you're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! Works great! Everybody who will be install the dryer little advice-be careful with unique screws-don’t drop it inside, because find analog is very hard.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Hey!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to thank you so much! You are a gift to creation. My drier was installed and wired up at my old house by the installers. I moved the said drier to my new house and the circuit breaker kept tripping. Hmmmm, I figure a new house must mean that the drier got knocked around in transit. I took the whole F-en thing apart and watched every trouble shooting video about my Samsung that I could find on ohm -ing out the heat box and the motor. One at a time I disconnected every internal plug and it kept throwing the breaker ; ( I finally got to the plug-in terminal block and one at a time disconnected the leads. I found that when I disconnected the common white wire, my breaker would hold......hmmmmmmmmmm. That got me looking at how this white wire was wired in. I found that the white wire was coming from the wire harness and was screwed down under the GREEN F-en wire on the chassis ground wire. I said to myself...... what the F. What is the point of having a 4 prong outlet?????????? I found your video and you pointed out the wiring diagram on the back side of the drier. And yesssss, all of you that read thus far have guessed it (it was wired as a 3 prong plug in). DAT AIN'T RIGHT! In a four prong system, the common wire coming from the harness attaches to the wire block under the white wire coming from the drier cord. I can't imagine how it worked at my previous house. Anyways, I hope this comment and video helps others. The video definitely confirmed and directed me in the right direction! Thank you BUBBA!
Awesome! Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! I have the newer model of this dryer and I wasn’t feeling 100% confident but after the video I saw i was thinking eight and got mine done in 2 mins
Awesome! Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I going to make sure to move the green /yellow wire to the neutral white for the 4 prong, mother in law has an Kenmore elite 90 series. You are wonderfully even showing the manual. ..by the way the dryer had a major cleaning.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this video and explaining what the wires are for. The guy at Home Depot told me to take off one of the connectors with electrical tape. He obviously never read the instructions… 🤦🏾♀️
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! I wasn't sure how to do it. I tried to find for an adapter and even purchased a wrong one at the hardware store. Then I saw your video, went to Walmart and purchased the same thing, and was able to install it in 5 minutes. Thank you!!
Awesome! Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Same exact dryer same situation here. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very helpfull👍👍👍
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Seriously, thank you for posting this. Got my samsung dryer up and running in no time
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You’re a life saver! I appreciate you for this perfect video. You’re the best!
Literally was about to go insane with the instructions provided but this video saved me! Awesomeeee
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Thanks for the clip. I knew the dudes wired the new dryer incorrectly! Glad I didn't accept the delivery and their BS that my outlet was wrong, as well as plug in my old working dryer to show them they were FOS.
Thanks again!
Lol. Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
@@becausestuffbreaks yeah the new new one came today. I didn't even let them touch the cable. There's a friggin pic of how to wire the cables too. SMH.
Lol, I've even had electricians comment on here telling me I wired it wrong. That green wire with the yellow stripe throws them off because they think it's a ground instead of neutral.
Oh thanks for putting this up. I did mine by the wiring diagram on the back of the dryer but had to check online to see if it came out right. It came out right but my biggest concern was the other grounding screw that is under the rest. In the diagram it showed the "green grounding wire" going to the top screw on the left, but I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be the one from the plug or if I was supposed to disconnect the lower wire and put them both on the top. Thanks!! Because you put this video up now I don't have to keep double guessing my work 😆.
Glad I could help. They made it confusing by coloring that wire green that goes to the neutral. Should have colored it white. Thanks for watching!
Hey brother long time!! I see your family is growing and you still fix stuff, awesome to see!!! God bless. Happy New Year!!!
I was wondering where you were. How you been? Have a Happy New Year and to God be all the glory.
i ran into the same problem at my new house. Your video saved me. Thank you!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
Very much appreciated 👍🏻. Always nice to see the exact same install before you have to do it!
I understand because I still have to do that also. Thanks for watching!
Thanks brother, that green/yellow wire had me like 🤔 neutral ground. You save me
Exactly. They should have colored it white.
Ok so the one that WAS on the frame of three prong original dryer (which is white fir me) gets TIED together with the 4 prong cord White? They get screwed in together? And that other green wire at the bottom on the frame, we just leave it there?
You can follow the owners manual like I did if you run into a problem.
Thank YOU!! easier for me to change the plug than change out the outlet. Worked like a charm. Great video!!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks. If it wasn't for this video I would have spent another 30 mins looking fo the directions.
Glad I could save you 30min. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the helpful video AND for demonstrating the entire process one-handed while filming no less!
Thanks for posting this video.
Switching the ground location to the common isn't intuitive, I tried 3 times and was scratching my head when I tripped the breaker.
Good man! Cute kid.
It's confusing since they made that wire green. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the help! Anyone else notice he did all this with one hand? Amazing lol
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Much appreciated. You helped me install my 4 prong cable to my Samsung dryer today.
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Thanks a lot for the video I wanted to double check as Is the installation Instruction manual did not specify what to do with that neutral wire thats already plugged in, thanks good sir
Did you watch the whole video? I thought I showed everything. Do you have a white wire instead of a green wire with a yellow stripe?
THANK YOU JUSTIN, YOU ARE A LIFE AND MONEY SAVER 🙏🏼
Glad I could help. All thanks to God!
Thank you. No nonsense instructions and I didn’t have to listen to a weather report.
Lol. Thanks for watching!
Man! Thank you. You did an that with one hand for our sakes!
Lol. You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great advice. Worked flawlessly thanks a million
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Thank you kind sir! Indeed, you're a life saver!
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Thank you so much I just moved in a smart home this was very helpful sir
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You saved me $50 bucks. God bless you
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Thank you for this vid! Was kinda lost at the instructions that came with mine.
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Replacing my broken Whirlpool so I checked how the power cord was hooked up. The white and the green of the cord were hooked up together on the terminal board. I never had any electrical issues with it.
The ground (green) and neutral (white) are tied together at the circuit breaker box. So having them tied together might not cause anything to happen.
Thanks for this! I’ve never done anything like this before and it was actually pretty easy
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Thanks man, needed to double check myself and you helped a ton !
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Awesome just finished. Worried about plugging it in 😂
Lol. That's called the smoke test. Thanks for watching!
This helped me so much today. Thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
The only issue I have with this is there's only supposed to be one neutral/ground connection in a house and that is usually in the main panel. I'd be curious what licensed electricians think about this.
Go through the comments, and you'll find one along with my responses. If you have the manual still, you can look at the green wire with the yellow stripe and see it's connected to neutral. The manufacturer should have probably made the green/yellow wire white to avoid this confusion. You can see in the video that I wired it correctly per the manufacturer. If you need the schematic, I shared the whole thing on my MeWe public group: mewe.com/join/shareyourtrade
Thank you Justin, this helped a lot! You are the dude!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!
At first, I thought you had one baby hand hahaha!
Lol. Thanks for watching!
@@becausestuffbreaks Thanks for making this! you saved me a lot of money. I was going to hire an electrician to move my outlet, but it's way cheaper and easier to replace the cable. Appreciated.
Thank you. Fast and easy instructions.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
So, the cables I have has the black wire on the left naturally and the red wire on the farthest right. Since it doesn't specify which goes where, does it matter?
The black and red shouldn't matter if you have them swapped.
@@becausestuffbreaks sounds good, thanks
Let me know how it goes and if swapping the 2 works still
@@becausestuffbreaks sure thing
Worked like a charm and subbed. Thanks.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Two days ago, Costco delivered my washer and dryer. The guy seemed to struggle with the dryer and used only a power driver. The next morning, I looked at the flex duct and it was kinked up awkwardly, so I pulled the dryer and discovered a hot mess. The duct was loose, kinked and punctured. The strain clamp was not installed right, was loose, and I could see traces of char. Pulling the cover, the red hot wire was loose, cooked with wires and insulation burned. In the process of getting the unit replaced, so far I've talked to Concierge Service, Costco Online and got a voice mail from Appliance Service. I do trust Costco but the hoops are not fun. I worry about all the appliances this dipstick is installing daily. Really regretting tipping those guys.This could have ended up in a fire. I have a picture if you want to see, don't know how to upload on here.
That's a shame. You can share pictures on my public group on MeWe: Share Your Trade: mewe.com/join/shareyourtrade
Thanks Alot!!! Your tutorial was right on the money!
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Life saver!!!! Thank you!!!!
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Quick and easy. Thanks
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Great tutorial!! Life saver just what I needed!!!
Sweet! Thanks for watching!
Thank You. Seriously.
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Helped us out alot thank you
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks video came in handy
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Damn good job one handed
Lol. It's a camera man skill.
thank you .. Video was very helpful..
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Thank you somebody tried to charge me 80 just to do this
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Thank you June bought one and didn’t know how to do it
Just
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I want to thank you so much it really helped me
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Why is my dryer shutting off the power when I plug it in? I haven’t booked the wires up to the dryer yet either. Can you assist?
I can try, but how can you plug it in without the wires hooked up?
Thank You! Super helpful!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
You have picture on the back side of the dryer, near connection port ))
Just show it in the video.
I did show it in the video.
Dude you only showed the red and Black wire hook up… why did you put green and white together??? I have an extra white wire?
Eeeks. I think your dryer probably has the white wire instead of the green wire with a yellow stripe. I wired it exactly how the manual showed. You can also look for something on the back of the dryer that shows how to wire it.
nice how the most important part is so cleverly shot at high speed so you can't clearly see what you're doing
What part is that?
the part that's shot at high speed - to someone that's never done any of it before it's not helpful
Where I'm simply putting the screws in? How complicated can that be? Why would I waste everyone time showing people how long it takes me to put a screw in?
@@becausestuffbreaks you shouldn't overestimate the intelligence of anyone who seeks help by going to your site - sometimes you've got to talk to people like they're 4 - I'm one of them
Fair enough
What would make it not come on after installing the new cord?
Check your circuit breaker.
Appreciate this video!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Where did you get the harness for the wire? Did it come with it?
Walmart, but here's a link to one on Amazon: amzn.to/44VrpaM
@@becausestuffbreaks I have the 4 wire cord already. Do you have a link to just the harness piece that holds the wires so they don’t get ripped out? I don’t know what it’s called and mine didn’t come with one.
Strain Relief Clamp: amzn.to/48lCbKw
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Thanks!
My house only has 120vac is there a way that it can be wired to operate with 120vac.I only see two options 3 prong 240VAC or 4 prong 240VAC.
I don't think there's any way to make it work on 120v
Very helpful
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MAJOR ISSUE you also need to make sure the ground wire from inside the machine that was originally under the ground screw is also under the screw.
I showed what to do with all that. I even show the diagram. Did you watch it?
Thank you 🙏 you saved me 🙏
All because Jesus saved me first! All thanks to God! Thanks for watching!
I have a white ground wire in my dryer. Whixh one do I Connect that one to?
I assume it's probably the same as my green wire with a yellow stripe. You should consult your owners manual or see if there's any wiring diagrams on the back of the dryer
@becausestuffbreaks I replaced my heating element, followed the wiring chart on the back of the dryer but it still continues to pop and jump the breaker in the breaker box. It's pissing me off.
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Sir i have samsung cloth dryer model DV45K7600EW/A3, kindly help me and tell me how much volt for terminal L1 & L2
Gracias me ayudo mucho su video gracias
Thank you you saved me 🙏
To God be the Glory! Thanks for watching!
What’s weird is I have this same dryer and mine has a white cord coming from it instead of a green. And it just stopped heating
It could be the heating element, thermal safety device, motor contactor, or wiring. Start by checking the heating element. Watch my video of me changing the heating element and I show how to check if it's good: Samsung Dryer Maintenance and Repair Model#DV45H7000EW/A2: czcams.com/play/PLpDIqoKPlBHU7-RqG0yoo2QBenvL7KEfV.html
I hooked it up exactly like this and it’s not turning on? dv50f9a6evw/a2 is the model number. How do I rest it?
Here's the manual. Page 17 at #8 is how you wire yours with a 4 wire: c.searspartsdirect.com/pd-content/is/content/Sears/1405358L
@@becausestuffbreaks thank you. That’s how I connected it. I wonder what’s going on.
@@wesleyburns8 either the outlet is wired wrong or the cable is bad or the dryer. Is it a new home and new dryer?
@@wesleyburns8 Did you check the breaker? Even if it looks like it's on, go ahead and shut it off and back on again.
Might put my cord clamp on the other side to prevent wires from being pulled back out
Good shit MAN
Thanks for watching!
Thank you!💜 💡
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I was looking for this video, because i have The same dryer
& , I have to change the Cord,like he's doing
Did it help? Is the dryer working now?
@@becausestuffbreaks yes it did thank you very much, very appreciated.
@@becausestuffbreaks 👍👍👍👍
Thank you we have the same dryer
Here's all the other repairs and maintenance I've made to this dryer: czcams.com/play/PLpDIqoKPlBHU7-RqG0yoo2QBenvL7KEfV.html
Omg thank you soooo much!!!!
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Hi, please show the other side end cable for power supply how much 110 or 220 volt?
220V and if you go to the part in this link you can go to the picture on the right and see it: www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tough-6FT-10AWG-4-Prong-Black-Dryer-Appliance-Cord/874650881
I followed your tutorial exactly and it still doesn't work! It's a brand new dryer and brand new 4-prong cord. Still doesn't work? I'm frustrated & losing patience! Paid like $400+ for this dryer! Don't k ow whether to scream or cry!!
Check your breaker. If it's still on, go ahead and flip it off and back on again. See if that fixes your problem and let me know.
Mine didn’t come with a cable harness, is that gonna be an issue?
You have to go buy the power cable that matches your outlet.
@@becausestuffbreaks I did, it’s got the four prongs and installed fine, but I’ve never had a harness on my last few dryers and the cord didn’t come with one
Thank you!!
Dope ❤
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Thank you
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Thanks for ur help
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Thank u sir
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Great video bro
Thanks and thanks for watching!
What if the wire that is on the dryer is white
Is it white in place of my green with yellow stripe wire? If so, then you do the same as I did with that green/yellow stripe wire. Always consult your user manual if in doubt.
Okay my ground is white. Do I also double the middle with the other ground ?
I have no clue what you're looking at so I couldn't help without being there.
@@becausestuffbreaks your first step you disconnected the ground wire that was connected to the dryer then you connected that wire plus the white wire together in the middle.. so what I'm asking is would I do the same even tho the ground wire that's on my dryer is white?
Are you saying the wire I have on my dryer that's green with a yellow stripe is actually white on your dryer?
@@becausestuffbreaks yes.. so do I put it with the middle with the white one as well?
@@rayjay88 correct. Put it in the middle with the white one also. Let me know if it all works when you're done.
Which is better 3 or 4 ?
Doesn't matter, but I prefer 4.
Lets be honest. Did anybody go "Oh Crap" when they baby touched the cord even though you knew it was unplugged?
Thank you!!!
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What if plug is upside down does 1 and 2 swap out
Orientation of the plug doesn't matter. It should all be wired the same.