specs say i need a cord. What cord? null

Any time you buy a dryer, you'll need to purchase a power cord. Every home is different, with the option to have a 3 prong or 4 prong 240v receptacle. Unplug your current dryer and count the prongs. The cord ranges from $15 to about $35 depending on prong count and length. Manufacturers just made it to where it's all universal - the home owner or installer just needs to attach the right cord. Very simply to do. It's a panel on the back with a single Phillips head screw and behind the panel are 4 color coded terminals with Phillips screws that the cord leads attach to.

There are a variety of power cords that fit this dryer. The installers arrive with a variety of cords and identify the one that is compatable with your home's electrical system. The cord is an extra charge.

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Any time you buy a dryer, you'll need to purchase a power cord. Every home is different, with the option to have a 3 prong or 4 prong 240v receptacle. Unplug your current dryer and count the prongs. The cord ranges from $15 to about $35 depending on prong count and length. Manufacturers just made it to where it's all universal - the home owner or installer just needs to attach the right cord. Very simply to do. It's a panel on the back with a single Phillips head screw and behind the panel are 4 color coded terminals with Phillips screws that the cord leads attach to.
Answered by Evicerator 3 years ago
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There are a variety of power cords that fit this dryer. The installers arrive with a variety of cords and identify the one that is compatable with your home's electrical system. The cord is an extra charge.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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