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Q: QuestionWhat is the wire gauge of this range cord?

• A:Answer This range cord has a wire gauge of 10.

Q: QuestionHow will I know if I need a 3-prong or 4-prong cord?

• A:Answer Our delivery personnel will determine whether a 3- or 4-prong cord is needed based on the outlet behind your existing range.

Q: QuestionWhat type of appliance is this cord compatible with?

• A:Answer This cord is compatible with ranges.

Q: QuestionCord is not color coded which is red or black ?

Asked 5 years ago by Chuck.

• A:Answer Chuck means which is hot, neutral and ground. In the case of 3 prong range cords, The real answer is, these ranges dont have neutral on 3 prongs. the middle wire is the ground. the other 2 are interchangable since both are hot wires. wire the middle one first, then wire the other two to either remaining available spots to wire it to. Once all 3 is wired, you are good to go.

  Answered 4 years ago by TJCrinc

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Q: Questiongeek squad came to install my electric range and brought 4 prong cord but they said it can't be installed because it had 4 prong 50 amp dryer receptacle. I'm very confused because the smart choice they brought even says range or dryer cord.

Asked 8 years ago by Chris.

• A:Answer I have run in to that before. They look similar it's the amps that makes the deference. If it says both range and dryer that's fine. However a dryer only needs 30 amps a range needs 50 amps so if it says for both it should work if it,s only dryer you would fry the range.

  Answered 8 years ago by sbdkVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionMaybe a stupid question BUT do I need buy the cord? We are putting in existing space with three prong 220 volt outlet available

Asked 6 years ago by HStatile.

• A:Answer I replace mine , paying for something new I felt I should replace this too so that their would be no problems down the line, to me it is worth it.

  Answered 6 years ago by Kwoolls

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Q: QuestionCan I daisy-chain these together for a longer range, say, 24'?

Asked 7 years ago by yourbrokenoven.

• A:Answer I would say buy a longer cord but really you're better off getting an electrician to move the outlet closer

  Answered 6 years ago by JediDad

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Q: QuestionI have a 110 outlet will you be able to install my new electric range with this outlet

Asked 8 years ago by Precious.

• A:Answer No, ranges cannot be plugged into 110 volt outlets.

  Answered 8 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: Questionjust had a new Samsung range delivered and does not sit flush against the wall like my old range did. It looks like the cord is getting in the way between the back of the range and the wall. Are there shorter cords or should floor outlet be moved to wall

Asked 4 years ago by Sara.

• A:Answer A wall outlet would solve the problem! or, try a 3 foot cord!

  Answered 4 years ago by phdairVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI purchased a ge cooker #jb645rkss. I need to install an outlet . what is better 3 or 4 prong ,40 or 50 amp. the cord #8929671 is very long shell I position the outlet on the bottom or top of the back wall .thanks

Asked 7 years ago by carl.

• A:Answer Plug needs to be on bottom, left. We're the indentation is on the stove.

  Answered 5 years ago by Booboo

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Q: QuestionI am purchasing a Premier 24" wide electric range from Best Buy. It calls for a 40amp cord (draws 36.67 amps per its specs). The salesman sold me your 8929671 generic range cord. Will this be the appropriate cord?

Asked 7 years ago by Valerie.

• A:Answer yes

  Answered 6 years ago by Alfredo

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Q: QuestionBasic question. The online image shows two cords - one 3-pronged and another 4-pronged. So which one will the installers bring? My electrician wants to know. Or do the installers bring both and use whichever is needed? HELP

Asked 1 year ago by mainstreet75075.

• A:Answer I assume he brought both and used what he needed

  Answered 7 months ago by SandySVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill the installer have a cord to fit 3 or 4 prong cord in the truck because my home has the old (3) prong receptacle? I don't feel that this issue was made clear.

Asked 2 years ago by Jimmy.

• A:Answer Yes the installer should have a set of 3 prong and 4prong on the tuck to match what you currently have.

  Answered 2 years ago by JackHVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have someone here at my home right now to install an outlet behind the stove. He wants to know exactly what plug is needed.

Asked 2 years ago by Caryl.

• A:Answer Adapter plug for the stove

  Answered 10 months ago by FabiolaAVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI am finallly get my electric range. Do I purchase the electrical cord myself or installer brings this

Asked 3 years ago by Debsy.

• A:Answer More than likely, they’ll bring the cord and ask you if you want to purchase it

  Answered 2 years ago by ArthurR

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Q: QuestionI do not have an outlet, there is only a thick cord running from the range to inside the wall behind the sheetrock. What now?

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer That doesn't sound safe or up to code.

  Answered 3 years ago by ErieBobVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs the 6" cord range generic cord a 3 prong or 4 prong? SKU: 8929671 240 Volts UPC 4000 89296712

Asked 3 years ago by rangecord.

• A:Answer If you ordered this with home install, they have both 3 and 4 prongs on the truck and will select which on your particular item needs for the install

  Answered 2 years ago by JackHVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have ordered a Smart Choice 6' Range Cord. I need to know if it requires a 3 prong outlet or a 4 prong outlet.

Asked 3 years ago by Kathy.

• A:Answer When you order the installer will have both a 3 prong and 4 prog on the truck and will install whichever matches your current setup

  Answered 2 years ago by JackHVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo you send both cords with this order?

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer You must purchase a new cord (1).

  Answered 3 years ago by ErieBobVerified Purchase

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