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Q: QuestionHow many prongs does this range cord have?

• A:Answer This range cord has 4 prongs.

Q: QuestionWhat is the length of this range cord?

• A:Answer This range cord is 6 feet long.

Q: QuestionWhat is the voltage of this range cord?

• A:Answer This range cord has a voltage of 250 volts.

Q: QuestionDoes this range cord have a right angle plug?

• A:Answer Yes, this range cord has a right angle plug that allows for it to be placed close to the wall.

Q: QuestionHow many volts is this for? I need a 220.

Asked 6 years ago by SBSB.

• A:Answer It is a 220.

  Answered 6 years ago by 12345

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Q: QuestionIS THIS A NEMA 14-50.... HOW LONG IS THE CORD....

Asked 1 year ago by sparky.

Q: QuestionHi we currently have a three prong chord on current Oven I am having this assembled and installed by Best Buy and they added cords would I need anything else or would this oven not be compatible

Asked 2 years ago by Tam.

• A:Answer You can use a three prong cord but it won’t be grounded. Just be sure the wires to the outlet are in good condition, that it’s a 40 amp circuit and the breaker is in good shape. An electrician can help with that. You can use the four prong cord, but would need a new outlet and it will have to be grounded. Again, an electrician can do that. They should have had both cords on the truck and put on the one you wanted. If they didn’t call Best Buy, they did you wrong.

  Answered 1 year ago by StephenHVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionwhere does the red wire go

Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.

Q: QuestionWhat gauge wire is in this cord?

Asked 3 years ago by Smooth.

Q: QuestionCan I run a 220v wire from a breaker to a dryer

Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer You can, but be sure it’s rated for 220 and for the right amperage. Most dryers need a 40 amp circuit, some need 50. Be sure the breaker is the right amperage as well. If you don’t have the manual to check what your dryer needs, go on YouTube and find a video. You should also use wire that doesn’t need to be in a conduit, just ask at the store if it’s safe to run it outside a conduit. (Obviously if it going into a conduit it won’t matter.)

  Answered 1 year ago by StephenHVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhere go the green cable??

Asked 7 years ago by Javi.

• A:Answer If anyone doesn't know the answer Please get a electrician because you shouldn't be messing with electricity

  Answered 4 years ago by mski2

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