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This range cord is required for successful hook-up of your new appliance. Our delivery personnel will determine whether a 3- or 4-prong cord is needed based on the outlet behind your existing range.
Our delivery personnel will determine whether a 3- or 4-prong cord is needed based on the outlet behind your existing range.
Heavy-duty insulation jacket is flexible to prevent kinking and cracking.
6' length allows access to hard-to-reach outlets.
Quick and easy spade terminal hookup.
Right-angle plug allows close placement of range against wall.
General
Product Name6' Range CordBrandSmart ChoiceModel NumberRANGE CORD
Dimension
Product Length6 inches
Electrical Specification
Voltage240 volts
Other
UPC400089296712
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- A: AnswerI 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 by sbdk
Q: QuestionCord is not color coded which is red or black ?(4 answers)
A: AnswerChuck 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 by TJCrinc
- A: AnswerI 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 by Kwoolls
Q: QuestionCan I daisy-chain these together for a longer range, say, 24'?(6 answers)
A: AnswerI would say buy a longer cord but really you're better off getting an electrician to move the outlet closerAnswered by JediDad
Q: QuestionI have a 110 outlet will you be able to install my new electric range with this outlet(5 answers)
A: AnswerNo, ranges cannot be plugged into 110 volt outlets.Answered by CommunityAnswer
- A: AnswerA wall outlet would solve the problem! or, try a 3 foot cord!
Answered by phdair
- A: AnswerPlug needs to be on bottom, left. We're the indentation is on the stove.
Answered by Booboo
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Smart Choice - 6' Range Cord
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