Blabtrician?
Anybody
A.) know anything about switching out a three-prong dryer plug for a four-prong?; or
B.) have a recommendation for a local electrician who could make that happen?
The Internet tells me this is a pretty simple procedure, but not simple enough for me.
Tennessee Jed. Cubing phone number.
This is not an electrician job. If you don't get it handled I can run by. Or just bring the dryer to the Brew Pub.
sudo open the pod bay doors, HAL.
Ditto.Originally Posted by earlnemo
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The problem that we're having is not the actual changing of the cord, rather, we can't get the cord strain relief piece off to remove the 3-prong cord. It's a 2-piece black thing on either side of the hole through which the plug goes into the dryer. It doesn't readily pull out and I don't see any screws or any means of removing it. Anyone know offhand how this is done?
Tennessee Jed--the Gentleman Electrician! I highly recommend him as well...
Sounds like it snaps together. Can you post a picture?
Uh...
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Just saw this. Sorry so late.
Physical slavery requires people to be housed and fed, economic slavery requires the people to feed and house themselves.
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
S'awright, I think we've got it figgered. Should be able to do it today. But if not, I will send up the Jed Signal.
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