Electrical Question From Francis About Dryer Wiring

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Electrical Question about: Dryer Wiring

Received from Francis, a Homeowner in Indianapolis, In

[ad#block]Question: My dryer has a 4 prong plug, but the receptacle in my house has a 3 prong plug…what can I do?

Dave’s Reply:
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