Electrical Question from George about Dryer Wiring
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Question: Can I change my daughter’s dryer cord from 3 flat bladed plug to a cord with one right angle (or “lying down T”) if wiring is adequate (10 gauge) and dryer indicates 28 amp? Receptacle currently on wall for old dryer would then match. © By: Dave Rongey |
Electrical Question from George about Dryer Wiring
Received from George a Handyman in Foreston, MN USA
[ad#block]Question: Can I change my daughter’s dryer cord from 3 flat bladed plug to a cord with one right angle (or “lying down T”) if wiring is adequate (10 gauge) and dryer indicates 28 amp? Receptacle currently on wall for old dryer would then match.
Thanks!
George
Additional Comments:
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question.
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