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Alternate electrical connection
When local codes...
A
w
Permit
use of a flexible type power
supply cord (pigtail)
that comes equipped
with the dryer but
Do Not Permit
connecting
the cabinet-
grounding
conductor
to the neutral wire of
the power supply cord:
Connect
separate
center
silver-
neutral
(center
"
wire of
Ungrounded
neutral
pigtail)
Figure 3
1.
Disconnect the power supply.
2. Remove
terminal
block cover.
3. Remove
the grounding
wire (green)
from
the internal
grounding
connector
and
fasten under center,
silver-colored
terminal
block screw. See Figure 3.
4. Connect
a separate
copper
grounding
wire (No.-10 minimum).
See 'To connect
a
separate
grounding
wire," Panel B for
detailed
instructions.
5. Replace
the terminal
block cover.
When local codes...
B
n
Do Not Permit
the use of the flexible
power supply cord equipped
with the dryer
and
Permit
copper
power supply cable
and
Permit
connecting
cabinet-grounding
conductor
to the white (neutral)
wire of the
power supply cable:
external
gr
connector
external
grounding
connector
_
harness grounding
-- j
wire (green)
center
silver-
$ colored
terminal
center
silver-
colored
terminal
block
screw
Grounded
neutral
Figure 4
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Remove
the power
cord equipped
with
the dryer as instructed.
See 'To remove
the power supply cord,"
Panel B.
3. Prepare
wire ends. See "Direct wiring
connection,"
Panel B.
4. Install copper
power supply cable
through
3/4", U.L.-listed strain relief. Tighten strain
relief to cabinet.
5. Connect
the white (neutral)
wire of the
flexible
armored
or non-metallic
sheathed
copper
power supply cable
to the center,
silver-colored
terminal
screw of the
terminal
block. Connect
the other wires to
the outer terminals.
See Figure 4.
6. Tighten strain relief clamp
screws. Replace
the terminal
block cover.
When local codes...
C
w Do Not Permit
the use of the flexible
power supply cord equipped
with the dryer
and
Permit
copper
power
supply cable
and
Do Not Permit
connecting
the cabinet-
grounding
conductor
to the neutral wire of
the power
supply cable:
Connect
separate
copper
grounding
wire
from external
grounding
connector
to
approved
ground.
external
aroundina
power
supply
c
grounding
wire(green/yellow)
eutral (white wire
onnection
or
center
wire or
Figi*
j pigtail)
2. Remove
the power
supply cord equipped
with the dryer as instructed.
See "To
remove
the power supply cord,"
Panel B.
3. Prepare
wire ends. See "Direct wiring
connection."
Panel B.
4. Install copper
power supply cable
through
3/4", U.L.-listed strain relief. Tighten strain
relief to cabinet.
5. Remove
the grounding
wire (green)
from
the Internal grounding
connector
and
fasten under center,
silver-colored
terminal
block screw.
6. Connect
the white (neutral)
wire of the
flexible
armored
or non-metallic
sheathed
copper
power
supply cable
to the center,
silver-colored
terminal
screw of the
terminal
block. Connect
the other wires to
the outer terminals.
See Figure 5.
7. Connect
a separate
copper
grounding
wire (No.-10 minimum).
See 'To connect
a
separate
grounding
wire," Panel B, for
detailed
instructions,
8. Tighten strain relief clamp
screws. Replace
the terminal
block cover.
Mobile home or other four-wire
installation
Requires a four-wire
power
supply cord or
cable.
center
silver-
white
(neutralr
wire
Ungrounded
neutral
Figure 5
1. Disconnect the power supply.
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Remove
the power
supply cord equipped
with the dryer as instructed.
See Panel B,
'To remove
the power
supply cord."
3. If using direct wiring, see "Direct wiring
connection,
Panel B.
4. Install copper,
four-wire,
power supply
cord or cable
through
a 3/4", U.L.-listed
strain relief or conduit
connector.
Tighten
strain relief to cabinet.
5. Remove
the grounding
wire (green)
from
the internal
grounding
connector
and
fasten under center,
silver-colored
terminal
block screw.
6. Connect
the grounding
wire (green)
of
the copper
4-wire power
supply cord to
the internal
grounding
connector.
7. Connect
the neutral
(white wire of direct
wiring connection
or center
wire of pigtail)
to the center,
silver-colored
terminal
screw
of the terminal
block. Connect
the other
wires to the outer terminals,
See Figure 6.
8. Tighten strain relief clamp
screws. Replace
the terminal
block cover.
To connect
a separate grounding
wire:
Use grounding
wire and clamp
assembly
(Part No. 685463) or No. 10 gauge
minimum
copper
grounding
wire.
Tighten
clamp
securely
to pipe.
Bumps on ground
strap
must contact
pipe.
/
cold metal
water pipe
'
clamp;
Figure 7
Connect
grounding
wire to a grounded
cold water
pipe* with the clamp
and then
to
the
external
grounding
connector
on the
dryer. See Figure
7. Do Not ground to a gas
supply pipe or hot water pipe.
Do Not
connect
the power supply cord to electric
power
supply until the appliance
is
permanently
grounded.
* Grounded
cold water
pipe must have metal contrnuity
to electrical
ground
and not be Interrupted
by plastic,
rubber or other electrical
insulating
connectors
such as
hoses, fittings, washers
or gaskets
(including
water
meter or pump)
Any electrical
insulating
connector
should be jumped
as shown in Figure 7 with a length of
No.-4 wire securely
clamped
to bare metal at both
ends.
To remove the power supply cord
Pull out power
supply cord.
Pa
COI
w
1.
Figure 8
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Remove
the terminal
block cover from the
dryer.
3. Disconnect
the power
supply cord from
the terminal
block.
4. Use a screwdriver
to slide the strain relief
clip away from the power supply cord.
(See Figure 8).
5. Pull downward
on the power supply cord
until it is removed
from the dryer. (See
Figure 8).
To use non-
metallic sheathed
copper power
supply cable :
If non-metallic
sheathed
Figure 9
copper
power supply cable
is used, it
must
be used with a 3/4", U.L.-listed
strain relief to fit a one-inch
hole size similar to
the one shown in Figure 9.
Direct wiring connection
1.
Strip outer covering
back 3 inches from
the end exposing
the 3 wires.
2. Strip the insulation
back
1 inch from the
end of each wire. Form the bare wire into
a 'U" shaped
hook.
P
-1
Figure 10
Exhaust
requirements
Fire/Health Hazard
l
Do Not use non-metal, flexible duct.
9 Do Not use metal duct smaller than
four inches in diameter.
. Do Not use exhaust hoods with
magnetic latches.
9 Check that exhaust system is not
longer than specified. Exhaust systems
longer than specified will:
- Accumulate
lint.
- Shorten the life of the dryer.
- Reduce performance,
resulting in
longer drying times and increased
energy usage.
Failure to follow specifications
may
result in a fire.
. Do Not exhaust dryer into a chimney,
furnace cold air duct, attic or crawl
space, or any other duct used for
venting.
9 Clean the exhaust system every other
year.
l
Do Not install flexible duct in enclosed
walls, ceilings or floors.
Accumulated
lint could result in a fire or
cause moisture damage.
. Exhausting your dryer indoors is Not
recommended.
The moisture and lint
indoors may cause:
- FIRE HAZARD from lint collected
in
dryer;
- Moisture damage to woodwork,
furniture, paint, wallpaper, carpet,
etc.
- Housecleaning
problems and
possible health problems.
Failure to follow these instructions could
result in fire damage or personal injury.
Panel B
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