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C,
MAKE
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION
It is your
responsibility:
• To contact
a qualified
electrical
installer.
• To assure
that the electrical
installation
is adequate
and in conformance
with
the National
Electrical
Code, ANSI/
NFPA 70 - latest edition
and all local
codes
and ordinances.
Copies
of the code standards
listed
above
may be obtained
from:
National
Fire
Protection
Association
Batterymarch
Park
Quincy,
Massachusetts
02269
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
The proper
electrical
connection
ensures
a safe
installation
that
meets
local
code
requirements.
A three-wire
or four-wire,
single
phase,
120/240-volt,
60-Hz.,
AC-only,
electrical
supply
(or three-wire
or
four-wire,
120/208-volt
if specified
on
serial/rating
plate)
is required
on a
separate
30-ampere
circuit,
fused
on
both sides of the line. A time-delay
fuse
or circuit
breaker
is recommended.
This dryer
is manufactured
with
the
3-wire,
frame-grounding
conductor
connected
to the NEUTRAL
(white
or center)
of the wiring
harness
of the
terminal
block.
Do not have
a fuse in
the neutral
or grounding
circuit.
A fuse
in the neutral
or grounding
circuit
could
result
in an electrical
shock.
Use a 4-conductor
cord when
the
dryer is installed
in a mobile
home
or
an area where
local codes
do not
permit
grounding
through
the neutral.
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION
OPTIONS
If Your Home Has:
And You Will Be
Go To
Connecting To:
Page
3-wire electrical
receptacle
(NEMA Type 10-30R)
A U.L.-tisted,
120/240-volt
minimum, 30-amp.,
dryer
power supply cord.*
13-1.
3-wire direct
A fused disconnect
or
15 - II.
3,h"_l
circuit breaker box*
4-wire electrical
receptacle
(NEMA Type 14-30R)
A U.L.-listed,
120/240-volt
minimum, 30-amp.,
dryer
power supply cord.
18 - Ill.
4-wire direct
A fused disconnect
or
21 - IV.
I_5"
I
circuit breaker box.
*if local codes do not permit the connection
of a frame-grounding
conductor
to the neutral wire, see the instructions
on page 17.
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