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Have basic electric dryers electrical changed much in 18 years? Volts/Amps?
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lafinfil wrote: Newer dryers are sold with a 4 wire set up that is easily switched to 3 - $10 part and 10 minute job.

I wish. The Samsung dryer I purchased last month came with no power cord at all. I wouldn't have minded so much if I'd been informed of this ahead of time, but I didn't learn about it until I was smack dab in the middle of my installation. I had to dig deep into the owner's manual to find the single line of text confirming that the lack of a power cord was not an inadvertent omission at the factory - apparently Samsung doesn't ship power cords with any of their U.S. models. Hard to believe this little nugget of information failed to turn up anywhere during the months of research I did prior to this purchase.

I had to make a late night, last minute Home Depot run to finish my installation. The nice thing is I was able to match my cord to my available power.
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Re: Have basic electric dryers electrical changed much in 18 years? Volts/Amps? - by N-OS X-tasy! - 01-29-2010, 11:05 PM

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