I have recently moved to a new home and it has a 4 plug outlet instead of the 3 that is on my washer. I have bought the correct plug. But there are only 3 posts on my stackable. I am not sure which colored wire goes where.
The model number is hard to read, but I think this is it: LSE780EACE
Any suggestions for this woman on her own would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Oh Wise One!
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Maytag Stackable- wiring new plug
Started by mwills, Apr 25 2005 02:48 PM
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Posted 25 April 2005 - 02:53 PM
This page will enlighten you.
Standard color code is: black and red are hot, white is neutral, and green is ground.
Just read the link, it'll make more sense.
Standard color code is: black and red are hot, white is neutral, and green is ground.
Just read the link, it'll make more sense.
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