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Style
2:
Direct
wire
strain
relief
Electrical
Connection
Options
m
Unscrew
the
removable
conduit
connector
and
any
screws
from
a
3/4"
(19
mm)
UL
listed
strain
relief
(UL
marking
on
strain
relief).
Put
the
threaded
section
of
the
strain
relief
through
the
hole
below
the
terminal
block
If
your
home
has:
And
you
will
be
connecting
to:
Go
to
Section
opening.
Reaching
inside
the
terminal
block
opening,
4-wire
receptacle
A
UL
listed,
4-wire
connection:
screw
the
removable
conduit
connector
onto
the
strain
(NEMA
Type
14-30R)
= 120/240-volt
Power
supply
cord
relief
threads.
minimum,
I
l
30-amp,
dryer
power
supply
‘U
cord*
4-wire
direct
A
fused
4-wire
connection:
disconnect
or
Direct
Wire
a
rout
breaker
(127
mm)
Ox
3-wire
receptacle
A
UL
listed,
3-wire
connection:
(NEMA
type
10-30R) 120/240-volt
Power
supply
cord
minimum,
30-amp,
dryer
power
supply
cord*
A.
Removable
conduit
connector
B.
Hole
below
terminal
block
opening
3-wire
direct
A
fused
3-wire
connection:
C.
Strain
relief
threads
disconnect
or
Direct
Wire
circuit
breaker
m
Put
direct
wire
cable
through
the
strain
relief.
The
strain
rr
box*
relief
should
have
a
tight
fit
with
the
dryer
cabinet
and
be
(89
mm)
in
a
horizontal
position.
Tighten
strain
relief
screw
against
the
direct
wire
cable.
“If
local
codes
do
not
permit
the
connection
of
a
cabinet-ground
conductor
to
the
neutral
wire,
go
to
“Optional
3-wire
connection”
section.
4-wire
connection:
Power
Supply
Cord
IMPORTANT:
A
4-wire
connection
is
required
for
mobile
homes
and
where
local
codes
do
not
permit
the
use
of
3-wire
connections.
4.
Now
complete
installation
following
instructions
for
your
type
of
electrical
connection:
4-wire
(recommended)
Cc
D
A.
4-wire
receptacle
(NEMA
type
14-30R)
B.
4-prong
plug
C.
Ground
prong
D.
Neutral
prong
E.
Spade
terminals
with
upturned
ends
F.
3/4"
(19
mm)
UL
listed
strain
relief
G.
Ring terminals
3-wire
(if
4-wire
is
not
available)
1.
Remove
center
terminal
block
screw.
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