WELL EXPLAIN!!!! FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAIN PERFECTLY AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT!!!💜💜 THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

Finally, someone that explains why the white wire on the unit gets moved over to the center white wire on a 4 wired plug! Thank you.

Absolutely the best explanation on KZfaq. Excellent presentation. I've never seen/heard a better one!

Bro you are the goat❤

Thank You so much. Just moved into a new Custom Build Home and they gave us the 4 pronger when our existing dryer is a 3 prong. The Ground wire movement explanation was Epic. Great Job. Thanks! 😍

This is the most informative thing I’ve seen on KZfaq. Thank you!

I was worried and confused what to do the the green and 2 white wires until I watched your video. Thank you so much for not over telling us how to do it. Simple and to the point!!!

Appreciate this basic (CLEAR) step by step explanation. I'm terrified of electricity after being bitten a few times in the past. I had my wife stand a comfortable distance away, phone in hand, 9-1- dialed... just in case! It went great, no paramedics needed even after I tested it out... thank you!!

keith is the goat, hero status.

Perfect explanation, thanks

One of the best, understandable, easy to execute do it yourself videos out there.

Explained so well thank You.

best explanation I have seen - helped me wire an electric water heater that only had 3 wires while outlet required 4 wires

Best video I've seen for this task . Thank you sir

Nice, the guy who delivered my dryer took the 4 prong off and told me to attach the white wire to the center lug. Glad I found this video as the instructions were unclear and Whirlpools video was not clear as well.

Thanks - I just moved with washer / dryer. Moving always includes a handful of small electrical needs that we're uncomfortable handling - especially 240v. I mean 120v is an eye opener, but 240v will flat out kill you dead! You saved me 2 weeks of piled up laundry and at least $100 off my electrician bill with your clear, precise instruction that matched others.

Thanks for this excellent tutorial video !!!

Best, most comprehensive explanation I have every seen. Great job.

Keith, great explanation on the two cord types and where they wires terminate. I also know this was for demonstration purposes only but you SKIPPED A VERY IMPORTANT STEP that I think should be shown. For your viewers, the cord MUST go through that hole you see below the connection point FIRST. There is a clamp that goes on the cord inside of that hole (the clamp comes with the cord when you purchase it) to keep it from being pulled on and not stress the wire connections inside the dryer where the wires terminated on the screws. If your viewers were to put the cover on as you show in the video, the cover would eventually cut through the insulation of the wires and become a VERY DANGEROUS situation. Safety first!

Very clear and simple - you did a great job of helping me and not make it confusing or difficult! Thank you!

Really appreciated (at 6:45) when you said it didn't matter about the red or black connections. Thank you!

Thank you very much for this well detailed video

What he didn't show is that you want to run those wires through the little round hole in the metal just below where the terminals get screwed in. The cord should come with a bracket that you mount into that round hole and it keeps tension from being applied to those three terminals if you were to pull the cord really hard.

Thank you very much for tutorial. It worked! Now i can do some laundry 🧺

Great vid and explanations. To the point, no wasted story. Helped me tremendously.

Good teaching

Keith, I just wanted to thank you for helping me do this project! During this quarantine I have debated doing this because I didn't want to 1) blow up the house and have to call 911 and/or 2) electrocute myself while just trying to do laundry for my son and then having to call 911! I have been hang drying EVERYTHING for the past 3 months and it has been TERRIBLE! Your video was informative enough to give me full confidence in doing this project... all the way down to the type of grounding screws you should use. Few things I appreciated: 1) The size and type of screw DOES matter. I couldn't understand why mine were not tightening and if you google it, google world tells you it does not matter - just tighten it. But that is not true! My particular dryer was initially not working. I received it for free after placing a want ad for a washer & dryer. Nervous about fixing it since it was an electrical issue, I almost did not attempt to fix it. After placing the quarter inch thread screw in, it worked again. You are a miracle worker! 2) Which side am I supposed to put down flat? I said to myself, "There must be a certain way to place the wires because otherwise both ends would be the same.. and they aren't. One end is fat, and the other is flat!" Then, how tight do you tighten them?! You answered immediately without thought. 3)I knew the middle was neutral but what was that random green and yellow wire (that was not connected when I received the dryer). All diagrams on the internet state a green and a white wire. Even the manual for this dryer is incorrect! It is a green and yellow wire - and if you have a 3 prong flat cord they are all the same color. I will not even repeat what the 100 other videos stated to do with the wires. I am so thankful the universe directed me to your video. Long story short, THANK YOU for keeping us safe while keeping us busy by being so informative and hands-on. Who would have known when you were recording this a year ago that you would be SO BENEFICIAL to the world in such a short time. I can't believe there are only 29 comments below. I am astounded that you have something like 38,000 views, with so many positive thumbs, zero thumbs down, and only a couple THANK YOU's! If I could give you all of those subscriptions and likes to give you payment for this video, I would. I know it's not much, but, here are 38,0000 thank-you-so-much-for helping me comments, in one, to let you know how appreciated you are.. one for each person who forgot to let you know how thankful they were for your video. Keep spreading your wealth of knowledge! You have kept many people all around the world safe through your videos. I hope you are blessed with happiness and good health! Thank you!!! √38000= 194.93588689618 Kim

Love it, you're great at presentation and speaking. You literally pointed to the dryer to show it gave instructions and I looked up and saw them 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thanks for the clear and consise information. Good Job!

Thanks for an video that was easy to follow and ESPECIALLY for the hint about not dropping the screws…you likely saved me a service call.😊

Awesome job, this saved me a lot of money for like 3 minutes of work.

Help!! My internal ground wire is green! There are no white wires coming from my dryer..... is that right?! Do I take the green one from the dryer and remove it and attach it with my middle white wire from the cord?

Thank you you've helped me out today stay safe everyone🧡

Thaaaaaaank you so very much. These are amazing simple instructions. I questioned the color of the wires versus the L1, L2 guide on the dryer and you cleared that right 🙂🙌🙌

Thanks for breaking this all the way down 👍🏻

I noticed you did not put the neutral white wire back with the green ground wiree. Why not? Isn't that unsafe? Can't that cause a spark or fire

Thanks this really helped me out keep making great appliance and furniture videos!

Thank you!!

Awesome, Thanks! We have a 4 prong with a 3 prong outlet. Looks like I'm going to change out the cord.

Thanks you helped me find the instructions on the back. Thanks

Best video out there on this subject

Keith, thank you. We just moved to a new house that we didn't realize had a 4 prong with the l-shaped prong and with your very easy and simple instructions, this was easy. I want worried about matching the ground wire as much as where it needed to go exactly. So thank you and have a Happy 4th of July.

great presentation, thanks, keep it coming

Great video bro thanks

Great, great, great video!

My Whirlpool Cabrio has 3 nuts held even with the screw hole by a small tab. The screws actually screw into that not. Odd setup but definitely made that way. Thanks!! I was confused about having to ground the neutral wire a different way. Probably a 3 prong machine to a 4 prong setup. New sub. I have an original 3 prong setup so I guess I'm good to go.

Awesome brother wow help me out so much I feel like im in school.

Thank you buddy for the video helped me out a lot 🎉😂😅

thank you fot explaining very well, you the man 👍🏼

Thanks for the tutorial. It's a GREAT help!!!

Thanks for your help! New home owner fairly young and they forgot my screws for my power cord neglected to inform me and left. Thanks for teaching me how to get it done myself. 👍

very very nice detailed and professonal. best of the best

Great video. Thanks so much, easy explanation!

Great Instruction. Thank you

Helped me out bigtime man. Than you for the video.

Thank you much sir!!

Dude should just do one at a time. All over the map. Mmmm kay.

Fantastic instruction!!!

This was very helpful 🙂 thanks!

Thanks for the video. Perfect

Thank you very much brother

Thank you so much for the video it have answer my questions and was able to install the drier

Thank you sr !!!!! Awesome guy!!!

Thanks!! You helped me so much!!! I am definitely having a little trouble getting all my wires through the hole though. Why is that? I’m so nervous I’m going to break something 😦

Yes Thankyou very much worked great except my screw for ground didnt get very taught should I get new ground screw? Let me know please.

Great video 👍👍👍

Thank you made it perfectly understood

Shouldn't you have to insert the cord thru the hole in the back panel of the dryer and then make the connections?

Great demonstration clear and to the point!!🎉🎉

Good job!

We did exactly what was explained. Thanks a bunch. The drum is turning, but no heat at all (not drying the clothes) do you have a suggestion?

Thanks you Keith

Thank you! Now I know where I screwed up today!

what if the neutral wire that was on the ground screw was green/yellow? does it go with the white on the center terminal or stays and combined with the ground?

Appreciate the video man thank you for the help freaking awesome

Been trying to figure this info out at 6:58!

That was helpful thanks

Thanks so much - exactly what I needed

So my dryer the cord broke inside the dryer has plastic plug and the replacement cord has no eyelets on the end is it safe to use merits on it

How do you connect dryer 4 prong to a OTR. You also for got to tell them to not drop the screws. Magnet quarter nut.

I be damn you helped me out a ton today I was going to return this dryer! Now I’m not thank you for your awesome video!! Very informative appreciate ya Bless ✊🏾

Thank you so much , very helpful

So we need a 3 phase power supply for this?

Great video unfortunately I still a little scared to do it on my own and I have no one else to help me. Ugh decisions decisions

Does it matter which neutral connects together, in front or back? Is there an order of placing them together?

My savior! Thank you!

I told my dad about the 4 wiring way, and he insisted it didn't matter, he ended up connecting the metal neutral wire with the ground wire, and the others stayed on their terminals (black,white,red), and the outside screw has the green and neutral wire, dryer works, for now lol

Sooooo..... What your saying is I need to pay the guys from Home Depot the extra fifty bucks to hook my new dryer up caaauuuse........electricity is terrifying? Right. 😂 great video!!

Hi I’m connecting a 4 prong to my dryer. When I opened it up there is a white cord and another green/yellow cord. How do I connect it? Thanks my dryer is a kenmore. I followed the directions that is posted on the dryer. But I forgot which wire whether it’s the white or yellow/green connected to the ground.

I checked out the inside of my 3-prong outlet and it has 3 wires inside. A black, a white and a copper ground. Can I still switch out the 4 prong on my new dryer for a 3-prong?

Why are these imperial-sized screws/bolts instead of metric?

The wire coming out of the drier is green for me not white

Thank you

There is a spare on the side that’s convenient!

Can I use a 40 amp range cord for my new LG dryer? No L shape in our dryer receptacle.

Is it the same for a Range

Thanks!

I have a 3 prong dryer cord. I installed everything according to the three prong wire cord guide. The dryer did not produce any heat. I then combined the internal ground wire with the neutral power supply wire and the dryer is now producing heat. Is this okay/safe to run like this? Explanations on why the first setup didn’t work for me?

I am going to a four prong and my dryer is a little different. The middle leg of my Amana dryer is coded for white and green and there is no white grounding cable. There are two green cables attached to the frame inside the wiring box (coming from somewhere up above) but they do not seem relevant to the situation. Would I just attach both the green and white wires to the same leg with one screw?

Do I still pair the ground wire coming out of the dryer to the neutral terminal if the wire coming out is green with thin yellow stripe?