Great video! I am glad the demonstrator didn't have an English accent, like many of the demonstrators, because this demonstrator was both articulate and clear. Thanks for the video.
I bought a fridgidaire I tried to connect the 3 prong wire. It was a return and had a 4 prong connected to it. After removing that cord I discover that one of the screw for the 3 prong was stripped and I cannot remove it is there an alternate way to connect. Can I connect it like the 4 prong was done?
I don't understand how you're getting the strain relief bushing tight to the frame! I'm getting it tight onto the cord, but the bushing itself is not mounted to the frame! Can someone explain please???
Great video! I am glad the demonstrator didn't have an English accent, like many of the demonstrators, because this demonstrator was both articulate and clear. Thanks for the video.
This is so much easier then I imagined! Thank you for this video
Way too good demonstration thanks I really need this video
You r money saver sir thank you
Thank you!
I bought a fridgidaire I tried to connect the 3 prong wire. It was a return and had a 4 prong connected to it. After removing that cord I discover that one of the screw for the 3 prong was stripped and I cannot remove it is there an alternate way to connect. Can I connect it like the 4 prong was done?
What type of screws are you using
What size are those screws?
So easy a cave man could do it. Thanks!
Thanks
Is it 110v or 220v?
240v.
I don't understand how you're getting the strain relief bushing tight to the frame! I'm getting it tight onto the cord, but the bushing itself is not mounted to the frame! Can someone explain please???