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Thread: Electrical Question

  1. #1
    CBadDad
    I'm installing a new dishwasher. I pulled the old electrical cord off of the old dishwasher but didn't pay attention to which wire was black and which one was white. :hammer2:
    Is there a way to tell by looking at the cord?
    This is what I have.
    http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...icture_071.jpg

  2. #2
    yopengo
    The green is ground and I don't figger it matters which is black or white. Just hook um up an it should work. I don't know sh** but I've sure zapped myself enough times! lol
    Rio
    I agree. :idea:

  3. #3
    charlyox
    Once you have it going make sure to check the rotation.Make sure it isn't running backwards.

  4. #4
    Mrs.Killer
    BOBALOO would know...

  5. #5
    maxwedge
    They make special high temp whips (cords) for hooking up dishwashers dishwashers otherwise heat will cause it to deteriorate over time. If your outlet is right side up and wired correctly the wire on the left (wide slot in outlet) is neutral (white) and the one on the right is hot (black).

  6. #6
    CBadDad
    They make special high temp whips (cords) for hooking up dishwashers dishwashers otherwise heat will cause it to deteriorate over time. If your outlet is right side up and wired correctly the wire on the left (wide slot in outlet) is neutral (white) and the one on the right is hot (black).
    Thanks. I owe you a beer.

  7. #7
    maxwedge
    Oh yeah the green one is ground, but you knew that right.

  8. #8
    maxwedge
    Thanks. I owe you a beer.
    Sweet! What else do you want to know. I have a wealth of useless info.

  9. #9
    WYRD
    They make special high temp whips (cords) for hooking up dishwashers dishwashers otherwise heat will cause it to deteriorate over time. If your outlet is right side up and wired correctly the wire on the left (wide slot in outlet) is neutral (white) and the one on the right is hot (black).
    This is correct
    say hi to your wife for me

  10. #10
    Boatcop
    Sweet! What else do you want to know. I have a wealth of useless info.
    What is the air speed of an unladen swallow?

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