Southwire 9156SW8808 CORD, DRYER 10/4 30A DRYER BLACK 6' 6PK

It comes with flanged spade terminals, so the ring/spade ends slip under the terminal block screws on the appliance. No crimping or cutting back the conductors needed, just loosen the screws, seat the spades, and tighten. The green ground lead lands on the cabinet ground screw once the neutral bonding strap is removed, which is how a 4-wire hookup is done.

Only if you also change the outlet. The 10/4 cord is made for a 4-slot receptacle with a separate ground. Swapping just the cord on a dryer fed by an older 3-wire circuit leaves the ground conductor with nowhere to terminate. Either keep a 3-wire cord on that existing circuit or rewire the branch circuit for 4-wire.

The cord is 6 feet, which reaches a receptacle behind or beside the dryer in most laundry closets and alcoves. If the outlet sits across a wide laundry room or the dryer pushes out for a pedestal or stacking kit, measure first: a 6 foot cord can't be extended, and dryer cords are not to be run through an extension cord.

It ships as a 6-pack under one part number, 9156SW8808. That makes it a buy for property managers and appliance installers turning multiple units, not for a single replacement. The carton weight is listed at 2.066 pounds.

No. It's built as a 30A dryer cord on 10 AWG conductors. Ranges are typically on 40 or 50 amp circuits and need a range cord with heavier conductors and the matching plug configuration. Using this one on a range circuit undersizes the cord.

Black jacket. Worth noting if you're matching appliance cords across a unit turnover and want them consistent behind the machines.