1
Turn off the circuit breaker that supplies power to your electric range. Most circuit breakers are located in a basement, garage or utility room. Flip the breaker to the off position.
2
Remove the plate on the rear of your electric range. The plate is a square panel covering the back of the range. Remove the screws that attach the plate. You will see a small power box housing 4 screw terminals, with the green screw being the ground terminal.
3
Remove the round, metal knock-out inside of the terminal box by using a hammer and a screwdriver to push out the piece.
4
Open the space inside the back panel. Loosen the 2 screws on either side of the strain relief connector to widen the space. Feed the loose end of the power cord through the strain relief entrance.
5
Begin wire connection. Find the copper strip on the end of the 4-pronged cord. Connect the ground wire to the green ground screw, and connect the...