Ge dryer yellow wire inside dryer does it hook to red white or black wire?

Battery is yellow
Accessory is white/red
Ground is black
Illumination is red/black
Power antenna is yellow/white
LF speaker +blue/green - grey/black
RF speaker +red/green - brown/black
LR speaker +blue/yellow -grey/white
RR speaker+red/yellow -brown/white

White is always neutral so I am going to say hook it to brown, unless you have another white wire.

Black on a motor is usually high speed, so hook it to black
Red is usually low speed to hook it to yellow. If you do not get
high speed then hook black to yellow and red to black

The red and the black are interchangeable, they are your hot wires, but the white must go on the white that is your neutral wire. Let me explain the green wire. That is your ground. In the past the dryer would use the neutral as its grounding means if something in the dryer ever shorted out (which is a very unsafe situation), so now they decided to separate the wires and have that green wire as the ground wire which is also why there is a 4th prong on your plug. So to hook that up you need to remove the jumper that may be going from the neutral bar to the frame. There is usually a terminal for that ground wire, but if there is not you need to attach that green wire to the frame of the dryer (metal screws usually do the trick, you can also use a screw and bolt if you can find a piece of frame inside the wiring compartment).

Blue with pink strip hook your Y or Yellow to this. Red to Red Orange to Orange Blue to blue White to black. Rus

The following link explains how:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r793520-3_prong_4_prong_power_cord_conversion

If you have questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

YOUR FOUR WIRE CORD IS AS FOLLOWS RED,BLACK WHITE AND GREEN ON YOUR DRYER YOU HAVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT 123 CONNECTIONS THE TWO OUTERMOST(1 AND 3) ARE HOT LEADS SO HOOK RED TO 1 AND BLACK TO 3 NOW HOOK WHITE TO 2 AND THE GREEN CAN BE ON THE TERMINAL COVER SCREW OR NOT AT ALL BUT BE SURE IT CANNOT COME INTO CONTACT WITH RED OR BLACK

on plug white is neutral, black is power , red is power, green is ground. black/yellow and blue are power and white is always neutral ie. (white to white) black to black/yellow, blue to red. green to grounding screw on machine

First off, you should be wiring your power cord directly to the terminal block inside the dryer. If someone just cut off the cord that is terminated inside the dryer, and you are attempting to splice the new cord onto the old one.. you are making a mistake.. take the new cord and bond it directly to the terminal block inside the dryer. If you have a new 4-wire power cord, you are probably dealing with a red/black/white and green wire. ( assuming it is a four prong plug).. The black and red wires are the power lines themselves and should mate with the red and black wires inside the dryer. The green ( is frame ground) and is normally bonded to a stud near the terminal block or the dryer frame. The white is the neutral line and is normally tied to the terminal in the middle and between the red and black tie points.. In line splices should not be done on this appliance.. Hope this helps..

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The model # DPXQ473ET5WW is not coming up at GE! How old is the unit?


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Not sure what part of the machine component you are referring to but generally the colours mean the following using 240 volts:

Red=Active
Black=Neutral
Green or Green/Yellow=Earth (ground)
White=Switched Active (Become active via a switching component).

I think you should clarify what your attempting to wire up before proceeding.