Unable to install. Does it have an electric hookup because it did not come with an electric cord.

white is neurtal its the one in the center ,and the cord should be connected outsides to black/red, center wire on cord to center terminal on cord block

Check out this website, and it will have pictures of how to wire you electric cord.
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http://www.selfhelpandmore.com/switch-outlet/dryer-circuit-wiring-and-hookup.php

Hi,

Here is a tip that will help you

The oven hookup is exactly the same...

Dryer Cord and Wiring Dryer 3 Wire or 4 Wire

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Go to this website, they have color coded hookup from 3/4 wire hookup for your dryer
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go to walmart and get a 3 prong cord($15) and install it on your new dryer-mike

Changing from 3 to 4 wire hookup on a electric dryer:
Power cord help for 3 & 4 prong dryer cords
This is an example of a three wire connection dryer cord hookup. Notice that there is a ground strap connected from the common center terminal to the frame of the terminal block. Place the center wire of the cord on the center terminal [ one with the ground ******** it ] and the other two wires will be placed on the outer terminals and it doesn't matter which wire goes right or left. Get the center wire of the cord right and you are in business.
This is an example of the 4 wire dryer cord hookup. Notice that the ground strap has been removed from the terminal block frame and folded back onto the center terminal for storage. You can see the colors of the other hookups. TIP: White always to the middle.

Below are a few websites.
http://www.applianceaid.com/general.html#3to4


http://www.american-appliance.com/catalog/newsdesk_info.php?newsPath=10&newsdesk_id=5

Generally you have to purchase the cord separate from the actual electric dryer. Therefore, call the company and tell them you have a 3 prong outlet, that way they can install a three prong plug. Many times, they bring both plugs with them and do the plug install on site. Enjoy your new dryer!

Here ya go. Assuming this is for United States electrical standards, this link explains how to install a a 3 or 4 prong electrical power cord for 220VAC appliances:

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

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

Changing from 3 to 4 wire hookup on a electric dryer:
Power cord help for 3 & 4 prong dryer cords 
This is an example of a three wire connection dryer cord hookup. Notice that there is a ground strap connected from the common center terminal to the frame of the terminal block. Place the center wire of the cord on the center terminal [ one with the ground ******** it ] and the other two wires will be placed on the outer terminals and it doesn't matter which wire goes right or left. Get the center wire of the cord right and you are in business. 
This is an example of the 4 wire dryer cord hookup. Notice that the ground strap has been removed from the terminal block frame and folded back onto the center terminal for storage. You can see the colors of the other hookups. TIP: White always to the middle.

Go to page 8 here: http://products.geappliances.com/ProdContent/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SKUOBJECTS&DOCUMENT=Installation%20Instructions&SKU=JKP15AAAA

Essentially, you need a 220 volt hookup kit from any hardware store. Match the plug to your outlet. Several styles are out there. There are three wires in the cable. Knock out one of the holes in the box on the oven. Install a strain relief for the cord into the hole and clamp on the cord. Generally, they're in the kit. The Red and Black wires are 'hot' and white is neutral. The connections are labeled on the stove. Make sure your connections are neat and tight.