Oven has 2-prong plug plus earth wire. Socket is modern 3-prong. How to connect?
Home Improvement Asked by Sleepster on March 9, 2021
My 110V toaster oven has a 2-prong cable. Also, the oven’s chassis has a screw with a connected green/yellow earth wire, which I want to ground.
My wall socket is a modern 3-prong with earth and all.
Is there a special adapter that can convert the 2-prong plug + earth wire into a 3-prong plug? Is that the right way to go?
Thank you!
One Answer
You could install a replacement three-prong plug and wrap the cable and extra wire with loom to keep them bundled. It's probably not strictly legal, but it's generally safe.
Answered by isherwood on March 9, 2021
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