Really?
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Really.
And my point being is because the NEC's exception of allowing a 4 wire appliance to be allowed to still have the neutral and ground tied together in this day and age is just silly.
It doesn't solve the neutral return current being induced on normally not current carrying parts of an appliance at all.
This puts us no closer to resolving the neutral to ground connection being made after the service entrance for dryers and ranges no matter how you want to sugar coat it.
I think the LG connection is actually pretty smart on their part. They seem to have a better grasp on what it actually takes to enforce the rule.
To defend a neutral to ground connection made at an appliance even though it's not correct, but, disagreeing with jumping the neutral and ground at the receptacle which is also incorrect,for those same appliances, is simply hypocritical.
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