What am I doing wrong here? I'm trying to change my 4 prong

Looks right. What seems to be the issue? Did you check voltage at the outlet,

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>>967415
I've done the same thing, looks right... Breaker tripped?

>>967759
So, you have a ground. Why are you only using a 3 wire cord?

Anyway, I think you swapped a hot and a neutral. Might be your 'outlet' or whatever that cluster fuck is called is mis-wired. Get a cheap multimeter and test it.

>>967415
>>967759
Are these either end of the same connection??

At the appliance there is red and black I assume is phase and neutral and the middle is bonded to the case so I hope to fuck that is supposed to be earth.
At the other end it's connected to two ' phases' and neutral. If I was a breaker I wouldn't be happy either.

Also there is far too much conductor on show at the appliance, the cable only has a layer of insulation, no sheath? And it feeds through a metal stamped hole with no protective grommet.
Nowhere is there any form of strain relief or mechanical protection. At the feed end the cable is allowed to dangle with no bend radius protection.

An absolute embarrassment in all

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>>967759
Dude. That is so fucking wrong I don't even know where to begin.
The gray cable is supposed to connected to a plug and have some sort of connector on it.

That outlet housing is supposed to be covered. And don't tell me you do cover it because there's no way a cover is fitting on there right with the cord just thrown in like that.

Fuck dude. Hang it up. Call an electrician. That is a major fucking hazard.

And if you know what's good for you, never touch electric again.

>>967454
>>967415
Also put a connecter in that hole.

>>968034
>connecter

bushing

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>>967759

>>967795
>Also there is far too much conductor on show at the appliance
Surely it's obvious that this is behind a panel that's been removed for photographic reasons?

What are you suggesting OP do, recrimp factory-crimped ends just to make an internal connection look prettier?

>>968032
this.

also check the breaker

>>968143
Ok I didn't see they were crimped I'm sorry I should have looked closer

>>967759
>snapchat

rip nice knowing you

>>967795
what this guy said