The vector \(\varepsilon \) -algorithm of Wynn is a powerful method for accelerating efficiently the convergence of vector sequences. It is also employed for solving nonlinear systems of equations. Also, in the linear case, it corresponds to a specific Krylov-subspace methods. Its kernel is the set of sequences which are transformed into constant sequences whose terms are their limits or antilimits. In 1971, a sufficient condition characterizing sequences in this kernel was given by McLeod. Recently, it has been showed that the Mc Leod’s condition is not necessary. A detailed study for the step \(\varepsilon _2\) of the algorithm has been accomplished, giving rise to an algebraic and geometric formulas for the explicit forms of its kernel. Moreover, a conjecture concerning the explicit algebraic expression of kernel of the vector \(\varepsilon \) -algorithm has been formulated. In this work, we prove the truthfulness of this conjecture for the dimension \(d=4.\)