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Our nearly 11 year-old clothes dryer quit yesterday, and I had it up and running in no time, thanks to a secret stash of spare parts.
(queue happy dance)
Then, I decided to resurrect this 5-year-old GE unit, but gave up after an estimated $200 in replacement parts. Not counting a bunch of burnt-up wiring. Weird.
As a side note, the local appliance place wanted $28 for a simple dryer fuse. I bought a six pack of those fuses a couple of years ago for $10.