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Old 06-12-2014, 06:05 PM   #2
HellRaZoR004
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Do a quick google search on the appliance and see if anyone else has had issues and what it took to fix it. It may be very easy to replace a broken/faulty part yourself.

For instance, I had a thermostat go bad on my oven a couple years ago. I ordered the part for $20 and replaced it in 10 minutes.

That's where I would start.
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