Do-It-Yourself Story

Used a multimeter to test the thermal fuse (it was good) and the start switch relay (it was good) and then this guy. It was not clicking consistently, which meant the dryer was not detecting when the door was closed. Replaced the part and it fired back up immediately. I was told by a local repair place when they found out the dryer was 13 years old that it probably wasn't worth fixing. Now after $25 spent I am hoping to get a another few years out of this dryer, so the $ and time should be well worth it. Appliance parts pros replacement videos are amazing.