"the_crowbar" wrote in message
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New? Still under warranty? If yes, why not just pick up the phone?

More "New to me". I bought this used about a year ago, but it sat in
storage for most of that time. It looks like it is brand new, but I do
not know the exact age.

Thanks,
James


Check your library for appliance repair manuals. If no luck, call a few
appliance parts places. Some company puts out a nice series of books. Before
buying the book, call GE. As recently as 10 years ago, they had phone people
designated for helping do-it-yourselfers, and they were VERY helpful when I
called them. If that service still exists, get the book, and you should be
able to diagnose & fix the thing yourself.