I had a Maytag dryer blow its circuit board 2 days before the warranty
expired, they came out and replaced it at no charge.

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus4760" wrote in message
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Just two weeks after warranty on our G.E. Profile washer expired, it
broke. Seems like pump does not work, there is a faint 60 Hz sound
from inside the washer when pump is supposed to pump, but no
pumping takes place.

I find this "coincidence" an evidence for intentional design where
stuff is made to break after warranty, for extra "revenue" to be made
on easy repairs and parts.

I'd be amazed that the engineering could be that precise. As for the two
weeks contact your deal and they may cut you a break since it is that
close.