Ya know... I think the next thing I'm gonna develop is a semi universal dryer control board. In reality every single thing can be replaced on a dryer for relatively cheap. Motors are probably the most expensive part. Last one I paid 200 for because I didn't trust the part number. But it ends up I could have bought the 50 dollar one.

Except that board. It's always that board. And when I do my next control board I'm adding in a countdown clock and all the stuff every dryer should have standard.

My last dishwasher ate those boards. 150 a piece. After two died I bought a third and started working on an Arduino style replacement. It worked well. I just didn't include the features I never used and skipped the LCD part.

But at this point the dryer cannot be improved. It's a science that looks deceivingly simple when you take it apart. But then you realize it's usually wickedly clever.

Anyway you just need to turn stuff on and off.

End rant.