2019 GE GTD72EBPN0DG electric dryer, took front off and dropped it ripping wires apart.

If you only have two wires, it really shouldn't matter. The door switch is just an on or off switch. I would go from blue to blue and then tie the pink to yellow.

However, in general, blue and yellow wires from the door of a dryer are typically associated with the door switch or lock mechanism. Pink and blue wires from the wiring harness could be associated with other electrical components, such as the control board or heating element. I would strongly advise against attempting to guess which wires to connect based solely on the colors, as this could potentially cause further damage or pose a safety hazard. It would be best to consult the user manual or wiring diagram for your dryer model, or to contact a professional appliance repair service for assistance with rewiring the dryer.

GE Dryer Repair - How to Take Apart, Open, or Disassemble ...

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Dryer Repair - Replacing the Lower Front Drum Felt Seal ...

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Dryer Repair - Replacing the Lower Front Drum Felt Seal (GE Part .... on this dryer....how do you remove the ...

look inside the drum with a flashlight and look for broken or loose tumbler rib, can be fixed with epoxy, sand smooth surfaces first, let cure and use appliance paint to paint it

Here's the trick: The Spacemaker dryer is the same as many other GE dryers but is upside down!

1. Unplug the dryer.
2. Flip the dryer upside down so the white panel is now on top and the unfinished steel panel is on the bottom.
3. Remove the 2 screws that connect the bottom, white panel from the back and lift up to remove.
4. Pull off the Settings and Fabric knobs on the front of the dryer. Take off the front control panel (remove the 2 screws).
5. Remove the 2 screws that attach the front panel (located behind the control panel you just removed). Hold the dryer drum by the top edge and pull the front panel away (note that the panel will be hooked to the rest of the dryer at the bottom corners). DO NOT PULL AWAY ENTIRELY!
6. Disconnect the wiring that is attached to the front panel (these come apart easily by hand but you might want to mark the wiring so you know where to connect it when reassembling).

this will help you http://www.applianceaid.com/take-apart.html

Flaky solder joints on coils inside blower motor- take it apart and re-solder joints. Trust me- it worked for me!!!!

yes the felt is cushion and it sounds like it might be the blower fan sometimes they get off balance or just simply out off wack and the blades will rub on the housing

Either one of 2 ways to get to the thermostat on a GE dryer.....

depending on your model, you will have an access point on the back of the dryer to get to the heating element which has attached to it, the thermostat.

If there isn't an access point on the rear of the unit, open the front door of the dryer and remove the 2 screws in the top of the door opening. Using a small prybar, slightly apply pressure prying up the lid. On the inside of the face of the dryer in the corners will be 2 more screws, remove those and pull the face of the dryer outwards to you to about a 45 degree angle. From there, you will be able to lift off the face. Be cautious to unplug the wires for the door switch before pulling the face all the way out. There isn't much to a 10 yr old dryer, just take your time, study the parts and put it back just as you took it apart. For the replacement thermostat or heating element look at

www.marcone.com

www.partstoday.com

Good luck and let me know if there is any more trouble I can help with.

that is one thing I have learned, don't take anything apart that you dont need apart. Clean with shop vac-it will suck it out.