> I hopped on an appliance parts website and ordered her a new lid switch for $15. One YouTube video later and her washer worked like new. 1. many youtube videos are scams/clickbait though and/or present un-true or outdated information 2. even if i have the spare part and the replacement part (i probably ordered the wrong one, how the heck am i supposed to know whether Knita CX-2035 is compatible with my Radover DishWasher i13s, the manual says i need Knita CX-2034 but they don't produce them anymore, but the Knita website says that CX-2035 is the "successor part"), i assume i either lack a screwdriver or a voltage meter or a fucking welding machine to weld the oven open and shut again. And if i manage to weld it shut correctly, i will forever live in anxiety about accidentally having used toxic chemicals inside the oven which now continue to evaporate each time that i heat it up, slowly poisoning my food and me which will only become clear decades later when i start developing mysterious diseases which *might* have their origin in me using aluminum wires when i should have used stainless chromated copper wires.