Oh also, BE VERY CAREFUL when you're working inside and taking the dryer cabinet apart. There are a lot of sharp metal edges inside. Just be real careful.

I'm confident in you. Let me know how it goes.

I've repaired our dryer several times. If you can find a YouTube walk through of the disassembly of your model absolutely don't be afraid to do it. Watch and pause the video as you go through.

The first time, mine was a temp sensor. And YouTube helped me troubleshoot. I should have just spent a little more on the entire heating assembly that came with all the sensors because it went out about 6 months later.

There isn't much to a dryer once you get in there.

UNPLUG IT FIRST

If it's a slow day at a small local shop they might just knock it out for something to do. Maybe go drop it off and let them decide when they have down time ....unless you're in a rush for it.

A machine shop would do it in a lathe for probably very little money.