Hello, DIY! I have what is hopefully a quick question. Would anyone be able to help identify what this connector is and what the best way to replace it is?Context: My old GE DPSB513EB0WW dryer stopped producing heat. Suspecting it was the heating element, I ordered a replacement and was able to swap it out. When swapping it out, one of the wires coming from the motor fell off its heating element connector with no resistance. I didn't think anything of it, put the dryer back together, and ran it for a minute. I noticed very quickly that the dryer was overheating, so I stopped it, disassembled everything, and in the course of reattaching all the connections, the wire that fell off came off again, but the the connector was broken.Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction for replacing this connector? Is this a situation I should call a dedicated repair company for?Also, regarding the overheating, I'm not sure it has anything to do with the wire. I believe it's related to the thermometers, which weren't able to be in the correct position due to an issue with the screw holes in the heating element. I have since been able to place the thermometers in the correct position for another test run once I fix the wire issue. via /r/DIY http://bit.ly/2QV36J0
