I just bought a new Dryer. My old dryer took way too long to dry stuff (70-80 minutes or so), and it would shrink the clothes from overdrying. So I figured I wouldn't mess around, and I looked into a dryer that people said was fast and that had sensors, so the clothes wouldn't get over-dried. I ended up getting a [url=http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02656892000P]DPSE810GGWT[/url]. Pretty much every review I read was positive, talking about how efficient it was, and quiet, and dried fast, and the sensor, and blah blah. So I get it, and install it and run through a load of dress casual clothes. Mostly khakis and polo shirts with some cotton t-shirts in the mix. It's a decent sized load, but in the cavernous drum of the new dryer, the load looked like an ant-hill. I figured it would make quick work of this load. I was wrong. It took over 90 minutes to dry it. I thought that maybe it was a fluke or that something else was wrong. I looked around for ideas on why a dryer would take so long, and I saw some comments about checking the exhaust for clogs. So I did. Not only that, I shortened the exahust by probably 6-8 feet just to see if that would help. Then I ran another almost identical load of khakis/polos which was about the same size. After 40 minutes or so I went to check on it to see how it was doing. The "time remaining" said zero, and it was just tumbling the clothes with no heat. So I thought, "maybe shortening that exhaust really helped." Again, I was wrong. The clothes weren't anywhere *near* dry. I closed the door and turned it back on, but the "time remaining" still said zero, and I don't think it was using any heat. So I canceled the cycle and started it over. An hour or so later, it was finally done... yet another 90+ minute load. I thought maybe I did something wrong with the settings, but I checked and double-checked. I put the heat on Medium. The Dryness level on "Dry", and the Cycle type on "Mixed Load". So what is the deal? This is [b]slower[/b] than the crappy, ten+ year old dryer I replaced. Should I be calling for a repair, or is this dryer just that slow? WATYF

I've got a Caloric Prestige Series (RSD369-UL) oven. The oven has been slow to light the last few weeks. Last night it would not light. Stove top burners work and broiler works. I'm guessing that I just need to replace the ignitor (should be part #1191, I think). Are there any cautions that I should know before undertaking this replacement? I found some info on this site which seems complete ([url]http://forum.doityourself.com/appliances-gas/155510-gas-oven-slow-light.html#post537449[/url]) Any further thoughts?