@Mike H. If it doesn't look deliberately damaged, then yes, normal wear and tear. Perhaps this is a known issue for this appliance. Repair or replace at your expense.
@Mike H. If it doesn't look deliberately damaged, then yes, normal wear and tear. Perhaps this is a known issue for this appliance. Repair or replace at your expense.
Yes, after a more research and spoken to other LLs I have learn the same thing. Guess things don't built the way they were back then. Thanks for your input!
I had a brand new 2010 Kenmore wall oven in one of my units that broke down in less than 5 years. Had to have it repaired. Appliances are made to break these days, they are crap to be frank.
In your case, it is probably a similar situation where the appliance is made cheaply and poorly.