Product review (5 stars): Think and Do
Most repair tips and videos said this repair would take two and a half hours. Our repair took about four, including cleaning the parts to pristine levels. One must think out of the box, because of the area of damage may vary. Patience and ingenuity can prevail. Do not open your new parts until you are successful in the disassembly. The shaft can be really frozen. (Mine came out backwards from the videos I saw!) The repair was solid and satisfying to accomplish.