Thanks guys, appreciate the help.
I do have the spare motor I pulled from the KDG606... It's the exact same type, but given how messed up that dryer was, I'm not sure on its running condition. It feels slightly sticky - is there a trick to oiling this type of motor? I don't see any oiling ports, nor any means of taking the motor itself apart.
I'll have a look at the centrifugal switches too. I wish I had pointed a camera at it - I don't actually know if the smoke had come from the motor itself, or from the obviously burned centrifugal switch...
I do have the spare motor I pulled from the KDG606... It's the exact same type, but given how messed up that dryer was, I'm not sure on its running condition. It feels slightly sticky - is there a trick to oiling this type of motor? I don't see any oiling ports, nor any means of taking the motor itself apart.
I'll have a look at the centrifugal switches too. I wish I had pointed a camera at it - I don't actually know if the smoke had come from the motor itself, or from the obviously burned centrifugal switch...