Wait how does it even make a mess

Why do they even skip that step?

Actually, I was totally on team bottled glue for years because it's so easy. But trying hide glue for a real repair changed my mind completely. Having that longer open time to adjust things is a total game changer for getting it right.

Ever notice how we're all turning into amateur repair techs? With dryers... it's usually just a belt or sensor that goes bad. Seems like everything's made to be thrown out now, so learning to fix it feels like a small win. I've replaced two heating elements myself... way easier than I thought.

Something people forget is how much the environment can mess with a scanner. A dusty lens or weird lighting can throw off the data before it even processes. That might be what your gut noticed without you knowing why. Angelap56 is right to double-check the physical thing, but also check the physical space where you scanned it. The machine might be fine, but the conditions weren't.