If it's 20 years old and still working, hang on to it. The older ones were built much better than the new ones. I've installed those for decades, and once the customer told me that she had a relative that worked at GE, and his job was to build in a weak link so that the appliance would fail after a certain amount of years. She swore it was true and I believe it. By the way, you're lucky that that foam didn't break loose while you had all the bolts out, it would have fallen down. If I'm having problems finding an extra screw someone might have put in, I always put one of the upper bolts back in to hold it, in case it suddenly drops.
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