Jeffrey received a big, distressed aloe with dried, brown roots but many green leaves. He repotted into a larger pot.
Move it back to its original pot. A larger pot adds stress; pot size should match healthy root volume. The aloe needs consistent water, not more soil.
No fertilizer, no further repotting until established.
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