Product review (5 stars): The price on this was much better than the OEM part
The price on this was much better than the OEM part, which was great as I didn't have a lot of money to spare (or I would've just called a repair person). I ordered from Parts House Supply, (AKA McCombs Supply) due to another reviewer saying it came with instructions to hook up the broken belt switch, as there is a simple modification that has to be done if your motor has the switch. Mine didn't come with instructions, but included the necessary wires along with a somewhat blurry black and white photo showing the connections. After studying the photo for a while I was able to figure out what to do. I am not electrically inclined, so maybe it would've been more obvious to someone who is. I've included a photo that will hopefully help if you need it. Unclip the black wire from the new motor, use the new cable with red connector covers on each end, and connect the black wire to one of the red connectors. Connect the other end with the other red connector to the blue wire connector that it fits (it'll only fit on one of your blue wires as the connectors are different sizes). Then, take the blue connector from the other new wire with one blue connector and one bare wire and connect the blue part to the motor where the black wire was previously connected. Remove the connector from your remaining blue wire (the connector on the side that was previously attached to the motor, not the side attached to the switch!) and strip the end of the wire, then join the two bare wires together using the wire nut. I hope this helps rather than confusing, it is really quite easy. My dryer is now working again.