Product review (5 stars): timer worked fine, etc
Just finished installing this replacement element into my 20+ year old Whirlpool Dryer LE7680XSW1, see first photo.  I learned the original part number was 693300 and this part was a direct replacement part. The replacement part box sticker had the Whirlpool name and indicated it was made in MX which I assume is code for Mexico. I guess parts are no longer made in Michigan. Anyway, Dryer finished drying its first load and working well.  My original part snapped the element wire which I discovered with an Ohm test.  My replacement part measured 11.2 ohm's,(see second photo with red multi-meter) which matched the old part with the broken element wires twisted together as a band aid fix, see third photo.  Old part and new part attach to dryer with one sheet metal screw which is hard access but manageable with 5/16" wrench.  If you have a helper (I did not) and can tilt the dryer forward then it would go much faster. My dryer would spin, timer worked fine, etc... but no heat one day.  I did an ohm test on the sensors and heating element and found no open circuits expect for the heating element.  So I removed the heating element and found the broken wire, sanded the wire ends for a better connection, and simply twisted the ends together.  I then put the band aided element back in the dryer and turned the dryer on.  I ran the dryer for 20min and all worked fine.  Then I ordered this part and replaced the part.  Total time to troubleshoot, repair, order and replace part about 4 hours. So hopefully the dryer will last many more years.  The last photo is the heating replacement heating element installed.