Product review (4 stars): Cheap and it works.
So I read the review and saw the picture from the tech that had the screw back out and short out, almost causing a fire. But I thought, hey I can fix that problem. And I did. At first i thought of being lazy and just wrapping electrical tape around it but that seemed like a bad idea next to the heating element so I had to drink some coffee and do some extra work. I just did what should have been done in the first place and removed the screw and riveted the porcelain piece to the body. The body was a little distorted to begin with and the sensor didn't fit but it was a simple fix of twisting it with pliers when the riveting was done. I think if we had the money I would buy an OEM element, then again if we had the money I'd buy a new dryer. If you want to fix it on the cheap then you can't really beat this price. In hindsight I wish I had taken a picture of "the fix" but just look at the picture with the burnt screw in the reviews and imagine a rivet in its place and no burnt places.