Product review (5 stars): Perfect Replacement for my original part - Dryer heat is back!
A few weeks ago my clothes dryer stopped drying our laundry after running a full cycle.  After researching possible causes the Web and checking the Service Document that was mounted inside of my dryer frame I was able to determine that my Thermistor was bad (stuck in the open position) as there was no continuity between the two prongs/connectors on the thermistor.  As the Service Documentation recommend replacing both the Thermistor and Thermostat at the same time, I was able to find both parts on Amazon for about $30.00 and replaced both, without a problem.  Dryer is now working again.  Just plan on having a vacuum handy, as the bottom of the dryer where these parts are located had close to an inch of dust/lint after about 12 years of usage.  Looks like a maintenance items to vac it out annual or every couple of years, depending on your usage.  This was my first try at fixing a dryer issue, and wasn't too bad if your a do it yourself fixit person.  Hope you find this information helpful.