Product review (1 stars): The parts shown, are not the parts shipped...buyer beware
I bought this once and didn't realize i was going to get two parts to install, so I only installed the fuse that was blown not even giving a thought to the thermostat being faulty also.  This first fix lasted about 3 weeks, maybe 4 and then the fuse blew again.  So, without even thinking about it I bought another set and installed both the fuse AND the thermostat at the same time and also cleaned out the exhaust duct all the way from the dryer to the outside of my house to make sure there was NOTHING built up inside and there was excellent airflow.  This fix lasted about 2 loads of laundry before the fuse blew.  This tells me the set they are selling ARE NOT compatible with one another.  If the thermostat is functioning properly, it would save your fuse every single time.

I also DID NOT receive the thermostat listed in the product picture.  It's supposed to be a Hi Limit Thermostat part #3390291 but instead is the thermostat shown in the photo with no identifiable part number.  .  The thermal fuse is stamped at 352F which is what the schematic says it should be.  I tested both my old thermostat and BOTH of the new thermostats that I paid for and both of the new thermostats take forever to open with the heat from my heat gun directly applied well over 250F.  The original Thermostat opened up rather quickly.  I guess I'll just have to head over to Sears Parts store and overpay for the proper products...first to test my operating thermostat though in case it's the original culprit and just exposed the hi limit thermostat in the process.

This was for installation on my Kenmore model 110.64942300 (11064942300).