Product review (5 stars): A $5 fix to a $250 problem
Wow what a simple fix.  Took the old one out and put a new fuse in - Job done.
Seems like a good quality replacement part - going strong a month later.

2 points to note:
1.  Check your dryer ducting whilst you have the machine out of service.  Usually blown fuses are a sign of excess heat due possibly to lint build-up in the duct.
2.  Take a picture of wiring before you disconnect anything - that way you can re-wire the same way when you replace the fuse.