Product review (5 stars): Excellent!! - the parts kit has two fuses, one for gas & the other for electric dryers
I just know that the mechanical engineers at Maytag are sitting in a bar, in downtown Benton Harbor, Michigan; just laughing away at the poor fool who is going to be fixing their own dryer.  This comes from my 37+ years experience as an electro-mechanical service repairman.

Access to the over temperature fuse and the high temperature switch are not the easiest to get to.  Use some surgical hemostats and a magnetic 1/4 inch nut driver to get the job done.  Having nimble fingers helps too.  Put the wires onto the fuse before you install the part under its mounting tab.  You don't really want to drop the fuse nor any screws into the inner depths of the dryer.

Replace both the fuse and the upper temperature limit switch,  as the limit switch is most likely shorted closed - you may also have a dust clog that is causing the dryer to overheat and eat fuses.