Product review (1 stars): Dryer element
Element arrived on date it was supposed to, was double boxed and air bagged, and it was in perfect shape. I held off on feedback because at the time I installed this I had a bad low-temp thermostat and did not know that at the time I ordered this. I knew the element was bad because it had a broken coil.

Once the low-temp thermostat was replaced and everything was put back together the dryer worked like brand new. When ordering this part if you know it is bad check your thermostats and fusible links to make sure they are not bad also. You can do this with a multimeter by setting it to the lowest ohms setting and checking that there is continuity. There are a ton of youtube videos that will show you how to do this. Also, check voltage at the cord where it connects to the back of the dryer. Set your meter to voltage and place one probe on the center wire and then check the left and right wire one at a time they should read 120 volts on the meter. Then check the left and right side wires by placing a probe on each wire and it should read 240 volts on the meter. If you are not getting these readings you may have a bad breaker at the service panel. To do these checks the dryer of course has to be plugged in so be careful what you touch. To check the thermostats the dryer should be unplugged and remove one wire to isolate the thermostat.

Some have left reviews about this element not lasting long. I don't think that is the fault of the manufacturer as it is something that could last six months or six years.

***UPDATE***

Heater element as of April 10th is a blackened, burnt-out mess......bought this element in Jan. but didn't install it until Feb.....buyer beware!