Product review (5 stars): Replaced the Old one Perfectly
Moms dryer stopped working(some off brand whirlpool called Elite that was 3-4 years old), it refused to start when the start button was depressed. Knowing nothing about dryers (but a very handy guy) I figured I could figure out something easy such as a clothes dryer.

Two hours later the dryer was completely disassembled into a few dozen pieces and I was 95% certain this timer was the problem. The wiring diagram tapped inside the dryer helped a little, a google search showed me how to test this part. With the power off/check continuity between the black and blue wire with the timer on (should be a closed circuit). Mine failed this test(open). Busted the old timer open and found burned contacts inside. I suppose I could have cleaned them up and reinstalled the old timer, but for $62 I would prefer not to have to mess with it again.

Its actually a pretty easy fix, unplug the dryer, pull the upper cover off that is held on by 6 screws. Pull the knob off, unplug electrical connections. Remove 2 screws that hold this part on. Reinstall new part.

Fixed!