Product review (5 stars): It Works! and much Cheaper than big box store....
I love sticking it to the man. I have a wonderful Sears gas dryer and it stopped heating up after about 10 years. Went to youtube, found out how to test the fuses (you have to take the dryer apart but it is not that hard to do) bought myself a multimeter for about 30 bucks, tested all of the fuses in the gas dryer (make sure to unplug it) and determined that this little piece of plastic  was shorted out. Its just a little fuse. I called Sears, the morons, and they said the part is about 30 bucks and shipping another 15 bucks or so to get it to me in 2 weeks because of course they have to backorder it from China. The Sears repairman would be 75 bucks just to diagnose the problem. I cancelled that boondoggle, found the part on Amazon, I got it in 2 days, took the dryer apart again, replaced it, took about one hour, and the wife was back at it, washing and now drying the laundry for the next 15 hours. Do it yourself and save a bundle! It is not that hard to do. Watch the youtube videos, but a multimeter, and get at it. Sears is blowing it big time with charging outrageous prices for parts and labor.