Product review (5 stars): $83.00 locally?  You do the math.
And if you're even moderately mechanically inclined, you'll be ready to fix your own washer after watching a few YouTube videos.  Ours isn't part of a stack or under a counter so I took out one screw from the back, slid and lifted the top panel, removed a couple screws and fished out the part using its wiring connections.  Plugged in the new one, maneuvered it into place, replaced the screws, replaced the top panel and fired it up on the first try.

Easily saved a Ben Franklin or three.