Product review (5 stars): You can do this - do it yourself
Talk about a cheap fix - my drier is now working and I did it myself. (Que the self congratulatory applause in the background here) I'm very curious how much a repair person would have charged to fix my drier when all it needed was this part. Let's take a guess - shall we? I'll expect HE would have charged $150 to stop by, another $100/hr for labor, and another $75 for the part. When I add this all up, it would appear that I saved at least $325 + tax = $350. Not bad for a schmuck who only knew how to complain about poor service on home repairs. Dryers are easy to fix - do it yourself.