Product review (5 stars): If you can read, you can replace your surface element !!
here's the deal - - if you can read (obliviously you can) you can change out this radiant surface element - - as others have mentioned the connections are NOT exact - -however they are labeled 1a 1b 2a 2b etc - - this is what I did.

The first thing I did was UN PLUG THE OVEN !!!!! You don't want to have power running to what ever you are working on  I opened up my stove top, I braced it with a piece of wood holding the surface open (similar to opening the hood of your car).  Next I took a picture of the current connections (just in case).  Then I I disconnected each electrical fitting making an mental not of where they go.  I unscrewed the support brace, and un plugged the clamps holding the burner to the support.  The element slipped right out.

I held the new element beside the old one, noting the connections 1a 1b 2a etc - remembering which numeric letter was associated with the color wire (red, black, purple).

I also removed the support clamps from my old element - and re-installed them over the exact corresponding number of the old burner (over the #9 and #42 if I remember correctly).

I put the new element in place allowing the old clips to clip into the support brace, and tightened the screw holding the brace.  I re-connected each wire, plugged the oven back in - and double checked my work by turning the burner on - - bazinga!!!!  Put the screws back in connecting the surface to the over and slid the over back in place