Product review (2 stars): Wheel must've had some residue on the inside. 2 ...
Wheel must've had some residue on the inside.  2 months later, it seized up.  Had to take dryer apart all over again.  This time, replaced with actual OEM part.  IMPORTANT: be sure shaft AND inside of wheel is free from of ALL and ANY lubricants or residues.  Dryer heat will eventually cook it and make (whatever it is) for a sticky wheel that will no longer turn.  Belt eventually melts the wheel down to nothing due to friction between belt and wheel.  Live and learn.