Product review (5 stars): Capable DIY Project (How to)
Item came with all needed parts (except tools) and a simple instruction sheet that is more meant for professionals than the average homeowner. But alas it is still possible to do on your own.

You need to take the back panel off which consists of 4 screws, the outer ones being different from the inner ones. Swap out the plug thingy and leave the back panel off. Now there are two screws underneath the panel which loosen the whole top cover. From there lift is slightly from the back pushing it towards the front and it should come right off. There are two screws that you just uncovered above the door that need to be removed along with the 4 that are on the face of the dryer (visible after opening the door). Full front panel comes off, be careful as there is a wire connecting the front panel to the dryer (supplies power to the door light) I tried to disconnected and just ended up breaking a plastic tab so just left it alone and made sure no tension was on the wires.

Now here comes the PITA. The brass fitting you will be exchanging is on the bottom right hand corner. You will see the gas module/regulator/fancy contraption thing which is bolted down to the dryer with the black supply line coming from the right rear. And then this cone tube thing. Between the regulator and tube thing (got to really look in there) you will see the brass fitting. This is where you need a small wrench (forgot the size, 8mm or 10mm) that will barely fit but will come right off. Now putting the new one on was a HUGE PITA. The threads just wouldn't catch no matter how long I tried. What I ended up doing was unbolting the lower bracket (two screws on the left side and kind of pops up and slides out of the right side which is held in place by a slot, got to work it to get it to slide out) Then you have to disconnect the wiring to the regulator and the igniter all the way in the back right up against the massive tube back there. Remember which wires go where. And lastly behind the dryer is a small screw over the gas supply line. Take that out and the whole contraption will come out from the front. At which point I was able to see much better and manipulate the brass fitting in to place easily and put it all back together with ease. If you can't get the brass fitting in within the first few turns save yourself the headache and just did as I did and take the whole thing out. Way easier, wish I would have done it from the start.

Overall quite an easy DIY, just takes some patience and common sense. I'd say 3/10 on the difficulty scale. Good luck!!!