Product review (5 stars): Works exactly as expected.
Don't bother buying the version that costs $30 when this will work for you just fine.
What I did:
1. Use a razor knife to cut off the rubber boot over the terminals on the old switch.
2. After seeing which wires went where, cut off all the wires and use any old pliers to crimp on the new terminals that come with this switch.
3. After realizing it only came with 2 new terminal ends, go dig around through my miscellaneous electronics bins and find an extra terminal end.
4. Crimp terminal ends on wires. Plug into leads on switch. Install new switch. Success
5. Enjoy your now functional dryer(or whatever else it is that uses this same part that you need)