Well, darn, sorry it took so long to get that heating element. I notice APP still lists it as out of stock. Does not seem like that unusual a part.

Your problem should be an easy fix, once we figure out where the problem lies.

1. Use a meter to check the connector block to make certain you are getting 120volts on each outside terminal connection.

If so, then go to the next step.

2. Since your heating element is new, make sure it is not the problem by testing for resistance (continuity) and checking to make certain it is connected properly. (Yes, I would hate for you to find out the element was bad after waiting for it, so let's hope this is not the problem even though it would be an easy fix)

If the heating element checks out, go to the next step.

3. Your machine has a thermal fuse, thermostats and thermistors. You need to check each one for continuity, as it is likely one or more failed when your element failed (or failed independently of your element failing, either way a problem)

Unless you have a very unusual situation, this process will locate the problem.

Please post and let us know what you find. Thanks

That will do it, be sure to replace both the thermal fuse and the thermostat even if the thermostat is working.

Thanks for updating us, good luck with your machine.