I think you can manage. It will likely involve: moving and unplugging the dryer, removing some screws (probably with a 1/4" nut driver), undoing some snap fits (You'll need a thin, firm tool like a paint scraper or ruler), and plugging the new dial in. Nothing too complicated, and the whole process should take around 20 minutes.
If all of that sounds doable to you, I'd suggest starting by searching youtube for "[brand name] dryer control panel" to get a better idea of how to pop that off.
I think you can manage. It will likely involve: moving and unplugging the dryer, removing some screws (probably with a 1/4" nut driver), undoing some snap fits (You'll need a thin, firm tool like a paint scraper or ruler), and plugging the new dial in. Nothing too complicated, and the whole process should take around 20 minutes.
If all of that sounds doable to you, I'd suggest starting by searching youtube for "[brand name] dryer control panel" to get a better idea of how to pop that off.