Parts for Huebsch 37EG: Control Panel Assembly (Manual) Parts

This replacement drive motor restores agitation and spin to compatible top-load commercial washers, bringing laundry cycles back to normal operation. Designed as a direct swap for failed or worn motors to get machines moving again. What it does

• Turns the transmission/drum to enable agitation and spin cycles.
• Replaces a motor that hums, stalls, or fails to start.
• Helps stop symptoms like no agitation, no spin, or intermittent operation.
• Restores normal wash and drain motion when the motor is the cause.

• Disconnect power before servicing and verify the washer is fully de-energized.
• Motor is heavy and may require two people or a hoist for safe removal/installation.
• Basic hand tools and access to the motor mounting and wiring are required; keep wire ID or photos for correct reconnection.

This round-head bolt with a square neck secures sheet-metal panels and mounted components on laundry equipment. It provides a durable, low-profile fastener that resists turning once seated for reliable assemblies. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets or components where a square-neck bolt prevents rotation in a slotted or keyed hole.
• Keeps covers and assemblies tight to reduce vibration and rattling.
• Use when a low-profile, round head is required for clearance or cosmetic fit.
• Replacement for worn, stripped, or missing bolts that cause loose parts or intermittent noise.

• One round-head bolt with square neck, 3/8" diameter x 1" length.

• Replace with the same size and square-neck style to ensure proper fit and anti-rotation function.
• Hand-start the bolt, then tighten with the appropriate wrench; avoid over-tightening which can strip threads or deform parts.
• Disconnect power and follow appliance-specific safety steps before servicing panels or internal components.
• Wear eye protection and use proper hand tools; secure adjacent parts to prevent injury during reassembly.

A replacement timing cam that positions the timer/timer shaft to control cycle sequencing in compatible Speed Queen washers, helping the machine advance reliably through agitation, drain and spin stages for consistent operation. What it does:

• Rotates with the timer to index cycle steps, enabling proper engagement of transmission/clutch and water/drain functions
• Common repair part when a washer won't advance between cycles, gets stuck on a single stage, or skips spin/agitate
• Ensures correct mechanical timing for cycle transitions when installed and aligned correctly
• Typical molded cam design built to match OEM timing profiles for reliable fit

• Disconnect power and follow OEM service procedures before removing the console or timer assembly
• Observe alignment marks and index position on the timer shaft during removal and installation
• Replace only with the exact part number to ensure proper fit
• Do not attempt electrical testing while the unit is powered