Parts for Speed Queen AGS20AWF: Control Panel / Control-Front Control Parts

The 4-Cycle Timer is an OEM replacement part for Speed Queen dryers. Positioned within the control panel, this timer coordinates the various washing cycles, including wash, rinse, spin, and soak.

Causes of a bad timer package can include general wear over extended use. Exposure to moisture or dust particles could potentially interfere with the electronic controls functioning properly over time.

Symptoms of a bad Timer Package include:

• Inability to select desired drying cycles
• Timer dial not turning smoothly
• Control buttons sticking or malfunctioning
• Dryer failing to progress through timing and temperature steps

This timer knob assembly is the replacement control knob that lets you set and adjust cycle time on the dryer/washing machine control. It restores a secure grip and clear cycle selection so you can operate the machine easily. What it does:

• Provides a firm, easy-to-turn control for selecting timer settings and cycles
• Replaces cracked, stripped, or missing knobs that are hard to turn or won't stay set
• Helps ensure the timer/control shaft is engaged for accurate cycle selection
• Matches OEM fit and function for a direct replacement when the knob is worn or damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting replacement
• Knob typically pulls straight off the control shaft; align splines and press on until seated
• If a retaining clip or screw is present, remove and reinstall as needed—retain hardware
• Do not force the knob; confirm proper alignment to avoid damaging the control shaft

This 4-position fabric selector switch is the control behind the knob that sets your washer's fabric setting. Replacing a worn switch restores crisp detents and reliable selection so the machine follows the wash action you choose.

• Controls the washer's fabric setting with four selectable positions
• Directs electrical contacts to deliver the chosen wash action or speed
• Works with the timer/control to tailor cycle aggressiveness for different fabrics
• Symptoms of failure: settings don't change, only one position responds, wrong wash action, or the knob feels loose and won't detent

• Disconnect power before servicing; control panel edges can be sharp
• Remove the knob, then the retaining nut or clip to free the switch from the panel
• Photograph and label wires; transfer them one at a time to matching terminals on the new switch
• Align the shaft/indexing tabs, secure the switch, and test each position before reassembly