Parts for Speed Queen LTSA9AQN3000: Controls 2 Parts

This 3-position fabric selector switch is the control behind the knob that lets you choose the fabric setting on your unit. Replacing a worn switch restores positive detents and ensures your selection is recognized instead of ignored or stuck.

• Provides three selectable fabric settings to tailor operation
• Routes the chosen setting to the timer/control
• Typical symptoms: no response when changing settings, intermittent selection, or being stuck on one mode
• Physical clues of failure: loose/no detent feel, broken shaft, or heat-discolored terminals

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the knob and retaining hardware to free the old switch
• Photograph/label wire positions and transfer each lead to the same terminals on the new switch
• Reassemble and test all three positions for proper engagement

This 3-cycle timer controls sequencing for select top-load washers, letting the machine advance through wash, rinse, and spin stages for proper cycle operation. It replaces a worn or non-advancing mechanical timer to restore normal cycle progression. What it does:

• Rotates internal cams to change washer functions between wash, rinse and spin
• Sends timed signals to drive motor and valves so cycles start and stop in order
• Common fix when a washer won't advance, stalls mid-cycle, or cycles don't complete
• Works as the user-selected cycle timer for compatible machines

• One 3-cycle timer assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing the console or control panel; keep track of fasteners
• Match wiring and connector locations exactly; snap connectors straight off/on without forcing

This push-to-start switch is the momentary start button that completes the control circuit when pressed, letting your appliance begin its selected cycle. It replaces a worn, stuck, or unresponsive start/control push button to restore normal start operation. What it does:

• Acts as the momentary push-to-start control that signals the machine to begin a cycle
• Replaces a button that is loose, stuck, or doesn't respond when pressed
• Helps resolve intermittent or no-start symptoms related to the start control
• Works as the user interface switch in the control panel's start circuit

• Disconnect power before accessing the control panel or wiring
• Remove any necessary panels or bezels to reach the switch; keep screws and fasteners organized
• Avoid touching exposed terminals; match wire connectors to original locations when installing