Parts for Speed Queen LTSA7AQN3000: Dispenser Assy Parts

This inlet hose connects the washer's water inlet valve to the tub, routing incoming water to the wash chamber so the machine fills properly. It's a direct-replacement service part for restoring proper water flow. What it does:

• Transfers water from the inlet valve into the washer tub for filling cycles
• Helps ensure correct water supply for wash and rinse operations
• Commonly replaced when leaking, cracked, or collapsed hose restricts fill
• Can resolve symptoms like slow/no fill, visible leaks, or water pooling under the machine

• One inlet hose

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing the hose
• Inspect adjoining fittings and clamps; replace clamps if corroded or damaged
• Route hose free of kinks and avoid pinching during reassembly
• If you see continued leaking after install, re-check hose seating and clamp tightness

This is a stainless-steel #8 x 1/2" Torx screw used to secure panels and components on Speed Queen appliances. Stainless construction resists corrosion for reliable fastened connections in laundry equipment. What it does

• Secures console, trim, panels, and internal brackets where a #8 x 1/2" Torx fastener is specified.
• Replaces missing or damaged screws that can cause loose panels, rattling, or misaligned components.
• Stainless-steel construction helps prevent rust in wet or humid laundry environments.
• Small, common fastener for service and reassembly after repairs.

• One stainless-steel #8 x 1/2" Torx screw.

• Use the correct Torx driver size to avoid stripping the screw head.
• Tighten finger-tight then snug; avoid over-torquing which can strip threads or crack plastic.
• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before working on appliance internals to reduce shock or injury risk.

This replacement door boot is the flexible rubber seal that fits between the washer door and tub, keeping the wash chamber watertight and helping the door close snugly. Restores a proper seal and reduces leaks and odors. What it does

• Seals the door-to-tub gap to prevent water from escaping during wash cycles.
• Maintains a tight fit so the door closes evenly and the latch engages correctly.
• Helps reduce trapped moisture that can cause mildew, odors, or visible residue.
• Worn, torn, or distorted boots may cause visible leaks, puddling, or poor door closure.

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair.
• Remove the outer door trim and/or retaining clamp carefully to avoid damaging the new boot.
• Inspect and clean the door frame and tub lip before installing the new boot to ensure a proper seal.
• After installation, run a short rinse cycle to check for leaks and correct seating.