Parts for Speed Queen AGS20AWF: Front Bulkhead / Air Duct / Felt Seal Parts

The Drying Rack is an OEM part for Speed Queen dryers. This part provides a flat, stationary surface within the dryer drum for drying items that should not be tumbled, such as shoes, hats, or delicate garments. 

Common causes of a bad drying rack include physical damage from overloading, warping from exposure to high heat, or cracks and breaks from regular use over time.

Symptoms of a bad drying rack include:

• Items not staying in place during the drying cycle
• Visible cracks, bends, or breaks in the rack
• Difficulty fitting the rack securely in the dryer drum
• Unusual noises during the drying process due to a loose or unstable rack

This OEM Speed Queen part is also compatible with some Alliance Laundry Systems models.

A replacement galvanized front bulkhead assembly with light opening that restores the washer's cabinet front and supports the door and control area. Replaces a damaged or corroded front panel to help maintain proper door alignment and cabinet integrity. What it does

• Provides the front cabinet support and mounting surface for the door and related hardware
• Includes the light opening for washer interior/accessory lights or indicators
• Restores proper door seal alignment and front-end rigidity after collision or corrosion damage
• Helps stop water intrusion and reduces vibration caused by a bent or weakened front panel

• One galvanized front bulkhead assembly with light opening

• Panel removal may require disconnecting power and detaching door, trim, and controls
• Disconnect power and shut off water before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Handle edges carefully — metal panels can have sharp edges; wear gloves and eye protection
• Verify alignment and fastener torque during reassembly; test a short wash cycle to confirm proper operation

This front bulkhead assembly forms the dryer's front drum support and air seal. Replacing a worn or damaged bulkhead restores smooth drum rotation, reduces noise, and helps maintain proper airflow for consistent drying performance.

• Supports and aligns the drum at the front to prevent rubbing and scraping
• Helps seal the lint/air path so heat stays in the drum and exhaust flows correctly
• Air leaks at the front bulkhead can contribute to long dry times or lint in the cabinet

• Disconnect power and gas supply and allow the dryer to cool before servicing
• Remove the front panel/door assembly; support the drum before detaching the old bulkhead
• Transfer any model-specific components from the original bulkhead and ensure seals/glides are correctly positioned
• After installation, rotate the drum by hand to verify clearances, then reassemble and test

This is the rotating dryer cylinder assembly. Replacing a dented, rusted, or out-of-round cylinder restores smooth tumbling and helps prevent snags, noise, and uneven drying performance.

• Holds and tumbles laundry while working with the belt/drive system
• Internal white baffles lift and separate clothes for better airflow
• Smooth interior helps protect fabrics from catching or tearing
• Typical signs it's needed: loose or broken baffles, interior rust, dents, scraping/thumping once per revolution, or recurring fabric snags

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—metal edges can be sharp
• Access typically requires removing the top/front panels and releasing belt tension; note belt routing
• Set drum, route belt correctly, spin by hand to confirm clearance, then reassemble and test

This 120V light housing assembly secures and protects the interior light in your machine, restoring dependable illumination inside the cabinet. It positions the bulb and socket correctly so you can clearly see the drum/compartment when the door opens.

• Mounts and insulates the interior light socket within the cabinet
• Positions the bulb for proper interior illumination
• Helps resolve issues from a cracked, heat-damaged, or loose housing
• Typical symptoms: interior light won't turn on, flickers intermittently, or only works when the door is moved
• Designed for 120V systems

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access the light area per your model's service information; remove panels as needed
• Note wire locations; make secure connections to the new housing
• Restore power and test the interior light before final reassembly