Parts for Speed Queen STGNCASP115TW01: Heater Duct Assy-Gas Models Parts

This appliance screw replaces a missing or damaged fastener to secure panels and brackets. With a 10B-16 thread and 0.34-inch length, it restores a tight fit to help reduce vibration, rattles, and loosening.

• Fastens sheet-metal parts, brackets, and covers in the appliance cabinet
• Helps maintain alignment and support of components subject to vibration
• Direct replacement for stripped, rusted, or missing hardware
• Can help resolve symptoms like loose panels, rattling noises, or gaps

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water as applicable before servicing
• Start threads by hand in the original hole or clip to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly without overtightening to prevent stripping
• If the receiving clip/nut is damaged, repair or replace it for a secure hold

The Outlet Cover is an OEM part for SpeedQueen dryers. It is a protective plate located at the rear of the dryer that covers the outlet vent during operation. The outlet cover plays an important safety role by preventing objects from accidentally entering the vent area.

Causes of a bad outlet cover can include normal wear and tear over extended use, damage from being struck or impacted, or loose screws/fasteners that no longer hold it tightly in place.

Symptoms of a bad dryer outlet cover include:

• Cracks, fractures or missing pieces that compromise the cover's protective function
• Looseness, rattling or inability to properly secure over the outlet vent

The Cover Outlet-Perforated is an OEM part for Speed Queen dryers. It functions as a protective cover, allowing proper airflow while preventing debris or foreign objects from entering the exhaust system. This part is designed to ensure efficient air circulation during the drying process, aiding in optimal dryer performance.

Causes of a bad Cover Outlet-Perforated can include physical damage due to wear over time, exposure to high heat cycles, or accidental impacts. Cracks or breaks in the cover may also result from improper handling during maintenance or cleaning.

Symptoms of a bad Cover Outlet-Perforated include:

• Reduced drying efficiency or extended drying times
• Visible cracks, warping, or other damage to the cover
• Accumulation of lint or debris around the exhaust area

This OEM Speed Queen part is also compatible with Alliance laundry equipment.

This heater duct assembly routes heated air from the dryer's heating unit to the drum so your loads dry efficiently and evenly. It replaces a damaged or obstructed duct to restore proper airflow and drying performance. What it does

• Channels hot air from the heating element into the drum for consistent drying.
• Restores airflow if a cracked or broken duct was leaking heat inside the cabinet.
• Helps address symptoms like reduced drying performance or longer cycle times.
• Prevents heat loss that can cause the dryer to run inefficiently.

• Disconnect power (unplug electric or shut off gas and unplug) before beginning any repair.
• High-level access may require removing the dryer's front or top panel; use basic hand tools and follow the dryer's service manual.
• Inspect surrounding seals and fasteners; replace any damaged clips or gaskets for a proper fit.
• Never operate the dryer with the duct disconnected or obstructed; ensure lint is cleared before reassembly.

This limit thermostat monitors dryer temperature and opens the heating circuit if temperatures climb too high, helping protect the appliance and laundry. Replacing a failed thermostat restores reliable heat and safe temperature control. What it does:

• Monitors temperature at the heater/blower housing and opens at its limit to prevent overheating
• Helps maintain safe drying temperatures during normal cycles
• Common symptoms of a failed thermostat: no heat or intermittent heat, dryer runs too hot/overheats, or cycles end early due to overheating

• 1 limit thermostat

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Access the thermostat location per your model (typically on the heater housing or blower duct), remove mounting screws, and note wire positions
• Transfer wires to the new thermostat and mount it flush for proper sensing
• After reassembly, clear lint and verify venting/airflow to prevent repeat overheating