Parts for Speed Queen LTSA9AWN3000: Hose Assy Parts

This small sealing washer fits the washer's water pressure assembly to help maintain a proper watertight seal at the pressure/valve connection. Replacing a worn washer reduces leaks and helps the fill/pressure system operate as intended. What it does

• Provides a watertight seal at the water pressure/valve connection to prevent leaks.
• Helps maintain correct pressure feedback to the washer's water control system.
• Wear or damage can allow leaking at the valve or inconsistent fill behavior.
• Simple, low-cost part commonly replaced when troubleshooting valve leaks.

• Turn off household water supply and unplug the washer before replacing.
• Remove the valve/pressure fitting carefully and replace the old washer with the new one, making sure it seats flat and undamaged.
• Inspect mating surfaces for debris or damage; clean before reassembly.
• If leaks or fill issues persist after replacement, inspect related seals, fittings, and the pressure switch/valve assembly.

The Washer Filter is an OEM replacement part for Speed Queen top-loading washing machines. Located at the bottom of the washer tub, this filter traps lint and other debris to prevent plumbing issues. It must be cleaned regularly to maintain optimal water flow.

Symptoms of a clogged or damaged filter include:

• Slow or inadequate water fill levels 
• Cycles taking longer to complete 
• Accumulation of debris in pump/hoses
• Draining or spinning issues

Causes may be related to prolonged use without cleaning, excessive mineral or detergent buildup over time, or physical damage like cracks that allow lint to pass through.

This part is compatible with some Whirlpool, Maytag, and Kenmore-branded top loaders as well.

This water mixing valve controls and blends hot and cold water to deliver the selected fill temperature for the washer, restoring proper wash-temperature control and consistent cycle fills. What it does

• Mixes incoming hot and cold water to achieve set wash temperature.
• Directs water flow to the tub during fill cycles.
• Can cause inconsistent or incorrect water temperature when faulty.
• May leak or prevent proper filling if worn or damaged.

• One water mixing valve assembly.

• Disconnect power and shut off both hot and cold water supplies before servicing.
• Drain remaining water from hoses and system to avoid spills during replacement.
• Replace with the exact valve assembly and tighten clamps to manufacturer torque recommendations.
• Test cycles for correct water temperature and check for leaks after installation.