Parts for Speed Queen LTSA7AWN: Pump Assy Parts

This washer drain pump removes water from the tub during the drain and spin portions of the cycle. Replacing a failing pump restores proper draining and helps prevent standing water, error codes, and extended cycle times.

• Pumps wastewater out through the drain hose so the washer can complete drain and spin cycles
• Failure symptoms include water left in the tub, slow/no draining, or drain-related error messages
• Also presents as loud humming/grinding from the pump area or leaks around the pump/hose connections
• Restores consistent water removal to help the washer reach and maintain proper spin speeds

• Disconnect power and water supply; bail or drain remaining water and protect the floor
• Access the pump, note hose orientation, and disconnect hoses; if present, unplug the wire harness; remove mounting fasteners
• Transfer any brackets or clamps from the old pump as needed and ensure all hose connections are tight and properly oriented
• After installation, run a drain/spin to check for leaks and proper water removal

This pump housing is the molded case that holds the washer's drain pump and channels wastewater out of the tub. Replacing a cracked or damaged housing restores proper drainage and helps stop leaks. What it does:

• Houses and secures the drain pump assembly
• Directs discharged water from the pump to the drain line
• Helps maintain pump alignment and prevents leaks from the pump area
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: leaking near the pump, poor or slow draining, and unusual pump noise

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repair
• Drain the washer tub and remove surrounding panels to access the pump housing
• Inspect pump, seals, gaskets, and mounting hardware; replace any worn components
• Tighten fasteners snugly but avoid overtightening; test for leaks after reassembly