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The Roller Cylinder is an OEM replacement part for Speed Queen dryers. This component supports the dryer drum and enables smooth rotation during operation, reducing friction and ensuring consistent performance. Proper functioning of the roller cylinder is essential for maintaining the balance and efficiency of the dryer drum.

Causes of a bad Roller Cylinder can include natural wear over time, exposure to heavy loads that strain the rollers, or debris accumulation that affects smooth movement. Misalignment of the drum or poor maintenance practices can also contribute to roller failure.

Symptoms of a bad Roller Cylinder include:

• A thumping or rumbling noise during operation
• The drum wobbling or not spinning smoothly
• Visible wear or damage to the roller upon inspection

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

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.

This lint filter traps lint and fibers as air moves through the dryer, helping maintain proper airflow and drying performance. Replace a damaged or missing screen to reduce lint buildup inside the machine and along the vent.

• Captures lint and debris during the drying cycle to protect the blower and venting
• Helps maintain airflow for consistent drying results and temperature control
• Reduces lint redepositing on clothes and around the door opening
• Replace if the mesh is torn, the frame is warped/cracked, or if you notice longer dry times or excess lint inside the drum

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the old screen and vacuum out the lint chute/housing; inspect and clean the exhaust vent as needed
• Insert the new filter and ensure it seats fully and flush—do not operate the dryer without the filter in place
• Run a short test cycle to confirm proper airflow at the exhaust

This push button switch mounts in the appliance's control panel and sends an electrical signal to the control when pressed. Replace a worn or sticking switch to restore dependable button response and function activation. What it does:

• Panel-mounted switch that closes its contacts when pressed to signal the control
• Restores reliable front-panel input for starting or selecting a function
• Helps address no response or intermittent response when the button is pressed
• Replaces switches with loose action, sticking, or heat-discolored/burned terminals

• 1 push button switch

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access the console/control panel to reach the switch
• Note wire positions (take a photo) and transfer connectors one at a time; ensure firm, fully seated terminals
• Secure the switch in the panel (nut/clip as applicable), verify button action, then reassemble and test

This 3-position fabric selector switch is the control behind the knob that lets you choose the fabric setting on your unit. Replacing a worn switch restores positive detents and ensures your selection is recognized instead of ignored or stuck.

• Provides three selectable fabric settings to tailor operation
• Routes the chosen setting to the timer/control
• Typical symptoms: no response when changing settings, intermittent selection, or being stuck on one mode
• Physical clues of failure: loose/no detent feel, broken shaft, or heat-discolored terminals

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the knob and retaining hardware to free the old switch
• Photograph/label wire positions and transfer each lead to the same terminals on the new switch
• Reassemble and test all three positions for proper engagement

This lint filter captures lint and fibers from the drying airflow to protect the blower and vent path. Replacing a damaged or missing screen helps maintain airflow, reduce lint buildup, and keep drying performance consistent.

• Traps lint and debris as air circulates through the dryer
• Helps maintain proper airflow and drying efficiency
• Replace if mesh is torn, frame is warped/cracked, or the filter won't seat fully
• Common symptoms: longer dry times, lint on clothes or around the door, or a filter that pops out

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove the old filter from the lint opening and vacuum any lint from the housing
• Insert the new filter fully so it sits flat and seals properly
• Never operate the dryer without the lint filter installed

This seal kit restores a proper water-tight barrier in the washer's drive area to prevent leaks and protect bearings and motor components on 1992-and-newer units.

• Seals the drive shaft/tub interface to stop water migration
• Helps prevent bearing and motor damage from moisture
• Common leak symptoms: water under the washer, rust streaks at center post, noisy spin from moisture intrusion
• May also address oil/water contamination around the transmission area

• Disconnect power and water; move the washer to a stable, level work area
• Removal of agitator, inner tub, and drive components is typically required
• Inspect shaft and mating surfaces; clean and lightly lubricate as specified by service literature
• Use proper drivers/press tools; do not hammer seals into place

Considered a crucial part of the dryer, the blower fan assembly is the part that pulls in air from outside and then circulates that air in the drum to ensure clothing gets dry. After the air is moved around the drum, it is then moved through the exhaust vent. This part is located on the motor shaft and is made of durable plastic. Regular use can lead to wear and tear or damage to this component. If this occurs, the air in the dryer may not dry the clothing. In this case, the blower fan assembly will need to be replaced.If the blower fan assembly needs to be replaced, first the dryer should be unplugged from power. Take the cabinet top off and remove the front panel on the appliance. Take out the drum, remove the motor clamp, and loosen the blower fan so it can be removed. Take it out and replace it with the new blower fan assembly.The blower fan assembly is designed to be used with dryers manufactured by Amana and Speed Queen. It is sold as an individual part. This is an authentic OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

This drive motor and pulley assembly powers the belt-driven system to rotate the drum or tub. Replacing a weak or seized motor restores consistent rotation and reliable cycle performance on compatible 120V/60Hz models. What it does:

• Drives the belt that turns the drum or tub for wash/spin or tumble
• Provides correct 120V/60Hz operation for North American units designed for this spec
• Helps address symptoms like humming with no start, drum/tub not turning, belt not moving, or burning/motor smell
• Replaces a worn pulley to improve belt tracking and reduce slippage or squeal

• 1 motor and pulley assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas units, also shut off gas supply
• Relieve belt tension, note routing, and transfer wiring/connectors from the old motor
• Align the pulley and set proper belt tension; rotate by hand to verify free movement before restoring power

Sturdy metal door strike that mates with the latch/lock on your machine's cabinet. It keeps the door closed and engages the door switch so cycles can start and run without nuisance stops.

• Interfaces with the door latch/lock mechanism to secure closure
• Engages the door switch/interlock so the appliance can start and continue running
• Restores proper door alignment and latch feel after wear or bending
• Typical symptoms: door won't latch or pops open; unit won't start/run; intermittent stopping mid-cycle; visible damage to the strike

• Unplug the appliance (and shut off gas to gas dryers) before servicing
• Remove the existing strike and retain mounting hardware; note orientation
• Install the new strike in the same position; tighten screws and verify alignment
• Close the door to confirm smooth latching and proper operation

This lint filter cover fits over the dryer's lint screen opening to secure the filter and provide a smooth, directed airflow path. Replace a cracked or missing cover to help maintain lint capture and protect fabrics at the opening.

• Covers the lint filter opening and holds the screen in place
• Guides air through the filter to collect lint
• Provides a smooth edge to help prevent fabric snags at the drum entrance
• Typical signs of failure: cracked/broken cover, loose or mis-seated lint screen, excess lint in the drum, or longer dry times

• Disconnect power; for gas models, shut off the gas supply
• Open the door and remove the lint screen
• Remove the existing cover by releasing its fasteners/tabs (varies by model); note orientation
• Seat the new cover securely and reinstall the lint screen; verify proper fit before use

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

This light gray lint filter cover shields the dryer's lint screen opening and helps direct airflow for efficient lint capture. Replace a cracked or missing cover to maintain airflow and reduce the chance of fabric snags.

• Covers the lint screen opening and channels air through the filter
• Helps keep the lint screen aligned and properly seated
• Provides a smooth edge at the door opening to protect fabrics
• Typical signs it's failing: cracks, broken tabs, loose lint screen, lint in drum, longer dry times

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the door; remove screws or release locking tabs to remove the old cover
• Position the new cover and secure it with existing hardware as applicable
• The lint screen slides in fully and seats flush before use

This terminal block assembly connects your dryer's power cord to the internal wiring, providing a secure, heat-resistant junction. Replacing a damaged block restores a reliable electrical connection and helps prevent intermittent power, overheating, or burnt terminals.

• Provides an insulated junction point between incoming power and the appliance's internal wiring
• Secures cord conductors with screw terminals to maintain a tight, low-resistance connection
• Helps resolve issues like the dryer not powering on, intermittent shutdowns, or a burning smell near the cord cover
• Replaces cracked, melted, or stripped terminals to restore a safe power path

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Photograph/label wire positions and move one wire at a time to the new block
• Tighten terminal screws firmly; recheck connections after initial operation
• Inspect/replace any heat-damaged cord lugs, wiring, or strain relief before reassembly

This replacement moisture sensor bar mounts inside the drum and helps the dryer detect when laundry is dry. A worn or damaged bar can cause sensor-dry cycles to end too soon or run too long.

• Senses moisture on fabrics and signals the control to advance or extend auto-dry cycles
• Helps stop the cycle when clothes reach the selected dryness level
• Symptoms can include auto-dry cycles ending early, extended run times, or inconsistent dryness
• Build-up on the bars can also affect sensing performance

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off gas supply for gas dryers
• Access the sensor at the front bulkhead/lint housing; move wire leads to the new bar and secure with existing hardware
• Clean any residue from both sensor bars to improve accuracy
• Reassemble and test with a small damp load on a sensor cycle

This push-button switch mounts in the control panel and sends an electrical signal to start or enable a function. Replacing a worn switch restores consistent response when the button is pressed.

• Provides momentary contact to the control or timer when pressed
• Common symptoms: unit won't start, must press repeatedly, or no tactile "click"/return
• Visible issues can include heat discoloration, broken actuator, or loose terminals

• Disconnect power to the appliance; shut off gas supply to dryers
• Access the control panel; release retaining tabs or nut and remove the old switch
• Note wire positions or take a photo; transfer wires to the new switch one at a time
• Seat and secure the switch, reassemble, restore power, and test operation