Parts for Huebsch 30EG: Single Coin Meter Parts

A replacement timing cam that positions the timer/timer shaft to control cycle sequencing in compatible Speed Queen washers, helping the machine advance reliably through agitation, drain and spin stages for consistent operation. What it does:

• Rotates with the timer to index cycle steps, enabling proper engagement of transmission/clutch and water/drain functions
• Common repair part when a washer won't advance between cycles, gets stuck on a single stage, or skips spin/agitate
• Ensures correct mechanical timing for cycle transitions when installed and aligned correctly
• Typical molded cam design built to match OEM timing profiles for reliable fit

• Disconnect power and follow OEM service procedures before removing the console or timer assembly
• Observe alignment marks and index position on the timer shaft during removal and installation
• Replace only with the exact part number to ensure proper fit
• Do not attempt electrical testing while the unit is powered

This coin retainer spring is a small replacement coil that helps keep the coin retainer assembly tensioned so coins feed and release correctly in coin-operated machines. Restores proper retention and reduces coin jams. What it does:

• Provides tension to the coin retainer so coins stay seated until the release cycle
• Helps prevent coins from slipping or jamming in the coin box/coin mechanism
• Restores reliable coin movement after a worn or broken spring
• Common service part for coin-operated laundry equipment

• One coin retainer spring

• Install with power disconnected and coin box removed for safe access
• Use basic hand tools; take care not to overstretch the spring during installation
• Verify correct seating and operation of the coin retainer before returning the machine to service
• If other coin mechanism components are damaged, replace those parts as needed for reliable operation

Replacement T-183 switch to restore electrical control in laundry equipment. This compact control switch completes or interrupts the circuit so the machine can respond to user controls and safety interlocks. What it does:

• Acts as a control/terminal switch to open or close the electrical circuit for operation
• Common symptom: machine fails to start or respond to controls
• Common symptom: intermittent power or unpredictable operation when the switch is worn
• Works as part of the user controls and safety/interlock systems

• One T-183 switch

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service to avoid shock hazard
• Verify wiring locations and label connectors before removal for correct reassembly
• Handle terminals carefully and tighten connectors to prevent loose connections
• Test the switch for continuity and proper operation after installation

This pilot orifice for natural gas ovens and ranges meters gas to the pilot burner for a stable pilot flame, helping reliable ignition and proper burner operation. Use when the pilot flame is weak, sputters, or won't stay lit. What it does:

• Controls the gas flow to the pilot burner so the pilot flame remains steady
• Restores consistent ignition when the pilot flame is low or inconsistent
• Helps prevent improper burner lighting related to restricted pilot flow
• Matches OEM pilot orifice sizing for intended gas type

• Turn off gas supply and power to the appliance before servicing
• Replace only with the correct orifice for natural gas; do not modify the part
• Inspect pilot tubing and fittings for leaks; test with a soapy water solution after installation