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Speed Queen Washer Repair

Fast, professional Speed Queen washer repair from technicians who fix Speed Queen washers frequently. Same or next business day on most calls.

  • Factory-authorized Speed Queen service
  • Upfront Appliance Blue Book pricing
  • Stocked vans, so many repairs are done in one visit
  • 10-year parts warranty, 60-day labor warranty*

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  • 100Speed Queen washer repairs in our records
  • 4.9average customer rating
Factory-authorized

Why factory-authorized Speed Queen service matters

  • Factory-trained techniciansOur technicians are trained by Speed Queen and work on Speed Queen appliances frequently.
  • Genuine Speed Queen parts, fastWe get genuine manufacturer parts directly, so the right part arrives faster.
  • A direct line to Speed QueenOur technicians can reach the manufacturer's own technical and engineering support teams, so the tough problems get solved faster and done right.

What we fix most on Speed Queen washers

  1. Door lock or lid switch
  2. Drive belt
  3. Drain pump
  4. Water inlet valve
  5. Pressure sensor
  6. Motor or hall sensor

Counted from our technicians' notes on 100 Speed Queen washer service calls.

Why a Speed Queen washer stops working

These washers are built heavy, so the fix is nearly always a wear part, not a dead machine.

Won't start or won't spin? Look at the lock first. TR top-loaders lock the lid for the spin, and the FF7 front-loader locks its door for the whole cycle. When the lid lock, lid switch or door lock wears out, the control never gets a closed signal and the washer won't go. The TC5 has no lid lock, but its lid switch still has to close before it'll spin.

A motor that hums or runs while the tub sits still is a common sign of a worn or slipping drive belt. On variable-speed TR models, the motor control and the sensor that reports motor speed are also suspects.

Water left in the tub comes down to the drain pump, either jammed with a sock or coin or simply worn out. Slow fill, no fill or the wrong water temperature points to clogged screens in the water inlet valve or a bad valve coil. When the washer overfills or underfills, look at the pressure sensor that reads the water level, along with its air tube.

Fault codes on the electronic models

TR and FF7 washers can display fault codes. The mechanical TC5 doesn't. Codes aren't the same across model lines and control versions, so go by the troubleshooting section of the manual for your exact model. A code tells you which circuit caught the problem, and that isn't always the part that failed.

Quick checks that might save a trip

  1. Check the breaker and make sure the washer is plugged into an outlet that works.
  2. Shut the lid or door firmly and make sure nothing is caught in the latch.
  3. Open both water valves behind the machine all the way and look for kinked hoses.
  4. For a tub that won't drain, see that the drain hose isn't kinked or shoved too far down the standpipe.
  5. For a machine that shakes, spread the load out and check that the washer sits level with every foot on the floor.

Model numbers and a few habits

Speed Queen washer model numbers start with the series, like TC5, TR7 or FF7. The warranty lookup uses the serial number, so keep both with your receipt.

Use the amount of detergent the manual calls for and don't overload. Swap out fill hoses that bulge or crack. In an unheated Minnesota or Wisconsin laundry room, keep the lines from freezing. Leaving the lid or door open between loads helps too.

Should you fix it?

Speed Queen tests its home washers to 10,400 cycles and covers most lines with 3 to 7 years of parts and labor. Belts, lid locks, pumps, valves and pressure sensors are routine swaps on a machine that's expected to run for decades. Look at your paperwork before paying anyone, since the repair may still be under warranty.

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Recent Speed Queen washer repairs

Speed Queen WasherApr 1, 2026Elk River, MNTechnician: Adam

Model AWNE82SP113TW01

Issue was random noise. Ran unit multiple times and could not duplicate sound. Found rear legs frozen in place. Loosened legs so unit now moves properly, which may resolve unusual noises. If issue continues, recommend customer record video and note time noise occurs.

“He was very thorough and very nice!”

Lori B.
Speed Queen WasherMar 31, 2026St. Cloud, MNTechnician: Brandon

Model AWN632SP116TW02

Installed new belt and pump, cycled and tested unit, checked for leaks, and verified washer is now operating properly.

“He took his shoes off! He was so nice and professional and polite!”

Kristen A.
Speed Queen WasherMar 30, 2026Cambridge, MNTechnician: James

Model AWN43RSN116TW01

Installed new water valve and ran tests. Unit is operating properly. Noted that machine is still filling somewhat slowly due to poor house water pressure. Advised customer to have a plumber inspect the well system.

“On time, polite, informed me what he was doing”

Marlyne M.
Speed Queen WasherMar 30, 2026Prior Lake, MNTechnician: Delton

Model AWN632SP116TW02

Customer stated washer had louder-than-normal rumbling during agitate and spin. Found drain pump clamps not inserted correctly, causing vibration noise. Realigned bracket, tested with load, and verified no more rumbling. Washer is working well.

“Very professional and seemed very honest. I would call him back again.”

Renee S.
Speed Queen WasherMar 25, 2026Minneapolis, MNTechnician: Bunbob

Model AWN43RSN116TW01

Installed new valve part 205765. Verified no leaks and ran calibration cycle. Job complete.

“Although I appreciated the text messages giving updates as to when the service technician would arrive I still found myself waiting past the time frame given to me each service call. It seems to me you are scheduling more service calls in a day than the technician can make.”

William H.
Speed Queen WasherMar 18, 2026Hopkins, MNTechnician: Mark

Model AWN63RSN116TW01

Installed new power board, ran a cycle, and verified the unit starts and works properly.

“Mark was thoughtful and courteous. He went out of his way to personally secure a part so that my repair would be complete a day sooner. Appreciate him.”

Liz W.
Speed Queen WasherFeb 20, 2026Elk River, MNTechnician: Adam

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Replaced broken lid lock and tested washer. Unit now operating properly.

Speed Queen WasherFeb 16, 2026Cottage Grove, MNTechnician: Hyrum

Model AWN632SP116TW02

Replaced washer springs due to ticking and squeaking during spin, tested operation, noise significantly reduced.

“On time, knowledgeable, explained clearly what was needed and repaired our washer. Left with everything cleaned up. Good communicator. Thanks.”

Leigh S.
Speed Queen WasherFeb 6, 2026Saint Francis, MNTechnician: James

Model AWN632SP116TW01

Installed new control board. Ran and tested. Unit operating properly.

“James was in and out in half an hour (maybe less). The washer works again. Yay!”

Peggy B.
Speed Queen WasherJan 27, 2026Cambridge, MNTechnician: James

Model AWN632SP116TW02

Found malfunctioning control panel board. Replaced board and tested. Unit operating properly.

“Omega is One of the best communicators in the service industry. Staff are clear , professional, knowledgeable and prompt. Easy to deal with and most helpful”

Jeff T.
Speed Queen WasherJan 27, 2026Richfield, MNTechnician: Nate

Model AFNE9BSP116TW13

Replaced valve and tested five fill cycles. No leaks observed and unit operating properly.

“Nate was awesome. He explained the repair and walked me through it. He even straightened the outer panels to tighten up the seams.”

Tom S.
Speed Queen WasherJan 22, 2026Stillwater, MNTechnician: Lucas

Model AFNE9BSP116TW13

Found belt worn with black shavings, replaced belt and leveled unit, unit operating properly.

“He knew what he was doing and went to work identifying the issue on our washer - replacing a belt. He also addressed another issue we were having with the inbalance of the machine due to a rubber boot that was ajar. He put the boot back on correctly”

Katherine K.
Speed Queen WasherJan 8, 2026Bloomington, MNTechnician: Kinnon

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Replaced a worn belt to resolve intermittent screeching noise, tested agitation and spin, and verified proper operation.

Speed Queen WasherJan 2, 2026Lino Lakes, MNTechnician: Collin

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Verified after part installation that unit returned to normal operation. No leaks present.

“Appreciated the knowledge and friendliness. Great experience and would have no issues working with Collin again”

Cheryl G.
Speed Queen WasherJan 1, 2026Roseville, MNTechnician: Collin

Model AWN43RSN115TW01

Unit not filling due to failed inlet valve, replaced valve, verified no leaks, and confirmed normal operation.

“Collin was prompt and courteous! He quickly diagnosed the problem with our washer, ran out to get the parts and returned for the repair, all on New Year’s Day!”

Mike M.
Speed Queen WasherDec 19, 2025Dayton, MNTechnician: James

Model AWN43RSN115TWO1

Installed new drain pump and verified proper operation.

“Our technician was very thorough and diagnosed the issue quickly. He repaired quickly as well and let me know his work was guaranteed for 60 day and part for 1 year”

Reze L.
Speed Queen WasherDec 12, 2025Inver Grove Heights, MNTechnician: Michael

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Customer stated draining issues, found drain pump testing open, replaced pump and unit fills and drains properly

Speed Queen WasherDec 4, 2025Osseo, MNTechnician: Mark

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Installed new lid lock assembly with bezel and verified proper operation.

“Mark was very knowledgeable and courteous. He was able to repair our washer and explain to us what the issue was. I would highly recommend him.”

Chuck B.
Speed Queen WasherDec 3, 2025Wayzata, MNTechnician: Nate

Model AWN632SP116TW01

Washing machine shaking violently; replaced tension springs, tested with towels, and unit no longer shakes or walks.

“Nate gets 6 stars on a 5 star system. If we weren’t retired, we would try to hire him away from you. Congrats to you for having this type of high high quality people !! Al Richie”

Al R.
Speed Queen WasherDec 3, 2025Minneapolis, MNTechnician: Collin

Model AWN43RSN115TW01

Upon inspection unit had a broken lid lock; replaced lid lock and unit is working properly.

“Very prompt service . Good workmanship. Pleasant polite gentleman. Thank you very much for fixing my washing machine.”

Rosemary And Rodger D.
Speed Queen WasherNov 26, 2025Minneapolis, MNTechnician: Tom

Model AWN432SP113TW01

Replaced pressure switch and verified proper operation; placed water alarm under washer.

“Excellent communication through the repair process.”

Cleo K.
Speed Queen WasherNov 20, 2025Saint Paul, MNTechnician: Bunbob

Model AWNE9RSN116TW01

Installed new control board 204659P calibrated unit washer fills agitates drains and spins properly.

“Great service and fast response to work request!”

James Or Alicia B.
Speed Queen WasherNov 18, 2025Edina, MNTechnician: Evan

Model AWN63RSN116TW01

Replaced the broken washer lid lock to correct a no-start condition and verified the unit now starts and operates properly.

“Evan was very efficient!!! Really appreciated his speed in repairing the washer AND checking to see that it was functioning as it should. I really appreciated that he had the part with and could replace right away. Thanks to the text communication also!!!!! I really depend on my Speed Queen and run it daily so thanks to the desk and Evan for getting me up and running quickly!”

Warren And Joanne S.
Speed Queen WasherNov 14, 2025Brooklyn Park, MNTechnician: Mark

Model AWN632SP116TW02

Customer complaint of intermittent beeping and random starts; replaced user interface and verified proper button response.

“Mark, an Appliance Technician with Omega Force Appliance Repair, visited our home this past week to repair our Speed Queen Washer. Mark arrived on time, was friendly and very knowledgeable. He asked appropriate questions and quickly diagnosed the problem and replaced the "board". I have used the machine several times since he made the repair. It is working GREAT!!! THANK YOU for your very professional service!!!!”

Connie Z.

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What Speed Queen washer owners say

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars by 100 Speed Queen washer repair customers
“He took his shoes off! He was so nice and professional and polite!”
Speed Queen washerKristen A., St. Cloud
“Very professional and seemed very honest. I would call him back again.”
Speed Queen washerRenee S., Prior Lake
“Mark was thoughtful and courteous. He went out of his way to personally secure a part so that my repair would be complete a day sooner. Appreciate him.”
Speed Queen washerLiz W., Hopkins
“On time, knowledgeable, explained clearly what was needed and repaired our washer. Left with everything cleaned up. Good communicator. Thanks.”
Speed Queen washerLeigh S., Cottage Grove
“James was in and out in half an hour (maybe less). The washer works again. Yay!”
Speed Queen washerPeggy B., Saint Francis
“Omega is One of the best communicators in the service industry. Staff are clear , professional, knowledgeable and prompt. Easy to deal with and most helpful”
Speed Queen washerJeff T., Cambridge
“Nate was awesome. He explained the repair and walked me through it. He even straightened the outer panels to tighten up the seams.”
Speed Queen washerTom S., Richfield
“He knew what he was doing and went to work identifying the issue on our washer - replacing a belt. He also addressed another issue we were having with the inbalance of the machine due to a rubber boot that was ajar. He put the boot back on correctly”
Speed Queen washerKatherine K., Stillwater
“Appreciated the knowledge and friendliness. Great experience and would have no issues working with Collin again”
Speed Queen washerCheryl G., Lino Lakes
“Collin was prompt and courteous! He quickly diagnosed the problem with our washer, ran out to get the parts and returned for the repair, all on New Year’s Day!”
Speed Queen washerMike M., Roseville
“Our technician was very thorough and diagnosed the issue quickly. He repaired quickly as well and let me know his work was guaranteed for 60 day and part for 1 year”
Speed Queen washerReze L., Dayton
“Mark was very knowledgeable and courteous. He was able to repair our washer and explain to us what the issue was. I would highly recommend him.”
Speed Queen washerChuck B., Osseo

Speed Queen washer repair FAQ

What goes wrong most often on Speed Queen washers?

In our technicians' notes on 100 Speed Queen washer service calls, the repairs that come up most involve the door lock or lid switch, drive belt and drain pump. The list near the top of this page shows the rest.

How many Speed Queen washers have you repaired?

100 Speed Queen washer repairs are in our service records so far, and customers rated those visits 4.9 out of 5 stars.

Why won't my Speed Queen washer spin?

The lid or door lock is the most common reason. TR top-loaders lock the lid for spin, and the FF7 locks its door for the whole cycle, so a failed lock or switch keeps it from spinning. An unbalanced load or a worn drive belt can do it too. So can water that isn't draining, because the washer won't spin a full tub.

Does the Speed Queen TC5 have a lid lock?

No. Speed Queen lists the TC5 with no lid lock for the full cycle, so you can open it mid-spin and add items. The TR3, TR5 and TR7 leave the lid unlocked until the first spin, then lock it while spinning. The TC5 does still have a lid switch, and lifting the lid stops the spin.

Why is my Speed Queen washer not draining?

Check the drain hose before anything else. It shouldn't be kinked behind the machine or pushed too far into the standpipe. With a clear hose, the drain pump is the likely problem. Socks, coins and hair ties jam it, and pumps also just wear out. On some models a failing lid switch or lock will keep the washer from moving on to drain and spin.

Is a Speed Queen washer worth repairing?

In most cases, yes. Speed Queen puts its home washers through 10,400 test cycles, which it equates to about 25 years in an average household, and most lines come with 3 to 7 years of parts and labor coverage. Belts, lid locks, drain pumps, inlet valves and pressure sensors are the common failures, and they're replaceable parts on an otherwise solid machine. Check your paperwork first, because the repair might still be under warranty.

How much does Speed Queen washer repair cost?

The trip and diagnostic fee starts at $129. Your technician quotes the repair upfront using the Appliance Blue Book, before any work begins, so you can decide with no surprises.

Are you a factory-authorized Speed Queen service provider?

Yes. Omega Force Appliance Repair is a factory-authorized Speed Queen service provider.

Is the repair guaranteed?

Repairs you pay us for directly come with a 10-year warranty on parts and a 60-day labor warranty. When a manufacturer, home warranty company or other third party pays for the repair, that company's warranty applies instead.

Omega Force Appliance Repair is a factory-authorized Speed Queen service provider.

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